What fuel system for E85 capable of 1000rwhp?
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What fuel system for E85 capable of 1000rwhp?
Looking for a fuel system capable of 1000rwhp on E85. Setup will be around 800rwhp but we would like to have something with a little room to grow. I have looked at the Aeromotive Eliminator in-tank setup and also the Fore Innovations triple pump setup. I am leaning more towards a large single pump as 3 pumps is 3 possible failures.
If you can post links and only personal experiences...
If you can post links and only personal experiences...
#2
Melting Slicks
Fore Triple is what I chose. Never ran the Aermotive Eliminator, so can't comment on that. Fore system was top notch, plenty of fuel on E85.
I was running the Walboro 485 primary and Walboro secondaries as well along with ID1000's and I was around 60% duty cycle making just north of 800whp. Now I'm on ID2000's and should be making between 1000-1100whp once we get the clutch situation resolved with lots of room to grow. Also I will be running E98 for bigger events, and E85 on the street.
I was running the Walboro 485 primary and Walboro secondaries as well along with ID1000's and I was around 60% duty cycle making just north of 800whp. Now I'm on ID2000's and should be making between 1000-1100whp once we get the clutch situation resolved with lots of room to grow. Also I will be running E98 for bigger events, and E85 on the street.
#4
Fore Triple is what I chose. Never ran the Aermotive Eliminator, so can't comment on that. Fore system was top notch, plenty of fuel on E85.
I'm running the Walboro 485 primary and Walboro secondaries as well along with ID1000's I was around 60% duty cycle making 800whp. Now I'm on ID2000's and should be making north of 1000whp once we get the clutch situation resolved with lots of room to grow. Also will be running E98 for bigger events, and E85 on the street.
I'm running the Walboro 485 primary and Walboro secondaries as well along with ID1000's I was around 60% duty cycle making 800whp. Now I'm on ID2000's and should be making north of 1000whp once we get the clutch situation resolved with lots of room to grow. Also will be running E98 for bigger events, and E85 on the street.
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Drifting
#6
Melting Slicks
No, I bought it, but never installed it. Since everything runs into the ProEFI, the shop wanted to install and wire it using relays and such that can be more easily controlled by the EMS. They were doing all the labor and tuning, so I left it up to them on how they wanted to install it, wire it, etc...
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I could be biased, but I prefer the ECS fuel system.
All lines PTFE and components are E85 ready. All mounted in the rear and no need to drop the tank unless you're going boost referenced.
http://www.eastcoastsupercharging.co...ategory_id=302
All lines PTFE and components are E85 ready. All mounted in the rear and no need to drop the tank unless you're going boost referenced.
http://www.eastcoastsupercharging.co...ategory_id=302
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#9
Team Owner
ECS or Fore will both work. Pick what style you like and go with that. Hell, buy both and go overkill.
#11
Team Owner
Then just add a pump for $110.
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Drifting
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I have a 450 making ~25psi (fuel bucket seal leak) plus my 4303 and I'm going pretty lean at 1025whp losing fuel pressure. I just can't see the 450 doing more than 700whp on e85... Maybe 800 at 20v with an efficient line setup
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Last edited by C6 Curtis; 02-11-2015 at 02:06 AM.