565 HP on pump 93
Nice Build Sir
Last edited by Darksun280; Aug 23, 2013 at 09:29 AM.
That's exactly what's happened to be three times so far...One of these days I'll just change all the hoses and clamps on that thing instead of doing it on the side of the road one by one. (I now carry the tools I need to remove the pump along with some hose and clamps in the glovebox)
Replace all the line with 225psi lines. I've had nothing but problems with buschers lines. Also look to see where Ivey put the Hobbs switch. When they did mine it was just hanging there and came unplugged.
I tried to pay closer attention last night, it's probably more like 4400. Definitely not 5000 - dynos load the car differently as the rollers are usually less than actual vehicle weight.
Where did you find the 225 psi lines? The best I could find locally was 105psi Goodyear fuel injector line.
He thinks we can squeeze around 800 at the wheels on E85. We shall see....
I love E85, though...It is all I run in my GTR, and the difference over pump 93 is astonishing.
Thank you, sir.
My decision. Car only has 1000cc injectors, so those would have to be changed anyway for E85. Since the V3 Cobb isn't out yet, I just wanted a tune to get me on the road for now, and when the V3 is out, I'll get the injectors and retune for both 93 and E85 on the Cobb.
My decision. Car only has 1000cc injectors, so those would have to be changed anyway for E85. Since the V3 Cobb isn't out yet, I just wanted a tune to get me on the road for now, and when the V3 is out, I'll get the injectors and retune for both 93 and E85 on the Cobb.
Thank you, sir.
My decision. Car only has 1000cc injectors, so those would have to be changed anyway for E85. Since the V3 Cobb isn't out yet, I just wanted a tune to get me on the road for now, and when the V3 is out, I'll get the injectors and retune for both 93 and E85 on the Cobb.
My decision. Car only has 1000cc injectors, so those would have to be changed anyway for E85. Since the V3 Cobb isn't out yet, I just wanted a tune to get me on the road for now, and when the V3 is out, I'll get the injectors and retune for both 93 and E85 on the Cobb.
Hope you're enjoying it as much as I am...even though T3's are lag monsters I'm enjoying the hell out of it.


