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    Seperate from the stock ECU.... just need a fuel supply and your good to go!!
    I?m honedlty thinking about building a several gallon fuel cell and just using that along with his kit for fuel supply in boost
    Simple 255 pump and ls9 injectors be plenty for my power level

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    That's the coolest thing I've read in a long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ben Charles View Post
    Seperate from the stock ECU.... just need a fuel supply and your good to go!!
    I?m honedlty thinking about building a several gallon fuel cell and just using that along with his kit for fuel supply in boost
    Simple 255 pump and ls9 injectors be plenty for my power level
    Erik from Procharger just wrapped up a similar project. Had a custom fuel cell made, paired with a surge tank. It runs E85 strictly in that tank, he ended up switching to my Holley Dominator CR-Fueler 2.0 kit to control it. It controls the secondary fuel pump and the port injectors, along with other features down the road. Knocking on 1000 rwhp on a stock LT4.

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    Sounds good Veee!!! I would just put E85 in mine as well!! Honestly be easy to add a flex fuel sensor to the e38 too and have it work if wanted...

    Have to tune the car with two laptops but not that big a deal! Once it?s set its good

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    Been telling some individuals about your kit.. have a couple of cars begging for this system

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    lets say in theory we can run the stock LT4 HPFP to 700 rwhp, what size port injectors are used to take it from there up to 1000 hp? surely not ID1200s or the like, we wouldn't need too much injector?

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    Chris, since it's using an e38 controller can you change injection timing? I assume it's using rpm and throttle as input activation switches? Then tune fueling off of its own internal mapping of a MAF or VE table? Sorry I haven't seen the kit yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Higgs Boson View Post
    lets say in theory we can run the stock LT4 HPFP to 700 rwhp, what size port injectors are used to take it from there up to 1000 hp? surely not ID1200s or the like, we wouldn't need too much injector?
    I have tested with FAST 85's, was sufficient for over 900 rwhp on full strength pump E85. With plenty of headroom using my custom inline LPFP with a Holley 12-1800 fuel pump. I have also used extended tip Bosch 1000 cc injectors in our MSD Atomic intakes modified for PI to 1500 hp on C16, and 1200 on E85 with a Fore triple pump.

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    Chris, since it's using an e38 controller can you change injection timing? I assume it's using rpm and throttle as input activation switches? Then tune fueling off of its own internal mapping of a MAF or VE table? Sorry I haven't seen the kit yet.
    It uses a VE Speed Density strategy, with RPM and Map. Yes Injector timing is adjustable and one of the driving forces behind my ECU choices. There are others out there that use ECU's with only 4 injector drivers. Results in only a batch fire type of injection. I believe the sequential is better, and being able to adjust injection timing makes it all the better.
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    Some cool stuff being talked about in here. I've learned a bunch in the past 24 hours. Thanks to everyone!

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    That's really good to know Chris. Do you have it to where it just kicks on at a certain rpm or rpm/throttle both required? In other words does it just kick in like PE scenarios
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    Quote Originally Posted by GHuggins View Post
    That's really good to know Chris. Do you have it to where it just kicks on at a certain rpm or rpm/throttle both required? In other words does it just kick in like PE scenarios
    Yes, they start blending as it comes into boost depending on the application. No PE is used, it's just straight VE, pretty easy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veee8 View Post
    Yes, they start blending as it comes into boost depending on the application. No PE is used, it's just straight VE, pretty easy.
    I figured that’s how it was set up... values will be much smaller then usual too depending on power levels.. just map out when you want it to come in by boost

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