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Just wondering
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 6:22 pm
by AllKiller
What with all these strokers being built from 496 to 540 and all in between...amongst the spec there has been no metion that i can see of fuel or exhaust system upgrades
Im going to !/2 " return system to keep up with the motor and no dead heading, that increases fuel heating, and pump falure lomg term.
also allows fuel pressure setting without the motor running
And exhaust system is 2 1/8 TTI headers into a 3" system with Flowmasters to expell the nasties
any similar thoughts , contributions, plans

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 6:34 pm
by Blue
Fuel and exhaust system already in place. Barry grant hot rod pump and reg, -8 feed, -10 return. 2" tti's, 3" system with Walker dynaflow mufflers to keep it quiet.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 6:56 pm
by Pete
Good point Steve.
I think not dead-heading is a good practice and will change both cars to operate with a return.
Not sure what 2 x 750 DPs will draw, but I bet the Holley blue will not keep up.
TTI's for Julies 4000/500 stroker - 2 inch primaries cos I have them.
Hemi is also getting 2" primaries, with a "wait and see" exhaust system.
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 7:30 pm
by Cannonball
make sure thyat return is sety up correctly i had a system like that it lost pressure flat out at the big end, tom much returning to the tank likes to find its easiest path which is the return
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 7:32 pm
by Pete
Cool, thanks for the tip
Did Adam say you could share that information ?

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 7:47 pm
by Pete
Deviant sexual practices carried out by secret societies. Kev will explain

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 8:03 pm
by mopar_mark
Fuel Systems...
Heres mine
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 8:21 pm
by AllKiller
Pete,
Dead heading is when the fuel stops at the carb and has nowhere else to go......so if your not flat out the fuel flow is not being used, the pump is working hard against itself, trying to push fuel up a line that is already full....then the pump gets hot and heats the fuel hurting performance and eventually killing the pump
You can get Return regulators and have a return to the tank this will allow the pump to run consistently and not heat the fuel as it is not trying to fill an already full line....as it is being returned to the tank
Holley even do a return reg that looks exactley the same as the conventional one most of us use
the return must be after or incorporated in the Regulator or as Duncan said it will take the easiest route back to the tank...and you will have no pressure
Regulators with hi and low pressure bypass is what i bought.....sorted

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 8:30 pm
by Blue
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 9:01 pm
by Anonymous
Gonna try & build the stroker boardering on 600 hp , cos any more than that i'll have to upgrade from 3/8 to half inch , can't be arsed to do any more to it.

Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 9:03 pm
by AllKiller
Probably not the pump at WOT...i'd go for a pump that flows more than the blue top say their black top billet, or the Mallory CP pumps are very good,
or aeromotive
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 07 9:05 pm
by AllKiller
When i said 1/2 inch, i meant -10 cos i thought that was about 1/2 "
But better for me
