2 Seat Sand Limo 2.5L turbo subie

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SLAYERMARQUEZ

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what's up G!

I'm back in sand!!! I've missed it.

I just picked up a 2.5L turbo subie car running on 110 fuel. This is my first subie powered car and wanted to ask what would be a good fuel system/injector cleaner to run on this car since its on race fuel? It's been sitting for a long while and the previous owner did not drain the fuel before storing. I will be draining the tank tonight and filling it with fresh fuel. I just ordered the fuel filters, oil filters, and fluids and will be doing the maintenance tomorrow.  thanks in advance

SLAYER OUT

 
Personally I would remove the injectors and take them to an Injector shop to be cleaned. Not sure where you are located but in so cal RC Fuel Injectors has great customer service.

 
thanks guys.

already plan on getting the injectors cleaned or replaced. Also, plan on taking it in to C&G or Outfront

 
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I agree with @L.R.S. Sounds like you should redo the entire fuel system anyways. I had to redo all fuel lines, pre/post filters, pump and clean the tank on a car I had bought with a 2.0 subi that had been sitting for over a year.  

 
My buddy just picked up a squirt also!  Great 2 seat cars.  They are duning machines!

Congrats

 
That cars going to rip.

Congrats!!!

Id go E85 as well. 

List,

New injectors

New fuel lines and filters.

May lead to new fuel pump, tune.

Fuel at 1/3rd the price of race gas. 

REV-X adrenaline fuel treatment is my choice. 

 
Grease Monkey said:
That cars going to rip.

Congrats!!!

Id go E85 as well. 

List,

New injectors

New fuel lines and filters.

May lead to new fuel pump, tune.

Fuel at 1/3rd the price of race gas. 

REV-X adrenaline fuel treatment is my choice. 
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And bigger gas tank

 
Angel, Congrats man ans welcome back!

I'm running 110 in my car with a 2.5 subi.   If you're in CA, I'd seriously consider going to E85.  Replace all the fuel lines with PTFE, get bigger injectors and retune.  Over time, you'll save money.  110 gets expensive.  I'd switch mine but Havasu doesn't have E85.

 
Dropping the car off with John at outfront Monday morning. E85 package it is! 

I’ll let him know he has a hell of sales team here on the forums haha! Seriously tho, thanks guys

 SLAYER OUT

  :beavis:

 
SLAYERMARQUEZ said:
Dropping the car off with John at outfront Monday morning. E85 package it is! 

I’ll let him know he has a hell of sales team here on the forums haha! Seriously tho, thanks guys

 SLAYER OUT

  :beavis:
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Thank you all for the recommendations! !!!

 
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