I love my Evil Twins, I had the first prototype and have over 40k miles on them so far .

Yes plug and play would be nice' but anyone that has a problem with soldering one electrical connection should step away from their truck .

 

i guess im going to wait a little longer before i pull the trigger, and see what lloyd has up his sleeve.racing season is just about over for me.what kind of time frame are we looking at here lloyd, thanks

 

If I can get my buddy motivated, less than a week. I would like to get some test time first though on my own personal truck to make sure everything is good to go.

 

I guess you got that hoopty put back together?

 

never tore it apart LOL

 

then again i just might get your proven evil set up.

 

The option I am thinking about adding will in no way affect the performance of the dual pump kit. And it is something that can be added at any time to the existing kits

 

Lloyd can u maybe give us a ball park price for the option?

 

Not sure I can post prices in the open. I will shoot you a PM.

 

that would be great. when ever you get the chance. thanks

 

Thanks Lloyd, im still saving my pennies man!

 

Well will you let us all know what it is when your buddy gets around to it??

 

Well, (and some one tell me if I'm wrong...)

Just adding a modded or dual CP3's does not increase your HP, but it increases the potential for you to make more HP.

If you take a stock truck, and add duals to it, then you most likely will not see any gains.

If you take a truck that has a lot of fueling mods, but no fuel system upgrades, you will possibly see gains due to it getting enough fuel.


Clear as mud?

 

What you have and don't realize it until you go to dual cp3s is that your potential for power is restricted. That all goes away with the dual cp3s BUT you need a bad MO FO lift pump to supply the fuel. They will pump more if you give them more. Make sense?

 

lloyd I bet you could easlily talk mulisha into beta testing for you, only a couple hours drive to your shop