SuperRam Setup Vacuum Leaks?
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 4,088
Likes: 0
From: Poop land
Originally Posted by 85vet
2 reasons that I went to single plane:
1) thought it would save my Dana44, But my thinking was in error on this. At the end of the season my 60 foots were better or equal to the SR. - 1.51
2) give me more up top. Instead of shifting at 5600 I shift at 6200.
And a slight added benefit - intake off in less than 15 minutes.
All in all, this was a very good move for me
1) thought it would save my Dana44, But my thinking was in error on this. At the end of the season my 60 foots were better or equal to the SR. - 1.51
2) give me more up top. Instead of shifting at 5600 I shift at 6200.
And a slight added benefit - intake off in less than 15 minutes.
All in all, this was a very good move for me
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 9,036
Likes: 13
From: Edmonton AB
Originally Posted by Vic'89
Originally Posted by John A. Marker
I talked to a tech at Accel who helps with the dyno runs on the SR
(not the normal reps at Accel which is the phone number given on the
instruction sheet). He suggested you throw out the 1/4 12 point bolts
and go with 1/4"-28 studs that are about 1" long. The top half of the
stud is size 20 threads. Then use the special nut with a "star" washer
that is part of the nut itself. He indicated that this would reduce your
install time 45 minutes or more.
(not the normal reps at Accel which is the phone number given on the
instruction sheet). He suggested you throw out the 1/4 12 point bolts
and go with 1/4"-28 studs that are about 1" long. The top half of the
stud is size 20 threads. Then use the special nut with a "star" washer
that is part of the nut itself. He indicated that this would reduce your
install time 45 minutes or more.
Vic
down to a follow up that builds on his suggestion by substituting
studs. The now-missing picture (one of CaboBoy's) showed the
plenum interior and helped illustrate there appears to be room to
spotface for nuts on the studs.
07-16-2005, Question on superram install...
There is also a picture of Ramanstud's modified allen wrench (hosted
in Rrubel's post)
These might be helpful, too.
09-09-2005, Avoid problems installing Superram
10-29-2005, Super Ram install
.
