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Old 02-26-2012, 10:09 AM
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Thanks guys,

IT HAS BEGUN!!!






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Old 02-26-2012, 12:06 PM
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Belt driven fuel pump is a MUST, waterman probably would be the best bet for that... they have a couple that flow a TON.
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I took it out of the box!!







I think we might end up with cam drive, not sure yet,
supposed to have a phone meeting tomorrow so we can order an injection set up soon??


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Old 02-28-2012, 04:11 PM
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What size f-3 is that? Have you seen Steve Morris's blower mods with the provolute yet?
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I bought the F-3A-R, 123.

Yes I saw it, but I should make more then enough power and I will never pay $2150 for 100-200 more HP.
I can do a lot of better things with that much money.
Plus with my kind of car, it won't help that much.
I'm going to have a sealed input with a hole in the nose.
That thing would probably work better with air being drawn in, not rammed in at 200 mph??


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You're dead right on that. the provolute is a design for in engine bay blowers that don't have a duct, so to speak running to the nose. If you had a duct that was 3 inches bigger diameter then the provolute then maybe it would help, but having anything larger then the inlet at the opening, and with the speeds you will be running it would likely not help a bit.

Now if you put one of those on a stock f body d1 setups and just pull the air filter off, I'm sure it would help alot. But, with the blower position you will pick up all the dirt off the ground too with that.. again probably not the best idea.
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If youre still looking for answers go ask the guys at turbomustangs.com forum. They have some gurus over there.
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I spent the W/E with my crew chief and we visited a blown alcohol guys shop.
We learned a lot and saw what it takes.
This guy was pretty big time.
Had 5 blowers sitting there, 4 spare ignition systems, 2 spare injection systems, etc etc.
I probably took 100 photo's and asked 50 ??

This is definitely going to be a learning experience, I hope my fat, lazy *** has the energy to finish the project!!!

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Just got this from another forum, the guy is amazing.
This was done in a matter of minutes, and is better then anything I could have expected!!









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