Yes that line is already ran. It's all hooked up I just need to run the wires and the boost reference line under the car along the fuel line then start tuning it.
This is a return fuel system from arcane. I bought it off juggernaut performance. It's basically a raidum hat with 2 walbro 465lph pumps. It comes with a wiring harness which is mostly plug and play. The return is inside the hat so you do not need to run a return line. You can do that too if you...
Hm I'm guessing if your car was running fine before it happened some time during the installation or when the shop was tuning it. Better to just get a new manifold than try to plug it I think.
Awesome! I believe the numbers, you're basically making what i did on the 115mm pulley and e54. but you do have a different IM and throttle body, 93 and I had a g2 at the time. Do you know if boost was logged during either run?
Yes that's what I'm trying to do use a dual pump setup and since the gt350 assembly comes with 2 and physically fits in the tank I just wanted to know if it was like a direct swap.
What ya mean by both sides?
Yes I mean if I just drop in the entire gt350 fuel pump assembly such as this then what else would I need to do to make it work
Were the dyno pulls during tuning? They way you describe it they were all just back to back for numbers. Mixing some meth would help iats but then fueling needs to compensate for being richer. My tuner said coyotes care a lot about being rich as far as peak power goes. They aren't like an ls...
Are you talking about the ess kit? Mine is just held on by a 14 mm bolt. I use an impact gun to take on and off. I change pulleys a good bit. No I don't tighten it like a lug nut. Just a second or two of impacting.
I am probably close to the limit of safety at 880 whp on a BAP dw400 and lu47s. Unless you do a return setup you will most likely always see a drop in pressure. Mine does drop but not below 42psi. Highest duty cycle I have seen is 60% with a 70% di/pi split