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Old 04-29-2017, 09:00 PM   #1
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ctsv duel pump

I'm building my camaro and i noticed some vendors like Adm or Livernois used the ctsv dual pump because it's a drop in and has more flow than a zl1. now i have the zl1 pump. i'm just curious if switching what i have with the ctsv dual pump it will give me more room to growor stay safe.

also someone use it as a drop in,someone alse use it cangine the control module. I already have a adm control module. I'm looking for this pump because it's easy and fast and i don't have to remove everything. I made an access pannel to fit the zl1.

Livernois says using as a drop in it's good for 800rwhp. since i'm with the stock block i don't think reaching that paowe i'ts safe. what do you guys think about it? should i use the dual pump as a drop in or change everything?

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Old 04-29-2017, 10:48 PM   #2
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I'm building my camaro and i noticed some vendors like Adm or Livernois used the ctsv dual pump because it's a drop in and has more flow than a zl1. now i have the zl1 pump. i'm just curious if switching what i have with the ctsv dual pump it will give me more room to growor stay safe.

also someone use it as a drop in,someone alse use it cangine the control module. I already have a adm control module. I'm looking for this pump because it's easy and fast and i don't have to remove everything. I made an access pannel to fit the zl1.

Livernois says using as a drop in it's good for 800rwhp. since i'm with the stock block i don't think reaching that paowe i'ts safe. what do you guys think about it? should i use the dual pump as a drop in or change everything?

thanks!
From past experience if your going FI that pump will not support 800whp. The pump alone is good to 700ish
With large injectors and meth you can make 800whp but at that point it's the meth filling in where the pump falls off.
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Not at all worth it. The ctsv pumps only flow like 5-10% more than a ZL1.
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Old 04-30-2017, 05:53 AM   #4
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And if I upgrade the pump with the dw300? I don't want to drop the tank. I already have the zl1 and it's fine. I was wondering if the cts-v can give me tell best plug and play solution. Adm said it's good for 1200hp 😱
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Old 04-30-2017, 05:55 AM   #5
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From past experience if your going FI that pump will not support 800whp. The pump alone is good to 700ish
With large injectors and meth you can make 800whp but at that point it's the meth filling in where the pump falls off.
I don't want to reach 800rwhp,i just want to have a little bit more of fuel. I have the zl1 and works fine but it's almost almost.

I have the adm controller.
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Old 04-30-2017, 08:45 AM   #6
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And if I upgrade the pump with the dw300? I don't want to drop the tank. I already have the zl1 and it's fine. I was wondering if the cts-v can give me tell best plug and play solution. Adm said it's good for 1200hp 😱
Somehow there must have been a misunderstanding. They would never tell a customer that a stock ctsv pump will support 1200hp. The fuel lines olone become a limitation around 1000. Go with the DSX or AGP dual pump kit. Stay safe with plenty of fuel.
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Old 04-30-2017, 10:08 AM   #7
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Somehow there must have been a misunderstanding. They would never tell a customer that a stock ctsv pump will support 1200hp. The fuel lines olone become a limitation around 1000. Go with the DSX or AGP dual pump kit. Stay safe with plenty of fuel.
no,you're right i misunderstod what i read sorry.
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Old 04-30-2017, 11:09 AM   #8
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wait a second...i'm stupid but not so much...

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showpo...0&postcount=21

they are talking about 1000+rwhp

this is a post from a zl1 forum. 750 rwhp with the fuel pump. i think they use also more boost then me. i'm 11 psi.
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...=488053&page=3

i'm north of 600 not north of 800. i just want to have somthing to stay relaxed and not having the pump maxed out...
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So confused. How much is all that going to add up to and for your car that doesn't need more fuel? Is that right? I guess if you can start with a used ctsv pump for really cheap it might all be worth it. Last time I looked all those parts add up to more that it's worth.
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Old 05-01-2017, 03:00 AM   #10
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I don't want to add any power at e time,as I wrote I have the stock block. I simply don't want to keep the zl1 pump at 99% of duty cycle.
I'm planning to add ported head, like the gmpp, in the future and in this case I would need a little bit more of fuel so the dual pump can be good.

I hope I'm clear. I read post where someone said it is good for thousands,which is not something I want than you wait has 10% more flow.i am confused...
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Old 05-02-2017, 02:15 PM   #11
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What is DSX stand for?
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Old 05-02-2017, 02:43 PM   #12
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DSX = Dave Steck. He got started tuning LSx stuff and it is a play on that.

If you haven't heard of him, he's one of the top tuners anywhere and is quite helpful on the HPT forums as well as the CTSV and Corvette forums. In fact, he has helped HPT by figuring out and supplying them with BIN files and CAN data exchange to broaden tuning capabilities of HPT.
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Old 05-02-2017, 03:05 PM   #13
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i have heard of his flex kit didn't know he offered a fuel system..

So the choices are for systems.. Fore, Squash,....... livernoise, lingenfelter ADM/CTSV which are the all the same.. and now DSX and AGP?
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DSX offers an auxiliary fuel system to supplement the current one.

"AGP uses fore pumps/hat/rails and they source their own lines/electrical to offer the customer savings with same quality." - Unreal quote
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