370, trex cam...what heads\intake
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yes i agree the fuel pump should be plenty. if i do the heads/intake i will deff need more injector. i was thinking 42lb since they would flow around 48-50 with our fuel pressure. i have always looked at wet plate kits, what setup did you have in mind for a dry kit? dry kit only sprays nitrous right? a wet kit sprays fuel and nitrous right?
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I used to run 30lbs SVOs with 470rwhp. Had a FPR by rail to ensure steady fuel pressure. Never did it go beyond 90% cycle. I also ended up switching to 42s after that.
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so after doing a lot of talking with james short on seetups for me i think i have it narrowed down. a member on here offered my his tea tfs 215 heads with 56cc chambers for a great price so ill most likely pick those up. as far as the manifold im really leaning towards the edelbrock pro flo xt. i have done so much searching all over this site and google and just cant come up with any cold hard facts. i know the top end power is fantastic but im really trying to get answers on the mid range power of this intake. car lives in the upper rpm's with the trex anyways but i dont want it to be a total slug down low with this manifold. i sent a few members PMs that run it so waiting to here back from them. anyone else have any legit dyno numbers or graphs to prove what this manifold does on a n\a car? i see all the guys that run fast manifolds trash talk it when they have in fact never run it themselves so im not looking for opinions just cold hard facts\numbers