Great video! It’s also worth noting that a Hobbs switch is not necessary if you drill out the Venturi from the siphon. Had an issue with not being able to get my base pressure below 52psi and this fixed it when I eliminated my Hobb setup.
I feel running 2x continuously is less desirable then running a Hobbs switch or some sort of secondary trigger. On a dedicated race/drag car I completely understand.
@@bdalchemist True but you are adding an extra point of failure to vital system. If the relay fails or you lose a vacuum line, it’s rebuild time. As an engineer it just bothers me 😆
@@evilgti2000 ask ur self this, which relay has more chance of failure, one that run continuously or one that runs some times? And vacuum? If ur vacuum comes off , ur car will let u know it has a major leak. Speak from experience and have done it both ways , Hobbs for none aftermarket ecu and or dedicated race car is my recommendation. You obviously can do it anyway u like which ur comfortable with.
@@evilgti2000 I would also like to add, no fuel system or any system is perfect. Your system (all of them) will fail at one point given enough run time. The 2 pump continues has the same # of components as the Hobb system (when done correctly) , only thing ur changing is the trigger. U can switch out the Hobb trigger for a gas paddle or even map/maf voltage trigger (like done in other platforms). End of the day it's gotta be based on needs and durability. From experience hobbs is more reliable. Your experience might be different.
@@bdalchemist Actually I’m an electrical engineer and I have an answer for that, a relay that is constantly pulsed. The contacts get “soot” on them and you get inconsistent or no conductance the more often a relay is electrified. But I understand your point.
Gday mate. Thanks for sharing your information 👍🏻. Quick question, You said your Fuel lab filter was a 40 micron, is it better to run a 40 micron filter? as in my evo x on flex fuel with about 500whp i run a 10 micron, or a 6 micron filter. Is it better to run a 40micron for higher flow?. Thanks mate 👍🏻
Thanks so much for posting this. I have a Hobbs switch on my setup, but am converting to standalone and wondering if I would be better off triggering with the ECU? The standalone will incorporate fuel pressure in its fuel model, so I'm not sure if it makes a difference.
Hey man.. thank you for your very informative videos.. I have an evo 9 mr.. is currently stock.. I want to get around 600whp out of it.. and been stocking up parts for the build.. just a few things I'm not sure about.. I have dual walbro 255 and want to modify the hanger myself just like I've see in your videos.. also want to do the an fittings my question to you is how do I connect the an lines to the stock lines.. or should I go with all new an lines from the pumps to the rail.. this is a list of parts I got so far for this build 6266 precision turbo 3" ets intercooler Stm fuel rail Gsc's s2 cams Radium fuel pressure regulator 2150 fic injectors Dual walbro 255 Don't know if I should get a aftermarket ecu or if my stock ecu would be ok for what I'm trying to do.. thank you in advance hope to here from you soon.
i run a Squash Performance double pumper after having 2x Bulletproof pieces of crap leak on me thru plug that was never ever designed for fuel! steer clear of it! seen plenty of the Buschur oem diy twin kits leak too!
Another great video bro, Im looking at 300kw for the street, what do you recommend with gearboxes. Currently have a 6 speed. I was advised to rebuild the 6 with stronger internals rather than 5 speed
Great video! It’s also worth noting that a Hobbs switch is not necessary if you drill out the Venturi from the siphon. Had an issue with not being able to get my base pressure below 52psi and this fixed it when I eliminated my Hobb setup.
I feel running 2x continuously is less desirable then running a Hobbs switch or some sort of secondary trigger. On a dedicated race/drag car I completely understand.
@@bdalchemist True but you are adding an extra point of failure to vital system. If the relay fails or you lose a vacuum line, it’s rebuild time. As an engineer it just bothers me 😆
@@evilgti2000 ask ur self this, which relay has more chance of failure, one that run continuously or one that runs some times? And vacuum? If ur vacuum comes off , ur car will let u know it has a major leak. Speak from experience and have done it both ways , Hobbs for none aftermarket ecu and or dedicated race car is my recommendation. You obviously can do it anyway u like which ur comfortable with.
@@evilgti2000 I would also like to add, no fuel system or any system is perfect. Your system (all of them) will fail at one point given enough run time. The 2 pump continues has the same # of components as the Hobb system (when done correctly) , only thing ur changing is the trigger. U can switch out the Hobb trigger for a gas paddle or even map/maf voltage trigger (like done in other platforms). End of the day it's gotta be based on needs and durability. From experience hobbs is more reliable. Your experience might be different.
@@bdalchemist Actually I’m an electrical engineer and I have an answer for that, a relay that is constantly pulsed. The contacts get “soot” on them and you get inconsistent or no conductance the more often a relay is electrified. But I understand your point.
You have link to the fitting for the barb fitting?
Great video as usual chemist 🇯🇲
Gday mate. Thanks for sharing your information 👍🏻. Quick question, You said your Fuel lab filter was a 40 micron, is it better to run a 40 micron filter? as in my evo x on flex fuel with about 500whp i run a 10 micron, or a 6 micron filter. Is it better to run a 40micron for higher flow?. Thanks mate 👍🏻
What is the ECU master? Is it needed for speed density?
Thanks so much for posting this. I have a Hobbs switch on my setup, but am converting to standalone and wondering if I would be better off triggering with the ECU? The standalone will incorporate fuel pressure in its fuel model, so I'm not sure if it makes a difference.
Yes , I always use ecu trigger when I can. Which ecu are u using ?
@@bdalchemist Emtron KV8
How much would you charge to do this for an evo x?
Hey man.. thank you for your very informative videos.. I have an evo 9 mr.. is currently stock.. I want to get around 600whp out of it.. and been stocking up parts for the build.. just a few things I'm not sure about.. I have dual walbro 255 and want to modify the hanger myself just like I've see in your videos.. also want to do the an fittings my question to you is how do I connect the an lines to the stock lines.. or should I go with all new an lines from the pumps to the rail.. this is a list of parts I got so far for this build
6266 precision turbo
3" ets intercooler
Stm fuel rail
Gsc's s2 cams
Radium fuel pressure regulator
2150 fic injectors
Dual walbro 255
Don't know if I should get a aftermarket ecu or if my stock ecu would be ok for what I'm trying to do.. thank you in advance hope to here from you soon.
U need to run new lines to use dual pumper. Both ways
i run a Squash Performance double pumper after having 2x Bulletproof pieces of crap leak on me thru plug that was never ever designed for fuel! steer clear of it! seen plenty of the Buschur oem diy twin kits leak too!
Yes as with all things , has a chance of failing. We do our best and try to put safety measures in place.
I have a hardwired single Walbro 460 will this be sufficient to reach 600hp or should I go a Walbro 525?
Should be good enough, but injectors are a big factor as well
@@bdalchemist thank you for your reply much appreciated, I am running ID1300 injectors
Another great video bro,
Im looking at 300kw for the street, what do you recommend with gearboxes. Currently have a 6 speed. I was advised to rebuild the 6 with stronger internals rather than 5 speed
Everyone in the US agrees the 5 speed is much stronger , by far.
Hi how are you iam from Saudi Arabia I hope you answer my question i have evo x i need to go 700 hp How I control the second pump?
? I think in this vid I show u how to. U use a hobbswitch for stock ecu but after market ecus has secondary pump controller
I recently use 450walbro and get return hose back pressure any solution idea sir
If ur using stock lines I'll need to drill your Venturi.
@@bdalchemist I been change a new fuel line to 7mm
Did u drill the Venturi in the tank?
I don't understand what ur saying.
@@bdalchemist sorry bad English even on evo3 fuel tank same to drill on venturi?
hi I have evo x and I need fuel pump can handle 500bhp and I don't have any idea where to start???????
A single Walbro 450 can handle all that , so can aem 320
Radium full fuel setup!!!
Need to know if E85 or dino 93.
Why not put a punp I the other tank and tie them togerher? Why hasn't anyone tried that?
I have this same question