402/408 with a d1 and EPP fmic
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402/408 with a d1 and EPP fmic
im looking in to building a 402 or 408 and putting a EPP fmic D1 procharger on it. im thinking about running a 17lb's of boost. what am i looking at power wise?
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I too doubt you'll see 17psi with a ls6 and good heads.
See my sig for what i'm running and I get 10 lbs.
Got some rpm's left in the blower so i'm going to try a bigger crank pulley and see what happens.
I don't know if I can even get a blower pulley smaller than 3.45 and even if I could I wouldn't use it just because I bet i'd be slipping belts like crazy.
See my sig for what i'm running and I get 10 lbs.
Got some rpm's left in the blower so i'm going to try a bigger crank pulley and see what happens.
I don't know if I can even get a blower pulley smaller than 3.45 and even if I could I wouldn't use it just because I bet i'd be slipping belts like crazy.
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I see that to get the 4" inlet installed a little carving on the core support was needed. What about after you installed the "be cool" rad. I know that one is much thicker. Did you relocate the radiator at all?
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The Be Cool radiator was not a direct swap, but I don't remember exactly what we had to do to get it to work. Jake might remember as he did the install. Bob