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But how much bigger is the FP Black compared to the FP Red? Do people really need the double pumper with the black?
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Well im on E85. I have heard the walbro 255 doesn't really work past 430 whp on a mustang dyno. So if I wanna push my car farther I was told to get a double pumper. Because I guess I would be fine with pte 1000's and a double pumper. Or maybe I'll just get FIC 1250's and run one pump. But if that dont work I could of saved money and not bought the injectors and just bought the double pumper.
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Ya Im kinda stuck dont know what to do! |
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I would personally get the double pumper and never look back. At a minimum, with that size turbo you have, you should re-wire your 255 in tank so you can get more voltage out on it. Or as Shane had suggested for me at one point, you could do a KB boost a pump. I still think a double would be clean and easy, but who knows. |
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KB boost a pump never heard of it?
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It's actually not a bad idea. |
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The boost a pump is a pretty easy way to go really. I make a little more than 500 on just boost at DB on e85, single 255hp, 1600s, stock fuel filter and lines, and a great tune. This is on a dsm, but I would imagine it would transfer over to an Evo the same way. I learned the idea from Shane and I know they (DB) has sold and installed a lot of them. Might be a simple/cheaper route.
I wanna see what this thing can do once its all finished up! |
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FP Black has a 82mm compressor wheel and the Red is a 76mm. Actually, the black has the same compressor as your DSM82 turbo (but in reverse rotation). Quote:
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I think the boost a pump is cool and looks clean. However, the nice thing about the double pumper is you future safe yourself. I think the FPblack will be able to max out the Boost a pump...but I could be wrong.
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Just got off the phone with Shane. Were just gonna leave it how it is for now. When tuned will go from there and figure out what I should do next.
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DB also has Boost a pumps on sale right now Shane said
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Dyno Dynamics are still better from a tuning standpoint, and any dyno can put out huge numers, all you have to do is change the correction I hope you're not implying that Shane "fudges" the numbers... |
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BAP's have been in use forever and ever, Mellon used one on his evo8 for a LONG time:
http://forums.evolutionm.net/service...-reviewed.html |
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BAPs might even be older than evo's!!
DD load bearing dyno = awesome for SD style tuning. |
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BAPs are old. We have to use them on a lot of returnless style fuel systems with a stock fuel pump also, because Walbros often burn up when run on a returnless/deadhead fuel system. Me and Brad use them on our DSMs, Nate uses one on his 700whp Civic and Kiggly uses them or something like them on his 8 second FWD DSM.
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