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robx1r
16-03-2013, 22:29
i'm not chasing figures on this i just want a nice responsive daily driver
if i want something insanely quick i'll buy gtr, i love my five and want to enjoy it1

the spec is,

standard engine, 330cc injectors @ 3bar maxing @ 4bar

t2 maybe a t25/28 turbo i havent decided which one i'm going to use! what are peoples thoughts?

the standard exhaust manifold, i dont know if it would be best for a tubular or port match the standard jobbie

a micheal t injection manifold

my immediate questions are,

what flow rate on the fuel pump should i be looking at? 150, 200, 250 LPH?

what size outlet is on the fuel tank?

tubular manifold or not ?

t2 or t25/28

Dave Reed
17-03-2013, 02:16
i'm not chasing figures on this i just want a nice responsive daily driver
if i want something insanely quick i'll buy gtr, i love my five and want to enjoy it1

the spec is,

standard engine, 330cc injectors @ 3bar maxing @ 4bar

t2 maybe a t25/28 turbo i havent decided which one i'm going to use! what are peoples thoughts? T25 would be best for response

the standard exhaust manifold, i dont know if it would be best for a tubular or port match the standard jobbie Stantard manifold will be fine, port match won't hurt it.

a micheal t injection manifold Good choice, great bits of kit

my immediate questions are,

what flow rate on the fuel pump should i be looking at? 150, 200, 250 LPH? Standard efi fuel pump from anything will be fine.

what size outlet is on the fuel tank? 8mm, which is fine

tubular manifold or not ? Not, unless you pay out alot of money and get a decent one made up, although I think they all crack eventually.

t2 or t25/28


Hope that helps

Logg
17-03-2013, 09:39
Spot on advice Dave:agree:

Any more questions don't be scared to ask there's quite a few people on here now that have EFI'd a C1J. :)

TNT ANDY
17-03-2013, 10:13
What he said:agree:

robx1r
17-03-2013, 10:21
Burton power have a 135 pump there?

Logg
17-03-2013, 11:20
not sure on flow rates but I'd of thought any external fuel pump form a turbo car would be up to the job.

I've been using a knock off Bosch 044 for a year or so now but am going to be fitting a genuine one this year. They seem to sell for around £130 and will flow far more than what a c1j could ever consume.

robx1r
17-03-2013, 12:20
just my thoughts on a fuel pump is a 044 is used on the like of 450 500bhp gtst's
so would be a tad overkill on a 1.4 pushing 200?

Dave Reed
17-03-2013, 13:23
A standard cossie one will be fine, no need for an expensive 044.. O and I wouldn't got to buttons as they'll rip you of big style.. Local motor factors is your best bet, even gf's as we get a discount, though they may not do a cossie one..

royz
17-03-2013, 14:12
gsf have a cossie one for £51 you then need to buy a £7 kit off ebay for the banjo and cap nut. job done.

robx1r
17-03-2013, 15:14
and here is another gripe, a cossie what? escort, sierra, e190?

michael tierney
17-03-2013, 17:54
http://www.lucasinjection.com/bosch_and_lucas_fuel_pumps.htm go to ur local factors and get prices for 023, 050 and 909 or anything thats in the 5bar bracket!:)bosch of course!