KB boost a Pump with Edlebrock E-force
Racer
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From: dix hills ny
I’m still on stock run flats with a 3.25” pulley and 65lb injectors (Z06 fuel pump). There is no way I can use all of the horsepower and torque as-is. I’m not at all interested in going to “R” compound tires (short wear life, poor wet weather performance and crappy handling) so until I can cough up the $8k or so it will take me to go widebody, I just chuckle when the car breaks the tires loose in 3rd. I manage traction the old fashioned way…with my right foot.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Union City CA
Safety Car
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i to will be doing an eforce and i recently contacted edelbrock, ecs, and lingenfelter about my install. it appears edelbrock will only cover the s/c if you use there in tank ZO6 pump, also i asked about there powertrain warranty which is 775.00 and covers the entire drivetrain and i was told if they find a bap they will not honor your warranty. cant we get a definitive answer about install time on the in tank pump? it would make this whole bap no bap we need an in tank pump issue go away.
What we are talking about here are possible options for the DITY crowd who does not want to tackle the fuel pump install. I can swap a fuel pump in an MN6 car in about 4-5 hrs taking my time. If I had to drop the rear cradle for an A6 it would be much longer.
Racer
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From: dix hills ny
To amplify your statement...Edelbrock will only honor the warranty if the car is otherwise 100% stock, you have the kit installed as designed and you have the supercharger installed by an authorized Edelbrock installer using their calibration that comes with the handheld tuner in their kit. FYI there is also an anti-tamper seal on the front pulley so they'll also know if you swap pulleys.
What we are talking about here are possible options for the DITY crowd who does not want to tackle the fuel pump install. I can swap a fuel pump in an MN6 car in about 4-5 hrs taking my time. If I had to drop the rear cradle for an A6 it would be much longer.
What we are talking about here are possible options for the DITY crowd who does not want to tackle the fuel pump install. I can swap a fuel pump in an MN6 car in about 4-5 hrs taking my time. If I had to drop the rear cradle for an A6 it would be much longer.
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dont you think its worth going the extra yard for some piece of mind? im not looking for anymore than there 599hp kit but i understand the situations of others looking to go further, that being said for the people looking to go a little further wouldnt you think it would make even more sense to do it the way you have, and go the in tank route?
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E-Force supercharger 1/8 mile
2010 GS LS3/A6/Michelin non run flat tires@32PSI
1.79 60'
4.98 330'
7.12 594'
7.60 1/8
93.48 MPH
Had to run with TC on or it would break loose after 60' and never stop
spinning......
That was only second time out
543RWHP 500TQ MUSTANG DYNO
No other mods
The numbers should be better with that HP
1.79 60'
4.98 330'
7.12 594'
7.60 1/8
93.48 MPH
Had to run with TC on or it would break loose after 60' and never stop
spinning......
That was only second time out
543RWHP 500TQ MUSTANG DYNO
No other mods
The numbers should be better with that HP
