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11-22-2003, 12:31 PM
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My procharger...... to bad it wont be getting installed
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ta1....jpg%26.src=ph
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I have a whole d1 procharger kit sitting here.................for a old school sbc. came off my old car, I keep toying with the idea of shoving it on my truck, but I dont think a cat iron stock rebuild motor is gonna like 15 psi very much.
11-24-2003, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by ta12sec
...I keep toying with the idea of shoving it on my truck, but I dont think a cat iron stock rebuild motor is gonna like 15 psi very much.
11-24-2003, 08:03 PM
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"rebuild that sumbitch again, all forged this time! i bet it'll LOVE the blower then"
I also have 7 je blower pistons and a fordged cran and a comp blower cam, and and and and I dont think I need 500+ hp in my winter driver 1983 fullsize blazer thats lifted, It allready is capable of exceding the speeds I consider safe in it.
I also have 7 je blower pistons and a fordged cran and a comp blower cam, and and and and I dont think I need 500+ hp in my winter driver 1983 fullsize blazer thats lifted, It allready is capable of exceding the speeds I consider safe in it.