twins and fuel........
04-20-2010, 10:48 AM
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twins and fuel........
Well I finally bit the bullet..... ordered twins - Industrials S474 over stocker - Airdog, 85% CP3, and Nozzles. and studs....
complete injectors would have been the way to go but the wallet wont allow it, just gonna gamble and do nozzles.
Im SUPER EXCITED.
CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!
complete injectors would have been the way to go but the wallet wont allow it, just gonna gamble and do nozzles.
Im SUPER EXCITED.
CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!
04-20-2010, 02:22 PM
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I think i need to reword it too..... I think compounds is the correct term for the turbo setup......
Still SOOOOO excited about this
04-20-2010, 07:52 PM
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Great plan! There's also the option of timing a run from stopsign "x" to tree "y" with a stop watch.
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(driveway, billboard, 35mph speed limit sign, whatever)
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Well I finally bit the bullet..... ordered twins - Industrials S474 over stocker - Airdog, 85% CP3, and Nozzles. and studs....
complete injectors would have been the way to go but the wallet wont allow it, just gonna gamble and do nozzles.
Im SUPER EXCITED.
CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!
complete injectors would have been the way to go but the wallet wont allow it, just gonna gamble and do nozzles.
Im SUPER EXCITED.
CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!
04-21-2010, 09:14 AM
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Talk is 29 liter per minute, give or take, pretty much what Industrial suggests for what I do. The local shop was gonna call them and order it for me. They said it equates out to about 100 horse nozzles I think.
04-21-2010, 09:17 AM
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Hey Jason K:
I see in your sig you have arp studs....... are they the 625's?? i orded the cheaper ones, hopping to get away with that, Im not scared to retourque from time to time. But I am blown away by the price of the 625's.
What kind of boost are you making with the big cp3?? How much over stock does it flow???
I see in your sig you have arp studs....... are they the 625's?? i orded the cheaper ones, hopping to get away with that, Im not scared to retourque from time to time. But I am blown away by the price of the 625's.
What kind of boost are you making with the big cp3?? How much over stock does it flow???
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Hey Jason K:
I see in your sig you have arp studs....... are they the 625's?? i orded the cheaper ones, hopping to get away with that, Im not scared to retourque from time to time. But I am blown away by the price of the 625's.
What kind of boost are you making with the big cp3?? How much over stock does it flow???
I see in your sig you have arp studs....... are they the 625's?? i orded the cheaper ones, hopping to get away with that, Im not scared to retourque from time to time. But I am blown away by the price of the 625's.
What kind of boost are you making with the big cp3?? How much over stock does it flow???
I honestly haven't gotton on it too hard yet, but yesterday I hit 58psi and the needle was still climbing pretty fast. I would guess that I would making 60-65psi if I stayed in it
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How often you have you had the 425's and how often have you and are you going to retourque them???
