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TRW forged pistons 9.1 compression ratio
ATI P600B
50# injectors
Aeromotive fpr
Aeromotive external fuel pump
engine bored .030 over (355)
looking for about 13lbs......will this work?
ATI P600B
50# injectors
Aeromotive fpr
Aeromotive external fuel pump
engine bored .030 over (355)
looking for about 13lbs......will this work?
Ummm. . . You kinda' left out a few things. . .
Namely the cam and heads. They are far more important than the brand name of your fuel pressure regulator (which you might as well leave stock, by the way).
Mike
Namely the cam and heads. They are far more important than the brand name of your fuel pressure regulator (which you might as well leave stock, by the way).
Mike
Originally posted by IDOXLR8
Getting 13lbs of boost out of a p600b is going to be hard. I would not try pushing the blower to its limit because it will grenade. Trust me.
Getting 13lbs of boost out of a p600b is going to be hard. I would not try pushing the blower to its limit because it will grenade. Trust me.
Originally posted by MEAN LT1
Using the 12# pulley for the p-600, You usuually see around 12-14psi of boost. Its not that uncommon to see numbers like that. Although ATI does not recomend using the 15# pulley for the p-600 stating that that the gearing is wrong for that small of a pulley.
Using the 12# pulley for the p-600, You usuually see around 12-14psi of boost. Its not that uncommon to see numbers like that. Although ATI does not recomend using the 15# pulley for the p-600 stating that that the gearing is wrong for that small of a pulley.
Originally posted by engineermike
They are far more important than the brand name of your fuel pressure regulator (which you might as well leave stock, by the way).
Mike
They are far more important than the brand name of your fuel pressure regulator (which you might as well leave stock, by the way).
Mike
Unless you're trying to do something pretty trick, like using higher fuel pressure than stock and changing the computer injector constant, there is no reason to raise or lower it.
If you raise your fuel pressure, the Ltrim's will compensate and cut pulse width. And vice versa. . .
Mike
If you raise your fuel pressure, the Ltrim's will compensate and cut pulse width. And vice versa. . .
Mike
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