dp fuel system pics
01-11-2004, 10:51 PM
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dp fuel system pics Here are some pics of my fuel system (patent pending... jk) for my noszle system that i installed a couple months ago. this took a while to complete as i relocated the fuse blocks and i had to do a little fabrication to get the cell to fit. i am pretty happy with the looks of it. still need to clean up a few wires but its 95% done. this is a 1 gallon triangle fuel cell and i used a mallory 140 pump and regulator. it the car made 638/705 uncorrected and 620/685? (i forget...ill get the numbers later) corrected with the stock bottom end (tick,tick,tick....). this was one busy winter break from school as i also started building my darton sleeved 427...i will do the last and final assembly in may....i will run the car in its current config whenever it gets warm in good old south bend indiana.
www.nd.edu/~caschenb/dpnitrous
i need to thank the whole crew at east side as they have the jetting patterns on this thing down packed...these guys have a TON of experience with this system and really know how to get the tune down packed.
hope to see some low 10's.....if im on top of my tune i think i can get away with this power level for a little anyway. this is about 110 hp up from my old nx wet kit...
www.nd.edu/~caschenb/dpnitrous
i need to thank the whole crew at east side as they have the jetting patterns on this thing down packed...these guys have a TON of experience with this system and really know how to get the tune down packed.
hope to see some low 10's.....if im on top of my tune i think i can get away with this power level for a little anyway. this is about 110 hp up from my old nx wet kit...
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01-12-2004, 08:30 AM
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wow! the steel lines took great! I hope to run steel lines once i drop the 427 in....
what show are you running with this setup? i dont know if i'm going to go higher wiith the big motor since i didn't o-ring it
looks great!
-conrad
what show are you running with this setup? i dont know if i'm going to go higher wiith the big motor since i didn't o-ring it
looks great!
-conrad
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they look great! nice work...
love the NOZsel!
here is what my NOZsel setup looks like... without the finished wiring anyways...
love the NOZsel!
here is what my NOZsel setup looks like... without the finished wiring anyways...
01-12-2004, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by FastBlackTA
me too! 
any new news on your ride? i think its time to up the shot!
any new news on your ride? i think its time to up the shot!
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01-13-2004, 01:27 AM
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Both of your systems look super clean. Those are some bad mothers! Did you have to custom bend those hard lines? I like that fuel cell in the fuse panel spot. Did you have to extend the wires to move that box?
