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Old 07-17-2014, 06:16 PM
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What throttle body is every one using? I bought an ls1 intake to clear my hood, I have the stock truck intake and throttle body, can I just use it?

Also what do you guys all suggest for an external fuel pump? I have a cell and used to have an a1000 for my carb set up, I'd prefer to just do another external pump on the frame rail like before.
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Stock TB is perfectly fine.

If you already have an A1000, no reason not to continue using it.
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
Stock TB is perfectly fine.

If you already have an A1000, no reason not to continue using it.
2nd this.
All you need is either a pressure adjustment on your fuel regulator or a higher pressure regulator/spring.
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Originally Posted by denmah
i am unsure honestly, that is a new engine and an older harness

really the only difference is the crank and cam pickup i believe, but here is the fun part, if one is drive by wire and one is drive by cable there is huge differences.

the ecu will not work at all, you might be able to totally repin some things

short answer is no, it wont work, but that does not mean that after hours of work and an ECU swap and more tuning and changing **** around that it wont eventually work or that you cant make it work...
Ok, so since im starting from scratch with an engine harness what would be the easiest, cleanest, and simplest setup? Price is not an issue. Please help me out
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gen3, drive by cable i like best...
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Originally Posted by denmah
gen3, drive by cable i like best...
Especially if you're using any aftermarket standalone ecu. Rumor has it that nobody wants to mess with drive by wire setups due to liability issues. Also some racing sanctions will only allow cable throttle body's with return spring requirements. Not a huge issue but just in case you want to run it down the track, that's one area you'll be ready.
I priced out using a stock ecu, buying a psi harness, and an hp tuners suite and that put me within the ballpark of the MS3 gold.
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microsquirt from my friend complete ecu and harness is 650 wich is incredible if it is what you want.

if you want to control an electronic trans you are better off with the stock ecu for sure
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Originally Posted by denmah
microsquirt from my friend complete ecu and harness is 650 wich is incredible if it is what you want.

if you want to control an electronic trans you are better off with the stock ecu for sure
I completely forgot about that. I'm using a power glide.
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Originally Posted by denmah
microsquirt from my friend complete ecu and harness is 650 wich is incredible if it is what you want.

if you want to control an electronic trans you are better off with the stock ecu for sure
Im running a th350 and a gen 3 intake manifold with dbc. Ill buy it if he can give me a few weeks to get the money. I have a complete gen 3 fbody ecu and harness if you know anyone interested. Also have another gen3 fbody intake and throttle body taking up space for sale or trade too. Open to offers and if I can sell these two items I'll buy your buddys microsquirt and ecu setup.
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Originally Posted by nasty64
Im running a th350 and a gen 3 intake manifold with dbc. Ill buy it if he can give me a few weeks to get the money. I have a complete gen 3 fbody ecu and harness if you know anyone interested. Also have another gen3 fbody intake and throttle body taking up space for sale or trade too. Open to offers and if I can sell these two items I'll buy your buddys microsquirt and ecu setup.
I believe the friend he's talking about does it as a business, not just one laying around. You have plenty of time
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Originally Posted by boostedc20
I believe the friend he's talking about does it as a business, not just one laying around. You have plenty of time
Ooo ok, thanks for the info
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Ever try a devils own stage 1 #5002 twin nozzle?

Experience? ????

Seems comparable to a cooling mist kit as for price and its complete.
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The links no longer work for the headstuds. Do you have another source to buy them from?
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Originally Posted by hickamhatch
The links no longer work for the headstuds. Do you have another source to buy them from?
Just look up alpermotorsports Head studs. Think ebay and there website has them for $100 shipped.
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Originally Posted by denmah
microsquirt from my friend complete ecu and harness is 650 wich is incredible if it is what you want.

if you want to control an electronic trans you are better off with the stock ecu for sure
Ok, so I am running the stock truck intake with the dbw, not the dbc. So does your buddy have an ecu for dbw that works with the microsquirt? If so I need to buy that. Thx
Old 10-15-2014, 07:58 PM
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there is no support currently for any generation megasquirt ECU to drive any Wired throttle body

you would have to use stock pcm and some holley systems support it i believe
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What would be the easiest route to make my setup work. Parts are all ordered except for my ecu/harness. Holly efi systems are really pricey, just looking for a good reliable setup. I apretiate your help.
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Get the DBC throttle body.
Old 10-15-2014, 10:21 PM
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Denmah, the fuel pump/relay/wiring setup on the 2500 build? Twin walbro 400s, 70 amp relay jumped off the stock fuse box location. You said you thought the wiring was an issue and replaced all of it, then figured out it was too small of a relay. Do you think the stock wiring is good enough for this same setup as long as there's a bigger relay?
Old 10-16-2014, 12:11 PM
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its fine with one pump they draw like 16amps idle 20 amps under power, so two of them is 40+ amps

i have dropped them in totally stock tanks and wiring in 99-03 trucks without an issue stock wiring and lines 600-700wheel


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