383 18lbs Sticky fuel system ?????
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383 18lbs Sticky fuel system ?????
I will be installing my forged lt1 383 and be pushing about 18 lbs of boost. I am new to just about everything i am trying to install, especially the fuel system. i have a few questions regarding the sticky twin in tank system.
1. It talks about relays, anyone got any pics of where it would be located or what PN for the relay?
2 How much HP can the stock fuel lines hold?
3 i have looked all over for info on a hobbs switch or wide open throttle and cant seem to find anything, any info will help. pics would be great.
4 is there anything else that would need to be added to the fuel system that is not in the sticky?
i know it s a lot of questions but anything will help. i do all of the work on my car so take it easy on me.
thanks guys
1. It talks about relays, anyone got any pics of where it would be located or what PN for the relay?
2 How much HP can the stock fuel lines hold?
3 i have looked all over for info on a hobbs switch or wide open throttle and cant seem to find anything, any info will help. pics would be great.
4 is there anything else that would need to be added to the fuel system that is not in the sticky?
i know it s a lot of questions but anything will help. i do all of the work on my car so take it easy on me.
thanks guys
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I offer a dual intank pump kit that is fully assembled & tested if you are looking for a turn-key solution for your fuel system. These are guaranteed to work with no trail & error needed.
I also offer the hobbs switch separately if you are building your own kit.
Stock lines & regulator are typically good to just under 700rwhp, where pressure stability becomes an issue as well as the desire to boost reference your fuel pressure.
Then you can upgrade to a front mount regulator or a full fuel system.
If I can help you with your system, feel free to give me a call.
I also offer the hobbs switch separately if you are building your own kit.
Stock lines & regulator are typically good to just under 700rwhp, where pressure stability becomes an issue as well as the desire to boost reference your fuel pressure.
Then you can upgrade to a front mount regulator or a full fuel system.
If I can help you with your system, feel free to give me a call.