Fuel system components for GTM STG 3 through STG 5?
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Fuel system components for GTM STG 3 through STG 5?
Which fuel system would you use if building for the GTM STG 5 kit, but only wanted to run the STG 3 (3071R .64 A/R w/ .800 BAR (11.603 psi wastegate spring) for now?
I will be using the Haltech platinum so I'll have a lot of configuration flexibility. I just need to figure out which injectors, fuel rail return system, in-tank pumps, etc. to work well with the GTM STG 3 kit but also work for the STG 5 kit down the road...
I will be using the Haltech platinum so I'll have a lot of configuration flexibility. I just need to figure out which injectors, fuel rail return system, in-tank pumps, etc. to work well with the GTM STG 3 kit but also work for the STG 5 kit down the road...
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Not sure which Stage the GT35r's are at, but I just spoke with Sam at GTM. He said for the S3 setup (3071R .64 A/R, .800 BAR), I will need:
- Dual fuel rail return system
- Single-pump Walbro for ~600whp, dual in-tank pump for reliable 650 or higher whp
- 1000cc injectors
#5
Not sure which Stage the GT35r's are at, but I just spoke with Sam at GTM. He said for the S3 setup (3071R .64 A/R, .800 BAR), I will need:
- Dual fuel rail return system
- Single-pump Walbro for ~600whp, dual in-tank pump for reliable 650 or higher whp
- 1000cc injectors
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ahh ya, the stage 5 is still a gt30 turbo. wouldnt make much sense to get a 3071 and then swap to 3082 for the difference in price. start with the 3082 just like Blackbird is doing.
at that size, the price difference is negligible. the dual and triple pump hangers are completely different. but if you wanna run 800+, i'd go right for the triple. otherwise the dual pump is fine. i wouldnt even think of doin a 600+ hp car on a single walbro. another 800$ is pennies when you are riding on the ragged edge of fuel delivery.
at that size, the price difference is negligible. the dual and triple pump hangers are completely different. but if you wanna run 800+, i'd go right for the triple. otherwise the dual pump is fine. i wouldnt even think of doin a 600+ hp car on a single walbro. another 800$ is pennies when you are riding on the ragged edge of fuel delivery.
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I'm kind of stuck on the twin vs. triple fuel pump setup. I found the CGM twin-Walbro pump and it's like $800. I couldn't find a matching triple-Walbro setup though. Am I looking in the wrong place?
For a triple-setup would I just get a triple-pump hanger and buy three standalone Walbro pumps? Just trying to figure out why they offer a dual-pump config but not a triple.
Thanks!
For a triple-setup would I just get a triple-pump hanger and buy three standalone Walbro pumps? Just trying to figure out why they offer a dual-pump config but not a triple.
Thanks!
#9
googling "350z triple pump" and i got results in seconds. not sure why you couldnt find anything????
http://www.importpartspro.com/spratrpuha03.html
http://www.importpartspro.com/spratrpuha03.html
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I found that link too. The only confusion for me is that it appears to be a hanger and not a fuel pump assembly. Which is why I'm trying to figure out if there's a product similar to the CJM Stage 3 Walbro twim-pump assembly, that has 3 pumps rather than 2.
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
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I found that link too. The only confusion for me is that it appears to be a hanger and not a fuel pump assembly. Which is why I'm trying to figure out if there's a product similar to the CJM Stage 3 Walbro twim-pump assembly, that has 3 pumps rather than 2.
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
He will tell you what you need to know.
#12
u just drop the pumps in and transfer the float over from the stock basket. same as u do for the dual pump. neither are drop in and go.
I found that link too. The only confusion for me is that it appears to be a hanger and not a fuel pump assembly. Which is why I'm trying to figure out if there's a product similar to the CJM Stage 3 Walbro twim-pump assembly, that has 3 pumps rather than 2.
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
It seems like a triple-pump setup is going to be more of a custom configuration than an off-the-shelf product...
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"Our assembly is plug-and-play with the OEM siphon system."
[Source - http://cj-motorsports.com/catvqtwins.htm]
So, as you can see, the CJM twin setup is pretty much a drop-in. I can't find a triple setup that can say the same...
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The CJM assembly (see link below) has the pumps integrated, which is not quite the same as the hanger. The triple hanger had no pumps at all. Anway, CJM claims this twin pump is pretty much plug and play. Check out this quote from the product page for the twin pump:
"Our assembly is plug-and-play with the OEM siphon system."
[Source - http://cj-motorsports.com/catvqtwins.htm]
So, as you can see, the CJM twin setup is pretty much a drop-in. I can't find a triple setup that can say the same...
"Our assembly is plug-and-play with the OEM siphon system."
[Source - http://cj-motorsports.com/catvqtwins.htm]
So, as you can see, the CJM twin setup is pretty much a drop-in. I can't find a triple setup that can say the same...
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