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Re: Fuel and VRT's (yourMAMA)

Alot of people are running the 42# green tops with a bosch inline fuel pump or a walbro intake fuel pump and running the C2 software.
Power is anywhere from 300-400whp depending on turbo size and boost pressure.
 
Re: Fuel and VRT's (tekstepvr6)

Quote, originally posted by tekstepvr6 »
Alot of people are running the 42# green tops with a bosch inline fuel pump or a walbro intake fuel pump and running the C2 software.
Power is anywhere from 300-400whp depending on turbo size and boost pressure.

yup http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif #42 green tops with a walbro inline pump
 
Re: Fuel and VRT's (MunKyBoy)

Quote, originally posted by MunKyBoy »

yup http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif #42 green tops with a walbro inline pump

Same here.
 
Re: Fuel and VRT's (yourMAMA)

Quote, originally posted by yourMAMA »
ya but the c2 software is only for coil pack i have distributor
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Oh, and you are soooo close to him too...why not talk about a custom tune? Or looking into how difficult it would be to get him your car as a test car?? (I know, easier said than done
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Later,
 
Re: Fuel and VRT's (yourMAMA)

Quote, originally posted by yourMAMA »
ya but the c2 software is only for coil pack i have distributor
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And having a disrtibutor is somehow an issues?
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My shop is in Hamden. (across the street from Montesi VW, behind
Moon manufacturing)
I don't have a 'canned' disrto tune, but if you drag yourself
across town....
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We can probably work something out.
(looking for a distro test car)

Do you know Frank 'the Biz'?

Jeffrey Atwood


Modified by Jefnes3 at 12:00 PM 2-6-2005
 
Hey Scott, put me on your list:
1998 GTI VR6
SoFarKingFast
VR6T
12V
250whp (12psi @ 7200ft)
8.5:1
440cc
3
Walbro 255 inline and stock pumps
95mm MAF
91 octane
air/air intercooler
VR6 ECU
C2 Motorsports
Pay no attention to the graph guys, it is corrected with NA numbers. The chart on the right is the true whp. I am now boosting 16 psi, but I don't have a dyno run of that yet.
And yes, it looks like low numbers, but that is at 7200ft.
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Re: (SoFarKingFast)

Using std lifter pump in the main fuel tank to feed to a secondary tank shown below:
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this tank runs twinn 033 bosch pumps and -8 lines to the std rail, fitted with AN fittings, shown below:
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and then onto a aeromotive FPR and back to the main tank. Running RC Engineering low impedence 650cc injectors.
Haven't run this system yet but am hoping for over 400WHp on this setup.
Mike
 
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