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Old 07-24-2006, 04:13 PM
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I have a a 231/237 598 596 cam and had it tuned recently installed a moser 12bolt and have headers and duals,what do I need to run juice safely? Should I run wet? What plugs? Not knowing exactly the tuning what accessories with the kit? I have a strong running 98 ss and don't want to blow it up. Window switch is a given oh and manual 6. Do I need some type of a/f monitor? Injectors? Pump? Any help would be appreciated.
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I'd suggest a fuel pump upgrade, Racetronix makes a nice plug and play kit. Colder set of plugs, like a set of NGK TR6s. Window switch, which you have listed, along with a Fuel Pressure Safety Switch. If your timing has been advanced any via a tune for the cam I would pull it back out when you spray, which a LS1 Timing Tuner can do, and it also has a window switch built in. If you do decide to go the dry route chances are you will need injectors, and a new tune for them.

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I used to run a TSP 231/237 in my car with a 200 wet.

The only fuel system upgrade I had was a walbro 255lph intank pump
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I don't think I will jump right to 200 I'm assuming a wet kit would be my best bet. How do I know what timing has been put in or can I just arbitrarily pull with the timing tuner after pump and plugs? This is all on stock heads and bottom end.
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My vote is for a TNT F2 kit with purge TR6 plugs and the race tronix kit is one of the nicest fuel pump upgrades around
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My vote is for a TNT F2 kit with purge TR6 plugs and the race tronix kit is one of the nicest fuel pump upgrades around
how much does all of that cost
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$300.
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$300.
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Try asking your tuner how much was added. Or you can hook up a scan tool to see.

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Originally Posted by aaronbetzner
I don't think I will jump right to 200 I'm assuming a wet kit would be my best bet. How do I know what timing has been put in or can I just arbitrarily pull with the timing tuner after pump and plugs? This is all on stock heads and bottom end.




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