Increased fuel pump output ? Faster car?

[Licari3]

I was wondering if you can make your car faster by fiddling with your fuel pump to increase the output of the fuel to the engine, is this possible without any other engine adjustments?

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[5e colin]

you wlill have to fit a rising rate fuel pressure regulator and a 255l pump are you na or turbo whats your plan/spec

[Licari3]

i haven't got a car atm but i was just wondering, and what would be the difference between turbo and na regarding to the increased fuel pump output?

[5e colin]

just increasing fuel has no benefit only negative unless you start modifying kid turbo or na

[Licari3]

so what additional mods would you recommend along with the increased fuel to make my car faster ? for both cases turbo and na considering i havent bought my car yet

[5e colin]

just increasing fuel has no benefit only negative unless you start modifying kid turbo or na

[Licari3]

you've already said that lol

[AdamB]

Google the "4 stroke engine cycle". You can't just chuck fuel in, if that's the case don't you think you'd have cylinders filled with just fuel?

[Licari3]

thats my point ^ what additional mods would i have to do

[daniel_g]

Why do you want to put loads of fuel in?

[5e colin]

read this before your next question kid

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine_tuning

[StuDoc 72]

Get some high lift VTR cams and advance your timing that along with a k&n induction kit and a cherry bomb mate you'll get 4000000000000000bhp

[RobSR]

i haven't got a car atm but i was just wondering, and what would be the difference between turbo and na regarding to the increased fuel pump output?

Interesting topic

so what additional mods would you recommend along with the increased fuel to make my car faster ? for both cases turbo and na considering i havent bought my car yet

Edited January 26, 2016 by RobSR

[5T4R7ET N/A]

Really the injectors determin how much fuel will actually go into the cylinder, but just adding fuel does not mean more power.

Do some research and you will soon understand

[StuDoc 72]

I think someone has been spending too much time down the local Halfords car park with the cruise meets i suspect thats where this info came from lol.

[daniel_g]

Play need for speed under ground 2 then you'll become a pro tuner matee

[Sportif 4efte]

Get some high lift VTR cams and advance your timing that along with a k&n induction kit and a cherry bomb mate you'll get 4000000000000000bhp

Cherry bombs are heavy!!

[StuDoc 72]

Cherry bombs are heavy!!

I dont think you understand.

I wasn't serious lol.

[5e colin]

why isnt this locked yet !!!!!!

[Whitenoize]

This is one of the dumbest threads in a long time I think the op needs to buy a 306 d turbo if he wants to play with his fuel pump

Edited February 10, 2016 by Whitenoize

[starletezy]

Seriously what did i just read #Faceplam

[Licari3]

i knew that it sounded stupid, and i know perfectly well how a car engine works the thing is i hear this alot and i just wanted to be sure that it doesn't make any difference but from some of you who know more about cars and are more experienced

[AdamB]

The ideal air to fuel ratio for max power is approx 10% richer than Stoichiometric, which equates to 13.2 : 1 ish for hydrocarbon fuels.

The more air you get into the engine, the more fuel can be added, and therefore the more power can be made. Simples