I have been searching and reviving some threads over the past couple of days, but no one has addressed my specific question.
I have a 2015 Hellcat and need more fueling. I prefer a stock fuel basket because it keeps the fuel on the pump, and it also cools the pump. Pumps just last much longer in this scenario. I know the Demon/Redyeye comes with two pumps in a stock basket with two fuel controllers. Tapped Performance has developed a dual pump kit with a Fore hat for hellcat and a Y splitter with a second fuel controller found here: 2015+ Stage 1 Hellcat Fuel System
This just uses fuel socks with no basket. I am considering this while adding two Holley Hyrdamats found here: Hydramat Fuel Filter Sock by Holley
I wonder if the stock Demon/Redeye pumps could be used with the Y splitter tech developed by Tapped.
Another option is to use a boost-a-pump and retain the stock fuel pump and basket. I would prefer not to use a hobbs/boost switch (Kenne Bell) or the throttle pedal kit from JMS so that the car sees a big change in pressure. I would think you could run the BAP all the time and just scale the fueling in the tune.
Thanks for reading. Advice is welcome.
I have a 2015 Hellcat and need more fueling. I prefer a stock fuel basket because it keeps the fuel on the pump, and it also cools the pump. Pumps just last much longer in this scenario. I know the Demon/Redyeye comes with two pumps in a stock basket with two fuel controllers. Tapped Performance has developed a dual pump kit with a Fore hat for hellcat and a Y splitter with a second fuel controller found here: 2015+ Stage 1 Hellcat Fuel System
This just uses fuel socks with no basket. I am considering this while adding two Holley Hyrdamats found here: Hydramat Fuel Filter Sock by Holley
I wonder if the stock Demon/Redeye pumps could be used with the Y splitter tech developed by Tapped.
Another option is to use a boost-a-pump and retain the stock fuel pump and basket. I would prefer not to use a hobbs/boost switch (Kenne Bell) or the throttle pedal kit from JMS so that the car sees a big change in pressure. I would think you could run the BAP all the time and just scale the fueling in the tune.
Thanks for reading. Advice is welcome.