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Old Aug 5, 2007 | 08:57 AM
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What do you guys think?took me long enough due to a lack of cashFAB TV cable bracket & have a chip burn is all I have to do before taking it on the road.It seems to run decent with stock chip,better than expected.

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Old Aug 5, 2007 | 09:47 AM
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Nice work, Mr. Nice! I may do this too. Seems like a good option for those of us that don't have $1000 plus for a bolt on intake, fuel rail, etc. I'd rather put the $ in the engine!

I am curious about what your gains are w/o changing cam, rear gear and torque converter.

Is that a little in cap coil?

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Dave, I went with aftermarket heads, cam & exhaust when i did the swap,i hope to have around 375 @the crank.the Dizzy is large hei.Stock converter, 3.07 gear,it should be ok but I may get a converter down the road.

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Looks great.
I like what you did with the fuel lines,pressure regulator and guage.
I've been gathering parts for my swap for a while now and still need to put together a plan for my fuel lines. Were there any obsacles that were tricky to overcome with the way you ran them?
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those fuel lines do look SWEEEET
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Looks great.
I like what you did with the fuel lines,pressure regulator and guage.
I've been gathering parts for my swap for a while now and still need to put together a plan for my fuel lines. Were there any obsacles that were tricky to overcome with the way you ran them?
Very simple,bolted afpr to air pump bolt,used earl's fittings to convert stock feed and return lines to 6 an,weld 2, 6 an male fittings to fuel rail, 90* and straight, may vary depending on your dizzy,I can send you detailed pics if you want them.For safety reasons I will remove the gauge and install a plug after I get it tuned.

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Very simple,bolted afpr to air pump bolt,used earl's fittings to convert stock feed and return lines to 6 an,weld 2, 6 an male fittings to fuel rail, 90* and straight, may vary depending on your dizzy,I can send you detailed pics if you want them.For safty reasons I will remove the gauge and install a plug after I get it tuned.
What size are the stock TPI fittings?
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Originally Posted by MR NICE
Very simple,bolted afpr to air pump bolt,used earl's fittings to convert stock feed and return lines to 6 an,weld 2, 6 an male fittings to fuel rail, 90* and straight, may vary depending on your dizzy,I can send you detailed pics if you want them.For safty reasons I will remove the gauge and install a plug after I get it tuned.
Detailed pics would be fantastic.
Please send them to jcowan@delawana.com
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here is a pic of fittings,Return line is,14mm female to 6an female,Feed line is 16mm female to 6 an female.

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