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Old 05-15-2009, 05:12 AM
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Thumbs up CTS-V ProCharger F-1A Basic kit

http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com...html?item=1855

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No offense, but eff u. I just bought a dam maggie kit because of you guys saying you don't sell kits

Dam. Well I am sure it will sell plenty without me. Dam!
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I have a feeling this is going to open up a whole new world of FI for the V guys...
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I posted this over on the "other" forum for you Bob. Hopefully you get a lot of bites on this!
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He has a genius IQ. And I think he's a chemical engineer.
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Does the kit have the air intake? Didn't you have to notch something on Bobs V for that?
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Yes. Bob probably does too though.
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Max rating is 38 psi, compared to 30 for P-1, better buy a tire store and a few parachutes if you are going this route---SWEET!!!
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Originally Posted by CTSV_510
I posted this over on the "other" forum for you Bob. Hopefully you get a lot of bites on this!
Thanks, I appreciate it. Bob
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Originally Posted by jerrad
Does the kit have the air intake? Didn't you have to notch something on Bobs V for that?
We are supplying this kit with the LS1 f body inlet hat, which is what we had always used on all the other V's before we did Bob's V. The F Body inlet hat looks restricitve, and it probably is, but KP got his T/A into the 8's in the 1/4 with one.



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Max rating is 38 psi, compared to 30 for P-1, better buy a tire store and a few parachutes if you are going this route---SWEET!!!
That 39 psi out of a P-1SC would be on a very small engine. The max boost we saw out of an F-1A on my '99 Z28 with a 408 is 19 psi. Bob
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Originally Posted by onebadcad
Max rating is 38 psi, compared to 30 for P-1, better buy a tire store and a few parachutes if you are going this route---SWEET!!!
Your V is begging for this....
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Originally Posted by Mike@Diablosport
Your V is begging for this....
He's too much of a vag.
*hopes that onebadcad takes the bait and sells me the maggie for next to nothing.*
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Originally Posted by jerrad
He's too much of a vag.
*hopes that onebadcad takes the bait and sells me the maggie for next to nothing.*

Dude you pizzed me off, the Maggie (custom rebuild 560RTQ at 3,000rpm) is yours, as well as the $8K 383ci built stroker. Give me your shipping address, as UPS will be there tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Mike@Diablosport
Your V is begging for this....
,,, that and a fawking brake line, but that is another story,,,
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The F1 in a V is by no means a bolt in deal, keep in mind that it will require ALOT of custom modifications to set it up properly. You also need a built motor and proper fuel system to support this blower, trust me i know. I understand why EPP only offered in house installation.
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Originally Posted by NEED MO POWA!
The F1 in a V is by no means a bolt in deal, keep in mind that it will require ALOT of custom modifications to set it up properly. You also need a built motor and proper fuel system to support this blower, trust me i know. I understand why EPP only offered in house installation.
Yes indeed! There is a lot of work that needs to be done. A lot of people wanted me to come up with a basic kit, so here it is. Bob
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Originally Posted by jerrad
He's too much of a vag.
*hopes that onebadcad takes the bait and sells me the maggie for next to nothing.*

Nope!!!!! sorry J-rad.... I voted for onebadcad as well as set up a redeye flight with my best bitches to go make sure he keeps that f-ing smile on his face the whole time



P.s. THE MAGGIES MINE
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Originally Posted by adanieljohnson1
Nope!!!!! sorry J-rad.... I voted for onebadcad as well as set up a redeye flight with my best bitches to go make sure he keeps that f-ing smile on his face the whole time



P.s. THE MAGGIES MINE
I'm sorry, I don't speak noob.
When you've been here a few years I'll listen



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