Just swap in two 255lph Walbro pumps, modified fpdm, and do a wire upgrade to the battery on the bap if you haven't already. If you're staying on 93 that will support whatever that blower is capable of. If you're going to run e85 then upgrade to a -8 fuel line. That setup will support...
11.37 @ 121 1.63 60'. Full weight street wheels up front. Same exact setup just 93 tune making 452/386. The 460 you see on the graph was when we retuned it after upgrading the fuel system to handle e85.
I understand they're old. Not a crack in them. Have probably seen 500 miles of street use in 10 years, mostly driving to the track and back. Weren't used for the first 6 years of their life (stored in heated basement). Not even bald yet and not hard at all. On the street they still hook up great...
Went 10.87 last month on 10 year old drag radials. Will probably get new tires for next year. Stepping up a few hundred rpm on the stall and replacing the factory struts/shocks. Mid 10's next year.
I've been running a Vortech V1 S at 12psi for 4 years. On e85 making over 500rwhp through an auto on the stock motor for the last 2 years. Prior to the e85 I was on 93 for 2 years making 460rwhp. Loaded up my e85 race tune last month, which probably makes around 550rwhp, and headed to the track...
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Sure is possible. The dual pumps will handle it. Might want to go larger than 60lb as around 700rwhp is the limit on pump gas. Your stock dual fpdms should be fine. When guys go from a single pump to dual pumps they'll either do a single modified fpdm or two stock...
No need for it if you don't have dependents. Like others have said, better to bust your ass to acquire wealth. Make her beneficiary on all your accounts. If you were to get a policy though I'd go whole over term. If you live over the 20 years of the policy you're thinking about, you still have...
No issues with highway driving or rain driving with Toyo TQ at 25psi. I do have Hoosier drag radials on a 15" rim for the track and have driven on them on the street. IMO the tire is too soft and the sidewall is too soft to do significant driving on them. They are very easy to puncture. I...