Fuel system for cam only LS1
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Fuel system for cam only LS1
I have been doing some reading abut the limits of the factory fuel system and want to make sure I am on the right path. Will this fuel pump be okay for up to a 200 shot on a wet kit? I'm going to mostly run a 100-150 shot but I want to be able to go to a 200 if needed.
http://www.racetronix.biz/customkiti...c=RFPK-001&eq=
I am also wanting to go to 36lb injectors just to take some stress off the stock ones. I'll be using the LNC-2000 to pull timing when the nitrous is activated and the NOS controller for a window/WOT switch.
http://www.racetronix.biz/customkiti...c=RFPK-001&eq=
I am also wanting to go to 36lb injectors just to take some stress off the stock ones. I'll be using the LNC-2000 to pull timing when the nitrous is activated and the NOS controller for a window/WOT switch.
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You can do a stand alone fuel cell and not even worry about the stock fuel system.
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/dedicat...el-system.html
http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/dedicat...el-system.html
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I have been doing some reading abut the limits of the factory fuel system and want to make sure I am on the right path. Will this fuel pump be okay for up to a 200 shot on a wet kit? I'm going to mostly run a 100-150 shot but I want to be able to go to a 200 if needed.
http://www.racetronix.biz/customkiti...c=RFPK-001&eq=
I am also wanting to go to 36lb injectors just to take some stress off the stock ones. I'll be using the LNC-2000 to pull timing when the nitrous is activated and the NOS controller for a window/WOT switch.
http://www.racetronix.biz/customkiti...c=RFPK-001&eq=
I am also wanting to go to 36lb injectors just to take some stress off the stock ones. I'll be using the LNC-2000 to pull timing when the nitrous is activated and the NOS controller for a window/WOT switch.
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Okay, good deal. $250 sounds better than $700 for fuel system upgrades for now. I'll go with the fuel cell down the road when the car isn't a daily driver. How difficult was the install with that kit?
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No bad at all. The wiring harness was probably the hardest part. It came with instructions so that helped a lot. I did the trap door mod for the fuel pump. I was paranoid as all hell cutting into the car and possibly hitting a fuel line lol. It went fine though
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Haha I've read about the trap door mod. I think I'll go ahead and do that while I'm doing the fuel pump. It does makes me nervous to start hacking on my car though
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Really its an easy mod to do, but you just go slow on cutting the door as those lines are very close. Nice thing is you now have a easy access door in case you ever need to get back in there
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I'm not too sure yet. I've had my eye on the plate system from Nitrous Express for a while but I haven't for sure decided yet. I definitely want to go wet though just for future purposes, so that I already have the ability to spray a big shot if I need to one day. I know theres a lot of arguing between a dry or wet kit but I've seen lot of cars run and really like the way wetkits perform
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I cut mine yesterday.I bought a Dremel 3" disc-type saw. It made pretty quick work of that sheet metal. I went with the "hinge" method, so I didn't get near the forward lines (vent?).