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would i gain anything by running 2 fuel lines (one to each fuel rail) from the fuel tank? currently i have areomotive a1000 fuel pump running one line into a y-block then to the fuel rails, how much hp could this support? thinking about adding either a supercharger or a turbo and would like to know if my current set up is sufficient to support the power or do i need another pump and fuel line (one for each fuel rail)? TIA
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Originally posted by DOHCTR -
Depending on what size your lines are now will depend on the responses on if you have adequate fuel supply.
I run a -10an (overkill) from the tank to the front of the car where it splits from a Y-block -8an to the rails. Rails feed the regulator and a single line (-8an) runs back to the tank.
My system is set up to support 800+hp of E85 fuel on a turbo car and is plenty for what I need. YRMVFuck you. We're going to Costco. -
i have a -8 from the tank all the way up to the rails and a -6 back to the tankOriginally posted by kbscobravert View Post
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You should be fine up to 550-600 but I am sure someone will correct me and say it will support only 300 then another response that they have seen -8 feed support 1100rwhp. I split the difference and ran a -10 but I am pushing 120# injectorsOriginally posted by bonnie&clyde View PostFuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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your feed line from tank to Y block is a -10, Y to rails is -8. I'm sure Aeromotive says this sys is good for at least 800hp.Originally posted by bonnie&clyde View Post--carlos
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Is this a moostang?
People have made 800rwhp with stock fuel rails and lines. Check your fuel pressure and do a pull.Full time ninja editor.Comment
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