Fast 92 or 102
whatever you want. i vote 102 for the gains over the new runner design. but others will probably complain about the price, or the other stuff you have to buy, or modify to put in on your car blah blah blah. gotta pay to play
i dont know why everyone talks about fitment. mine fits just fine. Yea its closer to the cowl, but it bolts up the exact same. unless you are dead set on keeping your STB, i personally could care less about a strut brace.
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Fitment can be a problem with Vettes. On an Fbody if you have a 102TB it may not clear the waterpump. It will not clear the water pump if its a EWP. Get a LS2 water pump and you are fine.
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I did the 92mm fast. Didnt have to worry about fuel rails and such so I saved money.
Did tea 243 heads, 228 cam, 92 fast, 3.73 and other small upgraded boltons. My stalled auto gained over 100rwh on mustang dyno. 429/392
Did tea 243 heads, 228 cam, 92 fast, 3.73 and other small upgraded boltons. My stalled auto gained over 100rwh on mustang dyno. 429/392
I vote 102 with the 92mm tb to save some time getting the tune dialed in. The 102 tb can be a pain to tune for driveability. The cost of the 102 over the 92 is minimal when you can easily pick up 5 or more horse from 2k to The top.
Seems to be the million dollar question. Just searched that and I found 2 answers.
1. The 98 has the regulator on the rail and to switch to any other rail, you have to use the Corvette FPR/filter.
2. The regulator on the 98 rail is simply a dampner and all f bodies are regulated at the pump.
Just check your pressure at the line with it unhooked from the rail. If it's around 58psi, it's regulated at the tank.
1. The 98 has the regulator on the rail and to switch to any other rail, you have to use the Corvette FPR/filter.
2. The regulator on the 98 rail is simply a dampner and all f bodies are regulated at the pump.
Just check your pressure at the line with it unhooked from the rail. If it's around 58psi, it's regulated at the tank.
