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Old 08-05-2012, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by geno51
I will be coming down from Prescott when it cools down a little we need to meet up
Hit me up when you're ready!
Old 08-05-2012, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by TurboPete
Thats correct , I was just making a point about how much power you will need to make , but everything else is goes with it , fuel pump , fuel pressure , and most importantly how much will the eco hold in power.
Instead of turning the boost up higher then what the fuel system will support its better to spray the truck with a stand alone fuel system .
My nitrous build should be done by the end of next week.


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I don't like the idea of putting wet fuel into a dry designed intake, I have been mentally toying with the idea of propane injection. It's 110 octane and super cool, it's a gas so it works with a dry intake setup like ours and has been used by Buick guys for years.
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Originally Posted by mtxpert
I don't like the idea of putting wet fuel into a dry designed intake, I have been mentally toying with the idea of propane injection. It's 110 octane and super cool, it's a gas so it works with a dry intake setup like ours and has been used by Buick guys for years.
I understand what your saying , I would be worried if your spray a wet kit with a 200 shot , but not a 50 shot . Since Im spraying a 50 shot with E85 its going to make a nice difference .


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Old 08-05-2012, 08:42 PM
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I've done a little bit of nitrous in my old 96 Impala
As the turbos with a tune are at the ragged edge of efficiency according to what I'm reading I like the idea of adding nitrous for additional power but I don't like the idea of refilling the tank. Of course a 50 shot lasts a TON longer than the 175 shot that I was using in that car.
Old 08-05-2012, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by mtxpert
Hit me up when you're ready!
Will do me and a few people from Prescott are just waiting for it to cool down!
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Originally Posted by mtxpert
I've done a little bit of nitrous in my old 96 Impala
As the turbos with a tune are at the ragged edge of efficiency according to what I'm reading I like the idea of adding nitrous for additional power but I don't like the idea of refilling the tank. Of course a 50 shot lasts a TON longer than the 175 shot that I was using in that car.
Its a truck not a race car , so a 1 gallon fuel cell system will work just fine . I can make like 5 passes before I need to fill the tank again .


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Originally Posted by TurboPete
Its a truck not a race car
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Old 08-05-2012, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by TurboPete
Definately the cooler weather will help make some more power and good times , but for a 5500# truck to run 11.90s it will need to make like 680rwhp . Dont think the motor will do that unless rods and pistons go in , and much bigger turbo's . I think that 13.20s with the stock motor and turbo's can be reached with maybe drag radials to improve the 60ft .
Either way its damn impressive that a v6 5500# truck can run that.


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But the 3800# Buicks were running high 14's and 15's when they came out. I just feel, as you have noted, that when someone figures out the direct injected gasoline engine, the times are going to drop like a rock.
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Originally Posted by mtxpert
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Originally Posted by geno51
Will do me and a few people from Prescott are just waiting for it to cool down!

let me know when you guys are going.
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Originally Posted by EcoBoost

let me know when you guys are going.
Just waiting for mid 70s at night


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