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Old 10-02-2009, 02:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Got sidetracked...

Plan was for a 2JZ after I broke a rod in the V6 last year. After considering cost vs performance, this is what I've come up with and been working on the past year -
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Old 10-02-2009, 08:58 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Well, don't just leave us hanging. Details, man.
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Old 10-02-2009, 11:26 AM   #3 (permalink)
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That's a tight fit - details?
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Old 10-03-2009, 01:24 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Just a little pump gas motor with twin 88's
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Just a little pump gas motor with twin 88's
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8 fuel injectors.............. nice!
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Old 10-04-2009, 11:42 PM   #7 (permalink)
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8 fuel injectors.............. nice!
240lb'ers. I may go bigger if needed.
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Thumbs up

Scott looks great !!! Almost gets me in a "working" mood again
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240lb'ers. I may go bigger if needed.
With that much injectors, I am assuming E85.
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With that much injectors, I am assuming E85.
E98. Probably need about 80psi of base fuel pressure.
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Is that a Toyota V8?

Dang dude.. how you going to put all that HP to the ground? Jinkies!

Looks awsome!
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Guess we are going to have to bleed the info out of you

I am a little confused by the need to run 80# base FP. Even with a stoich of 6.5:1, (8) 240# injs should easily support 1500hp. You planning on making more hp than that or avoiding the expense of multiple expensive pumps (that can support ethanol)? What kind of pumps are you running that can support ethanol and well over 100# FP on boost? Make sure you have a lot of amps going to those suckers .

Come on, pony up some real info that is more than 1 sentence
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Guess we are going to have to bleed the info out of you

I am a little confused by the need to run 80# base FP. Even with a stoich of 6.5:1, (8) 240# injs should easily support 1500hp. You planning on making more hp than that or avoiding the expense of multiple expensive pumps (that can support ethanol)? What kind of pumps are you running that can support ethanol and well over 100# FP on boost? Make sure you have a lot of amps going to those suckers .

Come on, pony up some real info that is more than 1 sentence
Looking to make between 2000-2400hp if needed My new(5mi) Aeromotive Pro electric pump is for sale with filters since it would never support my new goals. I've switched to a crank driven pump that's rated to 2700lbs per hr and 200+psi. Also designed a pwm injection setup pre-t-body to save the IAT from the incoming heat. It relies on fuel & pressure from the same fuel system. Anything else? Just ask!
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Old 10-06-2009, 10:33 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Well, that answers my curiosities. Seems like the old Matt Scranton Toyota power reborn . I assume the truck is now a full 25.2 tube-chassis. Only have one more question..........6s?

Before it even turns a wheel, GOOD LUCK and be safe.
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