Will stock fuel lines and rails handle 700rhwp?
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OP sorry bout the thread hijack! didn't want to start a new thread for this question....
I am working on a Budget boost 5.3 project shooting for 550-600hp, and will be running 50 meth/50 water injection....
I currently have a single walbro pump and stock lines and rails....
Can i just add another intank walbro, new fuel line, and keep the stock fuel rail? I am on a very strict budget....
Thanks,
Blaine
I am working on a Budget boost 5.3 project shooting for 550-600hp, and will be running 50 meth/50 water injection....
I currently have a single walbro pump and stock lines and rails....
Can i just add another intank walbro, new fuel line, and keep the stock fuel rail? I am on a very strict budget....
Thanks,
Blaine
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yeah, i think i will take the advise of those suggesting to swap them out. i have had bad experiences with them on my other cars not fitting correctly, leaking or just simply a pain to gathering all the correct parts for installation...wrong part or extra parts = wasted money.
i will call one of the vendors during the week for complete
i will call one of the vendors during the week for complete
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Lonnie is the man, I have not delt with him directly myself (yet) but I helped a good friend of mine install Lonnies twin pump GTO setup in his car and it was perfect. Pretty sure you could call him at 11pm and he would answer the phone to help you out if you were having problems.
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i WILL be making 600-630rwhp and i've got Nasty's stage 2 street kit....Walbro 340 pump in tank with -6 feed line. i'll use the stock feed line as a return. better safe than sorry, especially on boosted/N2O motors....