billet f-body dual in-tank from Squash Performance?
10-15-2012, 06:29 PM
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billet f-body dual in-tank from Squash Performance? Found a site called Squash Performance with an alleged 1500 HP capable dual in-tank setup for f-bodies. Just wondering if anyone is running this or knows anything more. It seems like I have the option to reuse my factory push-on fuel lines and fittings for the time being, then can upgrade to AN lines if need be. Which is kind of exactly what I want to do.
It just became available in September of this year according to their site. If no one knows anything, and I end up being the first, I'll update this thread accordingly. I wanna make sure they can keep the damn bucket though.
It just became available in September of this year according to their site. If no one knows anything, and I end up being the first, I'll update this thread accordingly. I wanna make sure they can keep the damn bucket though.
10-16-2012, 08:20 AM
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Doesn't look like the bucket is feasible. From the photo it looks like two 400's strapped to that thing.
Doesn't look like the bucket is feasible. From the photo it looks like two 400's strapped to that thing.
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10-16-2012, 09:37 AM
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Hey guys we're not a board sponsor here yet so I can't get too sponsory. This unit doesn't use the stock bucket because we wanted to come out with a unit that offered maximum flow to start with. You can see from our other products that we typically do reuse the bucket on almost everything but dual fat-bottom Walbros just won't fit without cutting into the bucket. Once you cut it you lose most of the benefit of having the bucket. This is a reasonably-priced option for those who want max flow without noisy external pumps.
Andy
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10-16-2012, 05:52 PM
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10-16-2012, 07:47 PM
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My kit you are referring to comes with a complete direct fit plug-n-play wiring harness (no cutting required), boost activation switch, entire new fuel bucket, with level sensor & tank pressure sensor.
My kit will also work with all stock lines if you desire & comes with a new pressure regulator.
If you desire to reuse your own fuel bucket the price is $150 less than what you listed.
They aren't flashybillet pieces, but after a few thousand kits in use, they are well proven.
My kit will also work with all stock lines if you desire & comes with a new pressure regulator.
If you desire to reuse your own fuel bucket the price is $150 less than what you listed.
They aren't flashybillet pieces, but after a few thousand kits in use, they are well proven.
10-16-2012, 08:21 PM
#12
If I limited my purchases to what I need, I wouldn't get a double pumper setup; I sure as hell don't need it. I could run a boost-a-pump to support my weak little power goals. But I want two pumps. I also want something high quality. Despite the $1,600 price tag and their poor reputation, I tried contacting APS for their twin in-tank setup. That didn't work out. And now there's Squash Performance whose setup looks like it fits the bill. In years past, I have bought LS1Tech-member-recommended things from LS1Tech sponsors where no (or crappy) pictures were provided and when my product arrived in the mail, I felt as though I had bought a piece of trash. I don't want to feel that way again. Looking at the only picture available from Lonnie's website, I'm not able to fully determine what I'll be receiving for $725. Take a gander:
I'm a bit "selective" in what goes in my car, it was a no-brainer. If you have any doubts, call him yourself or do a search.
10-17-2012, 08:28 AM
#13
I just need a single pump. But don't know with or with out the bucket don't know the pros and cons I just enough fuel and hook to my factory lines at this time. Like to know a price and what kind of pump don't want a junk Chinese pump, pm me. Don't know if I need a fancy billet piece but hey if it priced good and quality.
10-18-2012, 01:47 PM
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Andy
