fuel boss from GDP mechanical
08-28-2007, 03:31 PM
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I talked to Richard about this....Sounds very NICE! He said there are guys running around 15-20 at idle, but at the end of the 1/4 they are running near 90 PSI 
08-28-2007, 03:46 PM
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Awsome setup have around 4800 miles on mine and sm thrilled with it. Pretty easy install and payoff is well worth it. They make a hyper drive kit that get around 30% more psi out of it but why? 1/4 mile pressure with my set up is around 75 tached out in fifth at 3100 rpms. Goo little setup again IMHO. There are rebuild kits availale if you need them from Glacier, and replacement belts.
08-28-2007, 04:15 PM
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From Richards website.
Note: Only for trucks with stock harmonic balancers. Due to dimensional differences this system will not work with aftermarket harmonic balancers such as the Fluidampr® brand balancer.
Note: Only for trucks with stock harmonic balancers. Due to dimensional differences this system will not work with aftermarket harmonic balancers such as the Fluidampr® brand balancer.
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08-29-2007, 04:31 PM
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Don't overlook the MITUSA pump by opieparts.com. It is very similar to the fuel boss, but has been around much longer. Also, the mitusa uses machined aluminum pullys, and i believe the fuel boss is plastic pullys. I have a MITUSA on my truck and have had it for nearly 100k miles. It is completely reliable.
http://opieparts.com/Products.htm
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http://opieparts.com/Products.htm
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08-30-2007, 01:41 PM
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Don't overlook the MITUSA pump by opieparts.com. It is very similar to the fuel boss, but has been around much longer. Also, the mitusa uses machined aluminum pullys, and i believe the fuel boss is plastic pullys. I have a MITUSA on my truck and have had it for nearly 100k miles. It is completely reliable.
http://opieparts.com/Products.htm
Chris
http://opieparts.com/Products.htm
Chris
08-30-2007, 04:12 PM
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I know people running this set up, but why would you buy it if they ddont advertise price:
Or provide any information:
Not trying to start anything, but dang, if you want to sell it, SELL IT. Dont make me hunt it down....
i cannot find a price for the above mentioned product
any help thanks
any help thanks
can you run this set-up with the fluid damper???