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Hey guys, what is a reasonable power limit for 42 lb injectors?

Thinking about putting a 600 fwhp sc 351 together. EA 3.0 says that I will need 50's +, but I dont know how accurate that calculation is in EA. I've heard 550-575 rwhp, and that is pretty close to 600 fw. Any advise?
 

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if your aiming for 600 Flywheel HP, the 42 lb injectors should be fine...what does the rest of your fuel system consist of?
 

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Just be realistic with yourself, is that all you'll ever want? Or will you want 700? 800? Buy them once and buy them large enough for your future "urges".
 

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Heh. Honestly, I scored a S-trim cheap. The 351 as it is right now is quite a handful. With the boost, I think I'll be fine for another year or two. That 600 fwhp figure is assuming 9 psi boost. The head unit is capable of 14 or so, meaning I have room to grow. Also, I really don't want to get into high impedence injectors. Getting the driver for them is more $$$ on top of the big squirters.

Fuel system is still being planned. This is a 68 mustang, and I was thinking 255lph inline and a T-Rex pump further up stream. I dont know about the self priming capabilities of the 255, so I need to do some more research. I might just have to spring for an Areomotive 1000 or so. At least 3/8" pressure and return lines. You guys have any suggestions?
 

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Go with the Aeromotive pump and forget the 255 and the noisy T-Rex.
 
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