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I have a 393rwkw set up on 98 Fuel , my car has a Plazmaman surge with single 044 and ID1000 injectors and a 400 LPH intank pump and standard fuel rail and reg , I know I need a walbro 460 E85 compatible pump in the main tank but what else do I need to change or add to allow my car to be tuned for E85 ...

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I have a 393rwkw set up on 98 Fuel , my car has a Plazmaman surge with single 044 and ID1000 injectors and a 400 LPH intank pump and standard fuel rail and reg , I know I need a walbro 460 E85 compatible pump in the main tank but what else do I need to change or add to allow my car to be tuned for E85 ...

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The one you have is too big as a lift pump to start with but its not the end of the world.

A DW200 would suffice and be E85 compliant if you are going to change to something better suited in a few areas..

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Yes mate exact same fitment as a 255 Walbro yet its E85 safe....they make a 265ltr one also.

The lift pump for surge tank need not flow huge amounts no point heating up fuel more and pressurizing the surge tank beyond what's intended.

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Have you had a walbro 255 fail from e85? I was under the impression they were OK ( not rated but OK to use).

Let's assume your aiming for 450rwkw, if I was you I would fit either another 044, or a different style pump. Look at the nizpro pump or similar. (Maybe even sell your setup and go for a pw twin pump surge)

Either way your standard reg will be past it's limit so you will need a fpr1200 or equivalent plumed up to the end of the stock rail. (Remove the stock reg and replace with a joiner) Again different if you go the pw option.

With that size intank and two 044's you may have trouble reaching the 4 bar base anyway. ( often not a huge issue)

I'm sure someone will shoot my setup down but ehh.

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