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Hay all

I'm looking at a fuel setup for 98Ron. But going to e85 in the future. So basically was thinking dekka 80lb injectors of eBay for $365 are these a direct fitment injectors? Plus the current plazeman fuel pump and surge tank. Witch u can add a second pump in future if needed. Will this setup be sufficient?

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Go ID1000s now and save changing the 80s again when you go e85.

1x 044 should see you up to about 440-450rwkw but I'd probably recommend the 2x 044s at the upper end of that.

On e85 at that power you'll need to look at an intank pump aswell as a fuel rail, regulator and e85 compatible fuel lines to run it as your main tune.

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Hay all

I'm looking at a fuel setup for 98Ron. But going to e85 in the future. So basically was thinking dekka 80lb injectors of eBay for $365 are these a direct fitment injectors? Plus the current plazeman fuel pump and surge tank. Witch u can add a second pump in future if needed. Will this setup be sufficient?

Cheers

For hassle free fuel delivery and performance

KPM1000cc/1500cc Injectors

Streetfighter 1000hP Twin intank fuel system.

All direct replacemnt fit.

This set up will support 1000HP without any further replacemants.

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I went id1000s and a kpm 1000hp intank unit

Can't fault it, whisper quiet and flows as much as twin dw300s

If your not keen on surges (I'm not a big fan) then I'd go with that

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I have stock intank, PW dual Dw300 surge, Plaz fuel rail ID1000'S, FPR1200 reg and all braided teflon lines. A bit of coin but it does the job and will do so for the future. Look at changing your fuel filter more regularly when running e85 also

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Go ID1000s now and save changing the 80s again when you go e85.

1x 044 should see you up to about 440-450rwkw but I'd probably recommend the 2x 044s at the upper end of that.

On e85 at that power you'll need to look at an intank pump aswell as a fuel rail, regulator and e85 compatible fuel lines to run it as your main tune.

Sorry not shore Wat u mean on intank pump aswell? I thought if u had 2x044s that would be 2 fuel pump already. I was looking at a surge tank also with a fuel pump or pumps. The 1000s seem very popular.

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The stock pump in the fuel tank will have a hard time supplying the surge tank+pumps at that power.

It's a bit up in the air whether one is "needed" for ~450rwkw but for $200 odd I like being sure.

Some peoples argument is that even though the fuel flow will show up fine on the dyno run, over the 1/4 mile with real life g - forces the stock intank will struggle to supply enough and it will run lean.

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