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  1. Talk me into a centrifugal

    Ah good point about the pully! TY I was thinking about my conservative top end goals and not considering setting a pully size for good low RPM boost. Yes I'd get a fuel system if my goals require a fuel system. Chances are I'll be messing around with surge tanks anyway (fuel starvation...

  2. Talk me into a centrifugal

    My question is: Are you planning on installing a fuel system? (Or KPM type of upgrade) so that you can run E85? IMHO, the centri setup will work great for what you are trying to achieve provided you get the benefit of the additional timing you can add with E, and the ability to pulley down...

  3. Beginner’s Buying Guide

    Beginner’s Buying Guide Back when I started washing cars in the very early 2000’s, there was simply no avenue for learning how to detail other than buying and trying things for yourself. No internet, no YouTube, no forums. You either taught yourself or took a job in the detailing industry...

  4. Best return fuel system

    Is this Terry or an associate? If my JMS Fuelmax shipment is canceled and or I don't pay an arm and a leg to return it, I will buy a VMP or equivalent Complete fuel return, dual pumps, a hobbs or equivalent to variable load the second pump so both pumps don't run at 100% all of the time when not...

  5. Best return fuel system

    this is not a full fuel system. This is just to allow you to to run a second pump in your factory fuel hat. We would still need to add all of the feed lines, regulator filter, etc. You can use the factory line as a return hose if you want although most people upgrade to a 6 AM return line

  6. What gear oil do you use ? Additive or no?

    Royal Purple 75-140 gear oil already has all the additives mixed in that you’d typically need, so you won’t have to worry about adding anything extra.

  7. I’m on E85 now. I have 25 miles to empty can I just add 93 now ?

    I love the way my car runs on E85 but I don’t like the negative effects of it. Check out my last thread that shows more information on that from Fore Innovation. Also I’m at a 9.5 compression so even on 93 I’m still pretty safe. If I am on 93 and decide to race it I can add a bit of boostane.

  8. return-less fuel systems thoughts and ideas

    Let me research the JMS Fuelmax EZ, if that is what your talking about?. Running your fuel pump(s) on demand would be more efficient and extend pump life.

  9. return-less fuel systems thoughts and ideas

    I'm not a big fan either but mine has worked so far. If I could do it over again I would probably do the EZ BAP now that my friend has proven it works. RPM doesn't dictate fuel demand. The FPDM duty cycle does, which is why the EZ version works well. In order to add voltage it has to be in...

  10. return-less fuel systems thoughts and ideas

    I heard some tuners don't like pedal demand switches. I would prefer one that takes its signal from a taco wire and vary in accordance with RPM. Also, with a BAP installed, is it the soul source of voltage to the pump or does it add voltage above 12vdc?

  11. return-less fuel systems thoughts and ideas

    I can only tell you my status and plans…. As it stands, I’m running e85 on a Whipple with a 3.25 pulley, dw400, 22v bap, NO power wire upgrade and it works very well with fuel overhead and pcm protections in place. Should be around 850 rwhp, passes emissions, flex fuel, etc. if I decide to...

  12. How to determine switched or unswitched fuses in footwell fuse box

    You are trying to power your diff pump, correct? Anything else you need to power? My car has a dashcam and diff pump that are both on switched circuits via add-a-fuse wires. So I have 3 add-a-fuse wires in there. I am redoing my dashcam soon, and can then post some pics, but that doesn't...

  13. Diff Fluid swap

    I can't exactly do that because the vent tube popped off and I've leaked at least some fluid. And I don't have FORSCAN ability any more, I'm on a MOTEC M150 now. And shame on Ford. What a bunch of dumbasses. It doesn't take a PE stamp to say "Hey Bob, call the guys who make the rear diff...

  14. 30% mix - fueling experts chime in

    I don't mean to hijack your thread here Wildhorse, but I'd like to axe a question about running an E mix fuel in my 100% stock 2020, A10, PP1 GT here if you don't mind??? I've spent considerable time in the last few days reviewing threads about mixing fuel, tunes to handle the different levels...
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    North Dakota HO Procharger kit for 2015-2017 Ford Mustang GT

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  16. Track Tool Kit

    I actually didn't think of a change of clothes. Is the tire chock instead of the e-brake after a session? I have extra coolant and brake fluid in my garage, can plop those in there no problem. One bottle of invisible glass and a couple basic waffle weaves, in they go.

  17. E85 longevity/reliability

    I appreciate the feedback I know nothing about these fuel systems. I do plan to add a Holley Ultra Lo Ram manifold, VMP TwinJet 69mm and GT500 injectors. Staying NA I hadn’t planned to mess with the fuel pump. I’m just here to learn.

  18. E85 longevity/reliability

    Gotta have them tools to put in work, lol. I’ve saved a lot of $$$ on labor for mods and also it gives me a chance to learn my car inside and out.

  19. E85 longevity/reliability

    In that case, may be worth waiting to do. I just got the car a few weeks ago, taking mods slow. Maybe e85 should wait until next year. Add that and the fuel pump at the same time. Side note- jealous of all the tools you’ve got lol

  20. Whipple Tune vs. Aftermarket Tune

    Yep, I get why Whipple/Roush tune conservative and don't blame them at all. Big difference between having to create a one-size-fits-all tune for the mass market with a warranty versus a more individual tune getting the most you can based on your own specific application, mods, etc. But I still...


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