Saw the car when you were pulling into your neighborhood, looks good man :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by SmokinS13SR20
(Post 5734102)
Saw the car when you were pulling into your neighborhood, looks good man :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Na306StAnG
(Post 5734187)
Thanks :cool:
I get jealous no matter what car I see if it runs, lol... |
Originally Posted by Na306StAnG
(Post 5709315)
Pletcher fucked that intake for me while John (Fichner) (sp) was not in the business. I had to find another Vic Jr. and just got it back yesterday. Know anyone that wants a super sweet Vic Jr? Cheap :cool:
Any A&E should have them in stock. About a 1/4 down on this page. Professional Products Online |
Originally Posted by 95coBraSVT
(Post 5756371)
You rock. Thanks for the info! Now, who is A&E and where are they? Also, how much did the spacer cost?
I think i paid 35 or it. But including the longer bolts i needed i think i had just over 40 in to it. |
Originally Posted by Na306StAnG
(Post 5756746)
Automotive Engineering (1-800-284-3551)
I think i paid 35 or it. But including the longer bolts i needed i think i had just over 40 in to it. |
After being asked by a couple members about the fuel system on the coupe, thought I'd post up some pics. I was going to have a problem with being able to run the nitrous and motor off the same regulator. So after some research this is what I came up with.
http://www.fquick.com/images/vehicle...3821124059.jpg Parts: Aeromotive A1000 Fuel Pump P/N 11101 Aeromotive Pre-filter 100 Micron P/N 12304 Aeromotive Filter 10 Micron P/N 12301 Aeromotive Bypass Regulator P/N 13204 Aeromotive Dead head style Regulator P/N 13021 < QTY 2 This is a tank I picked up off FrankTF. I ran -10 from the tank to the pre-filter. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0034.jpg After the second filter I then ran -10 up to the bypass regulator. The pump is mounted to the tank cover i have some aluminum stock behind the tank cover to act as a reinforcement. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0035.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0036.jpg And this is what I call dysfunction junction :lol: I have the -10 going into inlet of the bypass regulator, -8 coming out and going back to the tank, -8 feeding each dead head style regulator. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0044.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0048.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0040.jpg Then out of the regulators I ran dual -6 to the carb and -6 to the nitrous fuel solenoid. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0049.jpg This is where the return line dumps the fuel back into the tank. The return line is -8 and I used a bulk head to install the line into the tank. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...e/DSCF0038.jpg |
Thats a lot of braided hose. I don't know much, but sure looks good to me. :)
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Originally Posted by Rookie
(Post 5999800)
Thats a lot of braided hose. I don't know much, but sure looks good to me. :)
Shaun did you sell the car yet??? |
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