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Old 06-17-2014, 09:44 PM
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Default first idle/rev video. 383, 850 carb. e85 .

heres a little video of some progress. shall have burnout vids soon

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Thanx man!!! Im pretty stoked.
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Nice! super clean install, diggin the painted intake and water pump.
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Originally Posted by Chris05
Nice! super clean install, diggin the painted intake and water pump.
No doubt. Great looking theme.

Is that an EFI manifold with the injector holes adapted for the nitrous nozzles? If so, does somebody make adapters or did you make a solution?

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Originally Posted by speedtigger
No doubt. Great looking theme.

Is that an EFI manifold with the injector holes adapted for the nitrous nozzles? If so, does somebody make adapters or did you make a solution?
I was thinking about this yesterday and I don't see why that would not work. In for answer.
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Originally Posted by Chris05
Nice! super clean install, diggin the painted intake and water pump.
Thanx bro! I used truck bedliner spray for the intake and rustoleum Semi-Gloss protective enamel on the waterpump/ crank pulley.
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No doubt. Great looking theme.

Is that an EFI manifold with the injector holes adapted for the nitrous nozzles? If so, does somebody make adapters or did you make a solution?
Thanx man. the intake is a Carb intake. I sent out the intake to Nitrous Outlet and they drilled and tapped the intake for the nozzles. sorry I wouldn't know about the adapters.
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Another video

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I have a Super Victor intake for a carb and it has those bosses for what looks like where the injectors would be. I thought that would be a great spot for the fogger nozzles as well. But when I got my intake back, they were installed half way up the runners. I asked why they didn't put them in the bosses and they told me they couldn't get they correct angle on the nozzles to get them to work to their full potential. I wasn't a believer so I called NX. I was told the higher up the runner the harder the hit. I was told that it gives the nitrous and fuel time to blend better. As this all makes sense, I'm still a little curious to see the dyno results between the two. That looks great.
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Sure looks as good as it sounds!
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That motor sounds great. What are the specs. Congrats on getting it fired over.
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
Sure looks as good as it sounds!
Thanx for the kind words man!

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That motor sounds great. What are the specs. Congrats on getting it fired over.
Thanx!!! Its a lunati forged rotating assembly 383 ls1, 12.5-13.0CR, AI custom grind, .626/.626 270/278 (239/249@.050) 112 lsa, 2.3 Advanced, AI ported/milled (58cc) 243s, super victor, holley hp 850 E85 carb, on E85.
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That thing sounds and looks wicked. Revs pretty good too, what weight flywheel?
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Thanx man!!! I think its almost 7lbs. its a Meziere true billet
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Responsive as helll sounds like the carb is set up right
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Thanx man. its right out the box, I haven't touched it yet. I don't want to either lol.



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