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I still don't understand Walters bantering nonsense version of english.

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or cheaper in some cases ;)

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For Turbo Combonations: Total Horsepower (flywheel horsepower + parasitic horsepower used) = Wheel Horsepower /.80

For Gasoline Engines: LPH fuel demand = Total Horsepower x .3158

You need to find your goal/predicted wheel horsepower, then plug it into the equation. I'm not sure, but I bet there is a turbo calculator out there somewhere that will give you a rough estimate of the horsepower you'll make at what PSI. Then, cross reference your LPH demand with the specs on the Honda stock fuel pump.

hope that helps.

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You should probably order a few of those Ometers. A lot of people are going to want a cheap gauge for their lc-1 or a smaller one form a big lm-1. You have one empty spot in your menu on your site anyway. Might as well fill it with something.

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you dont understand my english or what im trying to say?

i was kidding..

sorry.. but well.. if you can to get a better fuel pump to good price, why to make this more difficult? ..

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LMAO Walter's English skills FTW.

Get a bigger fuel pump. Part of the problem is your reading "Maximum Boost"

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----.. i dont understand nothing :S ;D

yeh.. those kinda books are very helpful , im reading a good book too but you have to know some times are different on the real- world :8

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as i know the stock fuel pump is good enough to 250 hp .
if iam wrong someone right me

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Yeah that's about right. about 250ish whp. It goes up if you rewire it with thicker wire.

I just found this nugget of wisdom. Be grateful, it took me a few minutes to find.

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what is that fuel pump "10 gauge"?