Diary of a Madman; TitaniumTT's see you @ DGRRXI RE-REbuild

jtbshaw · 01-15-2010, 04:57 PM

No need for a swirl tank. I will be premixing with this TII, just as I have with all my other rotaries (22). With the A1000 and the return setup, there's plenty of mixing constantly going on when that big a$$ pump is running. The A1000 will not work, however, for your EFI setup, I don't believe. Unregulated, it will flow at 45psi, but once you add the drain of boost and RPMs, you won't have adequate flow pressure. You need to source a different pump.

Now, you do have the option of running an intank pump since you would install the factory mount back in there with my setup. Depending on your placement, you may have to modify the inside access hole for the cell. Plus, you would lose the benfit of having the sump of the cell. Just tossing out more ideas.

About the coils, I would second the MSDs, Brian. Well, that is unless you could find someone selling some left over LX92 Crane coils.

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01-15-2010, 04:57 PM	#11
jtbshaw ORD - Old Rotary Dude Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pelham, AL Posts: 319 Rep Power: 18	No need for a swirl tank. I will be premixing with this TII, just as I have with all my other rotaries (22). With the A1000 and the return setup, there's plenty of mixing constantly going on when that big a$$ pump is running. The A1000 will not work, however, for your EFI setup, I don't believe. Unregulated, it will flow at 45psi, but once you add the drain of boost and RPMs, you won't have adequate flow pressure. You need to source a different pump. Now, you do have the option of running an intank pump since you would install the factory mount back in there with my setup. Depending on your placement, you may have to modify the inside access hole for the cell. Plus, you would lose the benfit of having the sump of the cell. Just tossing out more ideas. About the coils, I would second the MSDs, Brian. Well, that is unless you could find someone selling some left over LX92 Crane coils.