What do I need???
What do I need???
What do I need to run these. Im a 2006 2.2 Cobalt. Srry if its been asked. I will delete if this is a duplicate ???
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...ctors-9p26.htm
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...ctors-9p26.htm
i don't see why you're thinking about running 80's. I've heard you hit no where near the max duty cycle on 60's. But hey, do what you want. I'm curious to see any gains if you do it.
Im on 45's and I was actually thinking of e85 and maybe touching 400hp so thats my thought process for the 80s. And no im not going to try that on the little gt2860 thats on it now.
And Can I just get the new harness for EV1 and still keep it plugin and play?
Thats the plan....
And Can I just get the new harness for EV1 and still keep it plugin and play?
Thats the plan....
Last edited by lwpmoon; Jun 3, 2010 at 09:59 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
a 400hp 2.2 will never happen on just 80's and e85. You don't have forged internals, so at some point, you're going to stress your engine to the point of failure. LSJ and LNF engines are performance engines, namely because they do have forged internals (except the piston heads). That's why it's possible for us to hit high hp numbers like that. If you are planning on building your under carriage, then forget everything i just said.
Sigh..... Ok people. This is not my first time building an engine so I am well aware of what I need vs. want, like internals (hint its in my sig) the ONLY reason I made this thread was to find out WHAT ELSE I NEED TO RUN 80's ok???? Sorry for blowing up, but I'm easily annoyed when things get off topic right after the topic is set.
Edit: Thanx thats all I needed to know. I don't mean to make any one angry.
Ya that is one problem I'm looking for a solution for. But thankyou all again.
Ya that is one problem I'm looking for a solution for. But thankyou all again.
Last edited by lwpmoon; Jun 3, 2010 at 11:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Well the 400+hp J-bodies(LD9/L61) run upgraded in tank pumps with larger braided lines and an fittings. It seems to work really well. Also you could look into a exernal fuel pump and run both pumps with a larger feed line.



