Help with ordering BT parts

paul-murphys

efr 6758 here i come
im after some help i have chosen to use and efr 6758 to build my big turbo but need someone to help me chose my final parts i need to order,

i need a fuel pump should i go for in tank or inline fuel pump

also what size injectors should i be ordering as i thought 630cc would be ok or should i go for 750cc,

thirdly is i am ordering a SEM but need to no if i should order it with a 60/70 or 80mm throttle body?

any help will be much appreciated :D
 

james.l

GT3071r LCR
Mar 18, 2008
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whats the current state of play with the car?

Forge internals
Valvetrain
Transmission

these are all things that will need to be looked at and addressed if your going bt.

I am in the process of ordering all the bits for mine, I have gone for a 2.0 stroker and full ferrea valvetrain, gas flowed largeport head etc. It all depends how deep your pockets are and how much power & reliability you are looking for.

I would go with an inline fuel pump personally with 725 or 750 cc injectors with a turbo of that size. I have been toying with the idea of the new EFR series turbochargers as they promise imense spool with good top end power.
 

ibizacupra

Jack-RIP my little Friend
Jul 25, 2001
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im after some help i have chosen to use and efr 6758 to build my big turbo but need someone to help me chose my final parts i need to order,

i need a fuel pump should i go for in tank or inline fuel pump

also what size injectors should i be ordering as i thought 630cc would be ok or should i go for 750cc,

thirdly is i am ordering a SEM but need to no if i should order it with a 60/70 or 80mm throttle body?

any help will be much appreciated :D

70mm or R32 with SEM would flow well with the EFR I think
750cc or 830cc (3bar)
 

ibizacupra

Jack-RIP my little Friend
Jul 25, 2001
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glos.uk
in-lines work well for me.. 044 or DA-31 type
N75 and mapping does your boost control.

If you fancy gear based boost control, Apexi AVC-R does this, which may be handy for high power and only fwd
 
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