I need some 42# fuel injectors in Atlanta!
07-06-2006, 10:04 AM
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I need some 42# fuel injectors in Atlanta! Like the title says... let me know.
Also I'll have some Hooker longtubes (painted) with Hooker y-pipe for sale. $300 for all. ~Joshua
Also I'll have some Hooker longtubes (painted) with Hooker y-pipe for sale. $300 for all. ~Joshua
Yeah 42 pounders or bigger. ~Joshua 
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There's a guy that wants to cut me a deal on some new 50 pounders from Precision Turbo & Engine. What do you guys think? I'm not going to exceed 600 rwhp. I want to keep the bottom end together for the small amount of time I drive it.(2k miles per year) I plan to forge the shortblock a year or two from now and then upgrade my whole fuel/drivetrain combo to make some silly power.
07-07-2006, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
Josh, these injectors will not work with your engine. They are black-not chrome/polished
so I say get the 60# and be done with it.....All that money in the kit so no need to save $60 on injectors and need the bigger ones later anyway. 
07-07-2006, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by slt200mph
You got you motor torn down yet Josh??
The rear of the car is done and it runs perfectly. Now it's time to start on the bulk of the project. It's supposed to be a sunny weekend, should be a good time to spend in the garage.
07-07-2006, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
you better leave that beer alone on an Incon install....you are about to wonder how the **** somebody figured out all that **** would fit in there!!
Hell, I do my best work after 100 beers or so.
07-07-2006, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
you better leave that beer alone on an Incon install....you are about to wonder how the **** somebody figured out all that **** would fit in there!!
Drinking lots of beer was the only way I would've made it through the coil relo prototyping at Steve's house.
Just got my ARP header studs in the mail! wOOt!!!
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07-07-2006, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
Beer and turning wrenches in your garage goes hand in hand!
Drinking lots of beer was the only way I would've made it through the coil relo prototyping at Steve's house.
Just got my ARP header studs in the mail! wOOt!!!
Drinking lots of beer was the only way I would've made it through the coil relo prototyping at Steve's house.
Just got my ARP header studs in the mail! wOOt!!!
Phuchin A right man..
...that is why there is a fridge located in the garage... 
...but I almost ran out of beer..(a fate worse than death) ... 
... he is a thirsty little phucher that is for sure.. ..Not in the same catagory as the infamous .. 
.. Travis mind you ... but a serious consumer in his own right.. 
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