Greatlifejohn
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How much hp can a dw400 with a bap handle looking to be around 850-900ish I have a 2.9 whipple with 2.8 pulley.. Currently on just the Dw400 and 3.7 pulley seems to be fine
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How did it run?My close friend decided to find this out. Dw400, 22v bap, power wire upgrade, system pressure lowered to around 55 psi, lots of tuning. He’s running a Whipple 3.0 and 3.0” pulley and it’s sustaining fuel pressure. That pulley should make around 900 rwhp.
Right now I’m on a stage 2 2.9l with the dw400 no bap on e-85 … The car seems to run a little fine for a min after that it goes lean… I have no codes except for where I damage my fuel level sensor and my back o2sRuns great.
How would I go about monitoring my pressure is there something I can hook to my lines that would continuously show my pressure in my cockpit or would I have to datalog?I would not run a dw400 on e85 without a bap. Also, if this is a Gen 2 you need a way to monitor fuel pressure at wot.
How would I go about monitoring my pressure is there something I can hook to my lines that would continuously show my pressure in my cockpit or would I have to datalog?
Also my tuner from Ortiz said don’t got WOT till I’m told soGen 2 coyote or gen 2 whipple? It’s a gen 2 coyote and a gen 4 whipple I think.. The gen right before they changed the design..
You can run a digital fuel pressure gauge in the cabin.How would I go about monitoring my pressure is there something I can hook to my lines that would continuously show my pressure in my cockpit or would I have to datalog?
I’m guessing make a hole in fuel rail and screw in sensor?You can run a digital fuel pressure gauge in the cabin.
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You can buy one of these plug and play adapters. I use one for my nitrous system, but it can be used for a fuel pressure gauge as well.I’m guessing make a hole in fuel rail and screw in sensor?
Appreciate that going to be buying that soonYou can buy one of these plug and play adapters. I use one for my nitrous system, but it can be used for a fuel pressure gauge as well.
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As you can see, there are two 1/8 NPT ports on the adapter. You would simply use one and leave the other plugged.Appreciate that going to be buying that soon