N54 Need advice to add 2nd pump to my Stage 2 fuel set-up

[RuskiRacer]

Yeah I've been in a car with a aftermarket fuel line not properly secured and it caught on fire during a 60 roll

 

[SlowE93]

Yeah I've been in a car with a aftermarket fuel line not properly secured and it caught on fire during a 60 roll

But was it fun ?

 

[RuskiRacer]

But was it fun ?

Time of my life

 

[SLOWESTN54]

Time of my life

Did you have the door open, seatbelt off, and were ready to jump out though?

 

[RuskiRacer]

The fire didn't really start to get going until the driver pulled over and popped the hood, then it erupted because it got some oxygen. Felt bad for the chick in the e92 backseat she was scared out of her mind I didn't really care all to much wasn't my car and I did what I could to try and tone the fire down

 

[SLOWESTN54]

I'm putting a fire extinguisher mount in my trunk not ready to lose my car anytime soon

 

[RuskiRacer]

Yeah I roll around with the biggest and best one you can buy from home depot. $100 bucks is a drop on the bucket compared to how much I got into this turd

 

[SLOWESTN54]

underrated mod in my opinion, definitely needs to be more popular.

 

[Torgus]

underrated mod in my opinion, definitely needs to be more popular.

Seriously.

 

[JonEQuest]

I went ahead and ordered another walbro 450 and an AN6 T connector with fittings. I am going to just do like some setups I seen on YouTube where you fab up a T to the two pumps and and tie strap the pumps in place. If I didn't already have a Fuel-It stage 2 pump I would just buy a setup they sell on Amazon. It has two Walbro 450's connected to a custom Y hose and is in its own bucket. Looks like a nice drop in upgrade for anyone still stock and it only costs $399.

 

[SlowE93]

I'm putting a fire extinguisher mount in my trunk not ready to lose my car anytime soon

I have mine by the seat

 

[Dumaurier7]

Yeah I've been in a car with a aftermarket fuel line not properly secured and it caught on fire during a 60 roll

Any fuel line not properly secured is a potential fire hazard!

My home made stage 3 below........... a pump bracket bolted to a bent piece of aluminum which was then bolted to the bucket at the side and bottom, only issue with this set up is that the additional pump and bracketry has to be installed AFTER the bucket is placed in the tank, difficult and annoying but very doable, the clamp can be found here and the Y hose and fittings are from PR/BMP.

 

[SLOWESTN54]

I have mine by the seat

I sometimes put 4 people in my car and it might be a struggle to keep a big one in the interior.

 

[SlowE93]

I sometimes put 4 people in my car and it might be a struggle to keep a big one in the interior.

Keep a small one, if u need a big one.....party already over and kiss the car good-bye

 

[RuskiRacer]

I sometimes put 4 people in my car and it might be a struggle to keep a big one in the interior.

I make my passengers hold it if they wanna pack my car up

 

[SlowE93]

I make my passengers hold it if they wanna pack my car up

Sounds kinky

 

[JonEQuest]

Yeah I roll around with the biggest and best one you can buy from home depot. $100 bucks is a drop on the bucket compared to how much I got into this turd

Biggest what from Home Depot?

 

[JonEQuest]

Any fuel line not properly secured is a potential fire hazard!

My home made stage 3 below........... a pump bracket bolted to a bent piece of aluminum which was then bolted to the bucket at the side and bottom, only issue with this set up is that the additional pump and bracketry has to be installed AFTER the bucket is placed in the tank, difficult and annoying but very doable, the clamp can be found here and the Y hose and fittings are from PR/BMP.

This is kind of what I will be doing soon. I may make a custom aluminum bracket to add the second Walbro to my bucket. I know tie straps are supposed to be fine but no one knows how long they last submerged in fuel or ethanol. I am tempted to do an aftermarket fuel line to add an ethanol sensor. Does the sensor allow your tune to auto adjust based on fuel rating or it is just information to tell you what tune to manually switch to?
I already have the JB4 port injection controller and I just ordered a Phoenix manifold with 750cc injectors.

 

[Dumaurier7]

I have a Reflex so the E sensor information is actually broadcasted on the CAN network which allows the DME to do automatic flex fueling, this is all made possible through a tuning platform of course.

 

[JonEQuest]

I guess it matters what aftermarket controllers I have for boost and PI fuel control if I want "auto" adjustment based on fuel mixture?