what kind of fuel pump to buy
#4
RE: what kind of fuel pump to buy
No offense, but did your tuner tell you your pump was maxed out? Because if he did, find a new tuner. Especially considering the other threads you have started wanting to know how small of a pulley you can safely go with. If your tuner can't get enough fuel to the car with a 4lb pulley, you damn sure don't want him tuning it with a smaller pulley. What is telling him that it is maxed out? Are you dropping fuel pressure at higher RPM? What does the duty cycle of the pump look like? Is it leaning out? If so, where in the RPM range and how badly?
Your stock fuel pump will be fine to up around 425-450 hp. You start getting up in to that range, then start considering a pump and exactly how much you want to spend. You can get a GT Super Car pump for a couple of hundred bucks. You can get a Boost A Pump for about $250. Or you can go with the Shelby GT dual pump setup for around $900. One thing you can do for minimal money is to upgrade the wiring to the FPDM. Ford in their infinite wisdom took it upon themselves to run 16 gauge wire to the FPDM. You can read the voltage at the module, turn on the radio and headlights, and actually see a voltage drop. Rip out that crap wiring and install 10 gauge and that issue goes away.
Before you start throwing money at a fuel pump, just get the injectors.
Your stock fuel pump will be fine to up around 425-450 hp. You start getting up in to that range, then start considering a pump and exactly how much you want to spend. You can get a GT Super Car pump for a couple of hundred bucks. You can get a Boost A Pump for about $250. Or you can go with the Shelby GT dual pump setup for around $900. One thing you can do for minimal money is to upgrade the wiring to the FPDM. Ford in their infinite wisdom took it upon themselves to run 16 gauge wire to the FPDM. You can read the voltage at the module, turn on the radio and headlights, and actually see a voltage drop. Rip out that crap wiring and install 10 gauge and that issue goes away.
Before you start throwing money at a fuel pump, just get the injectors.
#5
RE: what kind of fuel pump to buy
he said it runs lean at the end and we need to run a bigger wire just like you said, my tuner is very good, and he and the owner of sct actually have been tuning my car, and 4 psi is not bad but i would \like more, so the fuel questions are more for more psi
#6
RE: what kind of fuel pump to buy
Just to give you a tune comparison. When I was running a 4psi pulley and injectors. Still using the stock MAF/MAS, I put down 417 to the wheels with only 15 degrees max timing and had a board flat 11.5 A/F ratio all the way up to 6300 RPM. You laid down 370 if I remember right, and said you pegged the MAS. I assume you got the MAF/MAS upgrade done and now are running out of fuel, still on the same 4psi pulley.
Now do you see why I am questioning what your tuner is saying?
Now do you see why I am questioning what your tuner is saying?
#8
RE: what kind of fuel pump to buy
James at HPP racing in Lewisville Texas. Absolutely one of the best shops in the country for Mustangs.
If you are looking for a mail order tune, I highly recommend talking to Jim Jr. at JDM Engineering. They are the go to guys for mail order tunes.
If you are looking for a mail order tune, I highly recommend talking to Jim Jr. at JDM Engineering. They are the go to guys for mail order tunes.
#10
RE: what kind of fuel pump to buy
+1 on JDM, they are probably the best Saleen tuner in the country. I have heard nothing but good things about them and their customers' results are a testament to the time they have spent developing their tunes.