APS F body twin turbo system $5495 twin turbo deal extended to Oct 07

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Nov 7, 2007 | 12:09 AM

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Guys, Here's a quick power/torque graph from our 346 cube twin turbo F body. These power figures are from our load based dyno and we estimate that the power would be around 10% higher on a dyno jet dyno, around 860 rwhp, enjoy!

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Nov 7, 2007 | 02:35 AM

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Are the turbos maxed out? How much boost? Compression of the engine?
6 speed with a 10 bolt rear end? 93 octane? Meth?

Nov 7, 2007 | 03:31 AM

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PETER!!!

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Nov 7, 2007 | 06:37 AM

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I am really interested in the twin fuel pump kit you guys have but $1300 seems a bit steep. The lonnies double pumper runs $535 how does yours compare? Like I said I really like your setup, but I am trying to justify the near $800 differerence.

I guess you need to compare what you receive in both fuel system packages. The APS twin fuel pump system is a complete fuel system as described above, I've never seen a Lonnies fuel system, so I'm not able to make any comment on that product.

If you want to upgrade to a full fuel return system then you can add the second stage of the APS fuel system to the APS twin pump fuel system and this combined fuel system will comfortably support around 900 rwhp. The cost of the second stage of the fuel system is $645 plus freight to your destination. See link below to the second stage of the fuel pumps system,

I was asking the same question the other day... https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....91&postcount=6

Lonnie's has two options:

If you look at Lonnie's site the $535 price is only for the twin in-tank setup. You send in your bucket, they put in two Racetronix (I think) pumps and send it back with some switches and a wiring harness. Not a bad price!

Their second option for $1535 is the option above and "includes -8 Supply & -6 Return lines, fuel rails, regulator, filter, & all fittings needed to connect to double pumper sending unit."

APS's equivalent kit is $340 cheaper. I can't tell you how much shipping from Australia will be, but I'm sure it'll close the gap some.

Now, there's the "upgrade" kit from APS for $645... fuel rails, fuel lines, and zip ties. You can probably get something equivalent from Lonnie's, Nasty, Summit, whomever, for less, but if you ask me, either way you go you're going to pay $2000 for a good setup.

I'll probably go with the APS kit since I can't drive to work without my pump bucket...

Nov 7, 2007 | 05:47 PM

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PETER!!!

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I have answered your pm and email,

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Nov 13, 2007 | 04:55 AM

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The APS twin fuel pump system (see link and pic below) is $1195 plus freight cost to your destination. This is a complete fuel system including the fuel reg and all fitting/fuel hoses required for the install.

http://www.airpowersystems.com/guide...-fss01/bom.htm

Hope that helps,

Thanks,

peter

Are you guys still doing the $1300 with free S&H?

I would like to order this as soon as the issue with my kit and UPS is taken care of.

Thanks,

Filbert