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Discovering hot rod tricks and tips, Episode 125 fueling the fire

Episode 125, Fueling the fire! How do you figure out what size fuel pumps, injectors, how to figure out Air to Fuel Ratios, How to make a Base Fuel table using Brake Specific Fuel Consumption. This is the basic info needed to make a good working fuel system, carbureted, mechanical injection, and electronic injection. Get in on the conversation with live chat and with comments. Ask questions about your build or on builds I am doing. I will try to answer any technical questions. I show some of the projects in the shop, and discuss future projects. Also would like comments on some of the things the community would like to see future content on. I really want everyone to feel they are a part of this community. my emails for tech questions srcracing@aol.com landis.performance.center@gmail.com common fuel math 1 gallon/hour equals 3.7854118 liters/hr 1 liters/hr equals 0.264172 gallons/hour 1 lb/hr equals 10.5 cc/minute (roughly) Pounds per hour for fuel system design Horsepower X BSFC factor = pounds per hour Natural Aspirated engines (no boost) Gasoline BSFC factor .45-.50 E85 BSFC factor .63-.65 Methanol BSFC factor .90-1.00 Boosted or Nitrous (dry systems) engines Gasoline BSFC factor .60-.65 E85 BSFC factor .84-.91 Methanol BSFC factor 1.80-2.00 This will give you the total lb/hr of fuel to feed X amount of Horsepower For fuel injector size, divide that lb/hr number by the number of injectors