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Old 05-16-2011, 12:03 AM
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Clutch? Your drive line isn't going to last long.
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Originally Posted by Bob@BruteSpeed
Yes, go with 80 pound injectors. An F-1A at 14 psi of boost is going to need them. If you have the twin pumps in the tank but you still have the stock fuel line, you'll run out of fuel somewhere around 700 rwhp. NGK TR6 pn# 4177 will do the job for you. Bob
Are you positive about this? I have the dual intake, on stock lines with aftermarket fuel rails. I'm seeing 71 percent duty cycle on 15 psi. Trapped 142 mph. I would think if my fuel isn't keeping up with the inj that the duty cycle would be going up?

I'd like to think I'm a little over 700 rwhp.

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i have a ram clutch should hold up(hoping)and ya i know its not going to last long but i have also heard of people putting large amounts of power and the rear end not braking but im going to take it easy until i have some money to replace it

after rear end and clutch what would you suggest on replacing next???
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Originally Posted by 01Z28Camaro
Are you positive about this? I have the dual intake, on stock lines with aftermarket fuel rails. I'm seeing 71 percent duty cycle on 15 psi. Trapped 142 mph. I would think if my fuel isn't keeping up with the inj that the duty cycle would be going up?

I'd like to think I'm a little over 700 rwhp.
Are you running a regulator in your system? I'm right around 700ish and pressure is dropping to far off to support the power. I know the pumps and Injectors will get me further but I need to run a larger supply line and a regulator to keep my rail pressure up.
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Originally Posted by blue00ZZleeper
Are you running a regulator in your system? I'm right around 700ish and pressure is dropping to far off to support the power. I know the pumps and Injectors will get me further but I need to run a larger supply line and a regulator to keep my rail pressure up.
Yes boost ref regulator.
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That's why your doing ok lol. I'm on stock feed still with no regulator.
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i have been looking into getting a gauge for this project to run my a/f ratio, boost and wide band does any one suggest a gauge that can do all with one gauge. (looking in to Aro Force) has anyone used these on a trans am

also was wanting to mount it in a vent any help on how/were which one to place it in or not place it in??
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Originally Posted by lbm13186
i have been looking into getting a gauge for this project to run my a/f ratio, boost and wide band does any one suggest a gauge that can do all with one gauge. (looking in to Aro Force) has anyone used these on a trans am

also was wanting to mount it in a vent any help on how/were which one to place it in or not place it in??
Im running an AEM Wideband, Fuel Pressure, and Boost gauge. I dont really trust those all in one gauges. Idk, they may work perfectly.
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well i bought a Aero Force today and going to have Boost and I thing AFR going to it

so i can monitor everything else at the same time and get a separate gauge for oil and fuel or should i get fuel and boost on the Aero force and get a separate one for AFR???

should i get trans temp also??
if you had to chose four and a separate one which five would you chose?
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so im about to buy my injectors and i have been thinking about these Siemens Deka 80lb EV1 High Impedance Fuel Injectors what does everyone think about them if anyone has any other suggestion let me know
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dont even try a alum. drivshaft.. lol I snapped mine at 695 trq.. it was fine until I put my 9" in and tried launching in boost.

I had those injectors too.. 12psi with a 76mm, e85,3 intake pumps, with a custom hat I made. get the 80's, I paid 400 for 80's and the 60's were 375..
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so what drive shaft do you have or suggest?? and i bet with a 9" i would hope it would snap it and ya i thought getting the 80's will help out later
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Originally Posted by lbm13186
so what drive shaft do you have or suggest?? and i bet with a 9" i would hope it would snap it and ya i thought getting the 80's will help out later
just pm'd you
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So all this and not even a single pic????
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here are some photos sorry i havent got them up b4, waiting on the engine to be pined and will put it in some time next week im hoping, this is the f1 kit that im going to install

last one is the pic of the car
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very nice looking car...you should post more pics. I was never a fan of dual ic's(just my opinion), you ever think of running one large one?
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ya i plan on running one large one after i get everything together. i just bought the kit like this and i wanted to use what i bought first and then after i get it running change some things about it.
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definitely should be a fun ride when you get it up and running, good luck!
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Originally Posted by lbm13186
aluminum drive shaft and 410 gears in stock rear end with a new cover on the rear end
You will likely get to spend more money here in the future if you get it to hook up. Think 9 inch. Don't forget frame connectors, lower control arms and new torque arm too.
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i have frame connectors lower control arms and a new torque arm, next winter im going to replace the rear end and drive shaft and i hope a new intercooler


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