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So my build is using a TSP 416 shortblock with forged internals, LME heads, BTR trinity intake, 103NW TB, LT4 injectors, LT4 HPFP, A&A kit with the V-3 Ti, 2" LT with 3"exhaust, and a Cam motion TITAN cam. I was thinking of going to the fore dual pump fuel setup or just running a dsx aux low side. It's an M7 car and will either use a Monster S triple disc or Mantic dual disc setup. I may go with E85 also but I don't really have any places to get it locally. What do you guys think of the setup and should I hit 800rwhp easily?
So my build is using a TSP 416 shortblock with forged internals, LME heads, BTR trinity intake, 103NW TB, LT4 injectors, LT4 HPFP, A&A kit with the V-3 Ti, 2" LT with 3"exhaust, and a Cam motion TITAN cam. I was thinking of going to the fore dual pump fuel setup or just running a dsx aux low side. It's an M7 car and will either use a Monster S triple disc or Mantic dual disc setup. I may go with E85 also but I don't really have any places to get it locally. What do you guys think of the setup and should I hit 800rwhp easily?
sounds like a monster of a build and a solid bottom end
The T trim will be fine at 800 wheel. It's especially the same size as the Novi1500 and that blower is happy to about 14-16 psi which is 800-900 wheel depending on fueling.
Yea I think the V3 TI should be able to make that power with proper fueling. I am finishing up my build right now and will be pushing all upgraded high side fuel system stuff. The hope is to run a E blend to acheive my power level, but pretty sure I might need to update to the YSI blower in the near future. My tuner said he feels the V3TI is a great street blower, and the YSI is great but you have to spun it to the moon.
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