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Thread: Power limitations of stock hpfp
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07-05-2017, 05:44 PM #1Member
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Power limitations of stock hpfp
If the lpfp is upgraded to a point where it isn't a limiting factor. Let's say dual walbro 450s/stage 3, then how much power can be run with a stock hpfp before port injection etc is needed? I suppose on e85 or a lower mix of ethanol.
Let's say no water meth injection.
ThanksBest:11.79@119mph on stock turbos.
11.74@129 on GCs.
FBO+Meth Port injection, GC Turbos, custom bucketless stage2, JB4, Trebila flash.
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07-05-2017, 07:22 PM #2Guest Vendor
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I've seen ~520 on ~e55 mix personally. I've heard of bigger numbers, but not personally observed them.
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07-05-2017, 08:34 PM #3Member
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As power increases will the hpfp pressure drop and drop? Even though the lpfp can stay at around 65 to 70 psi?
Best:11.79@119mph on stock turbos.
11.74@129 on GCs.
FBO+Meth Port injection, GC Turbos, custom bucketless stage2, JB4, Trebila flash.
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07-05-2017, 09:07 PM #4Guest Vendor
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Yes, it'll mechanically run out of flow capacity. Pressure drops once it can no longer keep up. That's why the shotgun flows so much more; we're spinning the pump faster. Similar sort of idea as using a different cam shape on the cam-driven hpfp's out there on other models.
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