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Old 09-08-2011, 09:52 PM
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I have a NA high compression 408 that will see 200+ shot of nitrous. I am trying to plan out my fuel system upgrades.

How should I control when the 2nd pump runs using stock lines and fuel rails? I believe I only need it when I am spraying. Also I would like to set it up for upgrades in the future lines, rails, etc.

Can I use my window switch to send voltage to a relay for the 2nd pump?
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Yes window switch or nitrous arm switch is fine. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
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Originally Posted by allna6
I have a NA high compression 408 that will see 200+ shot of nitrous. I am trying to plan out my fuel system upgrades.

How should I control when the 2nd pump runs using stock lines and fuel rails? I believe I only need it when I am spraying. Also I would like to set it up for upgrades in the future lines, rails, etc.

Can I use my window switch to send voltage to a relay for the 2nd pump?
Hey, I have a dual in tank question as well that wasn't covered in the sticky...

On a 2002, what do I do with the venturi lines? Do I just hook up lines for both pumps' venturis and fasten them to the two pump bodies? Or do I just leave the fittings open? Or plug them?

Sorry for the hijack...




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