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Post by MakingHole on September 16th 2011, 12:54 am

I am looking to upgrade my fuel system to feed the 3.6 LC kenne bell that will sit on top of my motor. After looking over the internet it seems that the boost a pump limits out at 800 hp. If I want to go further do I need a return system? If so do I need 2 or 3 pumps? What injector size?

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 16th 2011, 4:22 pm

Most of the kits Ive seen that say up to 1300hp show dual boost-a-pumps and 80lb injectors.

http://www.evoperform.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=845

Here is what evolution says about the dual boost-a-pump system

"Shelby GT500 Dual Boost-A-PumpA time tested and proven innovation, the Dual BOOST-A-PUMP™, powers some of the world’s most powerful production street and competition vehicles. The 725HP Shelby Super Snake (”Most Powerful Production Car Ever”),

•1000HP with OEM in tank production pumps.
•Increases fuel pump flow up to 50%
•Easily installed. Uses stock feed wire & fuel lines.
•Eliminates expensive fuel lines and pump upgrades.
•Exclusive built in regulator stabilizes voltage regardless of battery voltage (down to 11V).
•Compensates for reduced voltage/pump delivery from voltage drops by lights and accessories.
•Proven reliability and concept. Tens of thousands sold since 1995.
•Does not affect pump life. Actually increases life of returnless pumps.
•Fused circuit protection.
•Easily installed."

I am definitely not the expert, but it seems that even Kenne Bell lists the kit coming with (dual boost-a-pumps), I would imagine that would be efficient. I would talk to whoever is tuning your car about what they think would be or should be recommended.

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by ARMORINE on September 16th 2011, 10:04 pm

return style whenever possible. best way to do it. cool fuel is happy fuel. that being said return-less systems work but you have all that fuel sitting above the engine cooking. it works, works well actually. just not as good as a return style system.


triple hat = awesome sauce.

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Post by BASixxer on September 16th 2011, 11:02 pm

A FORE triple hat is pretty pimp.

Jake, are you still looking to Super Snake? What is the SS tuned output of the 3.6 KB?

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Post by MakingHole on September 19th 2011, 1:41 pm

amentowasso wrote:A FORE triple hat is pretty pimp.

Jake, are you still looking to Super Snake? What is the SS tuned output of the 3.6 KB?


800hp with the blower, but I am going to do headers and cams. The guys at Shelby said that the set up should have around 890-910 hp at the crank.

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 19th 2011, 1:52 pm

MakingHole wrote:
amentowasso wrote:A FORE triple hat is pretty pimp.

Jake, are you still looking to Super Snake? What is the SS tuned output of the 3.6 KB?


800hp with the blower, but I am going to do headers and cams. The guys at Shelby said that the set up should have around 890-910 hp at the crank.


Have you conferred with them on their fuel suggestions?

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Mark8Murder on September 19th 2011, 2:58 pm

I know ShelbyRick has a pretty sick fuel set up, 3-Hat I believe.

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by cobradoc on September 19th 2011, 7:53 pm

Rick's is a triple with two pumps installed.He is making 700 rwhp very safely and concervatively.Jake,I would go return,it's not necessary but very safe.By the way I have a pile of parts with your name on it...

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 19th 2011, 8:04 pm

cobradoc wrote:Rick's is a triple with two pumps installed.He is making 700 rwhp very safely and concervatively.Jake,I would go return,it's not necessary but very safe.By the way I have a pile of parts with your name on it...


Can some of those parts have my name on them too? Jakes buying.... cheers

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by cobradoc on September 19th 2011, 8:06 pm

Jake....?

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 19th 2011, 9:16 pm

cobradoc wrote:Jake....?


The guy upgrading to a supersnake

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by shodown on September 19th 2011, 9:44 pm

Shelby10' wrote:
cobradoc wrote:Jake....?


The guy upgrading to a supersnake


Since he said he had a pile of parts for Jake, I think he is inferring " where has jake gone, or where Jake.... where are you"

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by cobradoc on September 19th 2011, 10:58 pm

Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by MakingHole on September 20th 2011, 9:33 am

cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Ass whoopings would be handed out

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Psycho Bob on September 20th 2011, 10:52 am

i'm pretty sure fore went out of business.

look here for an alternative that if you can afford it would be your ticket to big numbers

http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69319

http://store.jpcracing.com/JPC-2005-2010-Complete-Triple-Pump-Return-Style-Fuel-System_p_1814.html

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Post by Shelby10' on September 20th 2011, 11:26 am

cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Jakes a million miles away!! Plus I know him, and hes not "That" big....I can take him, especially if I throw cheap shots and a use a billy club. lol!


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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 20th 2011, 11:27 am

MakingHole wrote:
cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Ass whoopings would be handed out


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Post by ARMORINE on September 20th 2011, 4:15 pm

Shelby10' wrote:
MakingHole wrote:
cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Ass whoopings would be handed out


Tease


can we set a date and time for this? i want to sell tickets

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Re: Upgrading the fuel system

Post by Shelby10' on September 20th 2011, 4:19 pm

ARMORINE wrote:
Shelby10' wrote:
MakingHole wrote:
cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Ass whoopings would be handed out


Tease


can we set a date and time for this? i want to sell tickets


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Post by ARMORINE on September 20th 2011, 11:32 pm

Shelby10' wrote:
ARMORINE wrote:
Shelby10' wrote:
MakingHole wrote:
cobradoc wrote:Nope,Jake is good.I was inferring Jarrod better check with Jake lest he wants his ass beat.Can I interest you in a slightly used clutch Jarrod?


Ass whoopings would be handed out


Tease


can we set a date and time for this? i want to sell tickets


Your moms calling, dinners ready


dont be jealous. homemade is the bomb

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Post by MakingHole on September 21st 2011, 8:59 am

Lethal Performance is still selling the Fore Triple hat

http://www.lethalperformance.com/2011-shelby-gt500-fuel-delivery-fuel-systems-c-8485_8913_8982/lethal-performance-2010-gt500-triple-pump-return-style-system-p-31846

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Post by Oldokie on September 21st 2011, 9:27 am

Your car seems to run pretty good the way it is. Chris and I took it our for a joyride last night.....

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Post by shodown on September 21st 2011, 9:28 am

MakingHole wrote:Lethal Performance is still selling the Fore Triple hat

http://www.lethalperformance.com/2011-shelby-gt500-fuel-delivery-fuel-systems-c-8485_8913_8982/lethal-performance-2010-gt500-triple-pump-return-style-system-p-31846


Still probably have it in iventory since its $1,900, most people cant afford that lol!

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Post by MakingHole on September 21st 2011, 10:02 am

Ok, second question is what size injectors would I need? 80#?

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Post by Psycho Bob on September 21st 2011, 10:30 am

maybe a switch to some E85

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Post by Shelby10' on September 21st 2011, 11:05 am

MakingHole wrote:Ok, second question is what size injectors would I need? 80#?


My vote is 80#

Here is a quote from Justin at VMP when someone asked if he should go 72# or 80# with the 2.9L whipple

"Let's take a look at what the pro's at FRPP did when they developed the Cobra Jet...

They NEEDED more fuel, they also needed a lot of headroom because the CJ was revved to 7000rpm in testing, as rpm goes up, the time window to inject the fuel goes down.

They did not want to use a BAP or any other type of voltage boosting device, due to the additional complexity/cost/potential for failure. This means they had to keep fuel pressure at 40psi, they could do this with a bigger injector, and still keep stock pump duty cycle in the high 80s/low 90s.

They did not want to use a hand modified injector.

They found out the 60s were maxing out too, probably in part due to the high RPM. I have seen 60s max out on a 600-650rwhp 03/04 cobra running stock 40psi fuel pressure.

FRPP worked with siemens deka to make a larger version of the 60s, they came up with the 80, on a 700rwhp car the duty cycle is around 70%. 90-95% is on the edge and you will loose fuel control and just run rich and then lean, if you ever see an injector max out it goes rich when the injector basically hangs open all the time, and then lean once fuel runs out.

The 72s will work too but I have seen the duty cycle get into the 90s on a 750rwhp car running stock fuel pressure.

You can jack stock fuel pressure 5-10psi and still have some injector control, but you will quickly max out stock pumps, and if you put on a BAP and max fuel pressure to 60-70psi it does not seem to be very stable or controllable.

The inlets I am making for the TVS will clear raised rails with 60s and 80s, you would think anyone making a blower in this day and age would make it to accomodate the parts out there. "

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Post by cobradoc on September 21st 2011, 5:55 pm


Your gonna need 80lb injectors.

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Post by MakingHole on September 23rd 2011, 9:21 am

is one brand of injector better then than any other?

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Post by Shelby10' on September 23rd 2011, 9:55 pm

Im not the injector expert, but FRPP makes an 80lb injector at a pretty decent price.

http://www.suttonhp.com/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=820&DEPARTMENT_ID=266

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