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Wilbro Or Supra Fuel Pump For The 15g's?, 15g's wilbro or supra fuel pump? |
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Feb 19 2008, 08:48 PM
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first of all, 750cc injectors are way too big for 15g's. Get rid of those, and get some 550cc or even 650cc injectors. warlbro fuel pump is good. warlbro and supra fuel pump are similar enough. and the warlbro is more than enough for a 15g set-up. Worst case, you just hotwire it, and it's WAY more than plenty for what you have.
As far as the life expectancy of both... they'll outlast your use of them, if you maintain your car, and make sure it's tuned properly.
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Feb 20 2008, 01:31 AM
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one question how can 750cc injectors be way to big? thay will only pump the fuel i tell them to so whats the problem? thanks for the replay on the wilbro tho... but you stil dident answer my question on y the wilbro would be better and y not the supra one? willbro is 255cc supra one is lke 310cc or somthing like that. ok have a look at this site' http://www.import-power.com/3squicklist/dyno.htmltheres a guy here running TD-04 15G (x2) @ 22psi and getting 471.7 ALHP and theres a guy even gettin 485.9AWHP now i know suportin mods have a big part to play to but will the willbro fuel pump be able to handel that sort of pawer? i mean can the wilbro 255cc deal with pumping that much fuel to exspect to see them sort of resalts?
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Feb 20 2008, 10:10 AM
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QUOTE(girly vr-4 @ Feb 19 2008, 08:48 PM) first of all, 750cc injectors are way too big for 15g's. Get rid of those, and get some 550cc or even 650cc injectors. warlbro fuel pump is good. warlbro and supra fuel pump are similar enough. and the warlbro is more than enough for a 15g set-up. Worst case, you just hotwire it, and it's WAY more than plenty for what you have.
As far as the life expectancy of both... they'll outlast your use of them, if you maintain your car, and make sure it's tuned properly. [right][snapback]143625[/snapback][/right]
Exactly right, I have dynoed many 13g and 15g cars and they will run best with 550cc injectors. You want to shoot for running 80% injector duty cycle. The last car we did for instance was a 99 VR4 with bpu, 15gs, fmic, SAFC, 660cc injectors, and a walbro 255 pump. We had to take out 40-45% of the fuel, so the injectors were only running 55-60% idc. A walbro is plenty, a supra pump costs more and is more of a pain to install because its much bigger than the walbro.
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Feb 20 2008, 11:37 AM
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QUOTE(redgargle @ Feb 20 2008, 02:31 AM) one question how can 750cc injectors be way to big? thay will only pump the fuel i tell them to so whats the problem? thanks for the replay on the wilbro tho... but you stil dident answer my question on y the wilbro would be better and y not the supra one? willbro is 255cc supra one is lke 310cc or somthing like that. ok have a look at this site' http://www.import-power.com/3squicklist/dyno.htmltheres a guy here running TD-04 15G (x2) @ 22psi and getting 471.7 ALHP and theres a guy even gettin 485.9AWHP now i know suportin mods have a big part to play to but will the willbro fuel pump be able to handel that sort of pawer? i mean can the wilbro 255cc deal with pumping that much fuel to exspect to see them sort of resalts? [right][snapback]143686[/snapback][/right] The 15g's aren't big enough for 750cc injectors. They are harder to tune because you need to "correct" them too much for your needs. the 3/S's are running 9's with 750cc injectors, you do not need them. Bigger is NOT ALWAYS BETTER. Toddrs answered the fuel pump question pretty well. For our cars, with the injectors, figure thats how much horsepower you should be making... 550cc injectors... 500-550 crank horsepower (which is about 470'ish awhp), 650cc injectors, 600-650 crank horsepower. Ideally, 550cc injectors. If you want to leave yourself wiggle room, if you ever decide to upgrade to a slightly bigger turbo (17g's or evo 3 16g's), then 650cc injectors will be alright. But 750's are WAY overkill.
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Feb 20 2008, 02:12 PM
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ok im looking to get 450 AWHP out of the car with the 15g's so..... from what your saying i should get rid of the 750cc injectors and get the 650cc or even the 550cc (Now i realy don't want to go over 450(AWHP) this is the max im looking for.. with out straning anything, So would you agree to: Wilbro 255lph fuel pump hot wired 550cc injectors with the 15g's????????? if you agree i will get my 450 AW BHP my problem is no longer a problem. by the way thanks guys for your help on this.
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Feb 25 2008, 02:07 PM
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QUOTE(EMC 3000gt @ Feb 20 2008, 01:33 AM) What fuel pump do you have? [right][snapback]143687[/snapback][/right]
i got a lil irish man in there splashing around.
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Feb 25 2008, 07:38 PM
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QUOTE(redgargle @ Feb 25 2008, 03:00 PM) ok...... im still dibating this now lol iv been looking at all kindes of upgraded gto's and the ones with 15g's well thay tent to have 650 injectors or 750 ones...? and the supra 310 fuel pump.... are you sure im gonna get my 450awd hp out of a wilbro 255 and 550cc injectors.? iv got my fuel presher regullator and my fuel rale upgrade etc:it just the the 550cc and the wilbro is realy buggin me now. i just dont to go bye it all and finde out i can only get 400 or under awbhp.. and have to go out bye it all again. theres a gto tt on gtouk and hes running 15'g's with the supra pump and the 750 injectors and hes making 613-663 at the fly wheel he has got other mods tho like polished intake pipes and crap only thing i got polished is my y pipe but yousee where im coming from. hes running 750cc and supra 310 ahhhhhhhrrrrrrrgggg im confused [right][snapback]145041[/snapback][/right]
bigger isn't always better. The injectors should be run at a certain percentage. And for the power you'll be making, and what you're looking to do, a walbro fuel pump and 550cc injectors is a perfect match for the 15g turbos. I have virtually that exact set-up on my car. These cars have run almost 9 second flat runs on 750cc injectors on GINORMOUS turbos. You do NOT NEED that much fuel flow.
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Feb 28 2008, 03:50 PM
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QUOTE(girly vr-4 @ Feb 25 2008, 07:38 PM) bigger isn't always better. The injectors should be run at a certain percentage. And for the power you'll be making, and what you're looking to do, a walbro fuel pump and 550cc injectors is a perfect match for the 15g turbos. I have virtually that exact set-up on my car.
These cars have run almost 9 second flat runs on 750cc injectors on GINORMOUS turbos. You do NOT NEED that much fuel flow. [right][snapback]145151[/snapback][/right]
lol ok cool man ill go for that then, you know how it is with needing to get it right the first time. iv not seen anywhere where i can get the parts over here in the u.k (wilbro and the 550's) so i think ill have to order them from the american ebay, cheeper but postage can be crap. ill just get em off there and ill let you know how things go with the setup.... if you know any place i can get them from over here that all be grate' cheers
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Feb 28 2008, 11:16 PM
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