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Ron in SoCal 01-06-2011 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by lhkustoms (Post 325508)
Come on Ron just post up some pics Fernando is right on the money :unibrow:



Exactly! :woot:

Ok, Ok...

1/4 in steel plate reinforced framerail gets me 14.75"+ wheel housing clearance

Over axle center mounted battery tie down

AME + Autorad

Anvil + Marquez goodies

Decent gaps and drip rail mods

That's all you get (for now), criticize away...:)

killer67 01-06-2011 10:48 PM

Be proud Ron - looks good for being 2 months ago - I am sure progress has been made. Gapping and firewall look darn good. What's happening with windshield and gutter work now? Lovin' it buddy :cheers: Tail lights are first class

lhkustoms 01-06-2011 11:15 PM

Ron looks really good buddy :thumbsup:
So who is building the car for you?

Ron in SoCal 01-07-2011 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by killer67 (Post 325613)
Be proud Ron - looks good for being 2 months ago - I am sure progress has been made. Gapping and firewall look darn good. What's happening with windshield and gutter work now? Lovin' it buddy :cheers: Tail lights are first class

Thanks Fernando - Marquez is first class! Since these pics more gapping, test fitting the glass, making every body panel perfect. There's still a bunch of welding mostly underneath; firewall needs a little more T56 surgery, I think. I also need to stop changing the design elements so it can get into the paint booth.

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Originally Posted by lhkustoms (Post 325616)
Ron looks really good buddy :thumbsup:
So who is building the car for you?

Thanks Luke! My buddy Travis - Daytonayellaz on PT - is doing suspension fab along with another shop for paint and body. Lots of help from all the usual smart guys here including yourself and that 'Killer' guy. I'll get the build thread up in a week or two and name names...:thumbsup:

lhkustoms 01-23-2011 09:51 PM

Only 1 week left on this special sale. This low price wont be offered again. Dont miss out.

kmart401 01-24-2011 06:25 PM

What kind of hp numbers will the upraded walbro support? very interested for my mini tubbed, g-linked, BB, 67 camaro

lhkustoms 01-24-2011 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by kmart401 (Post 328850)
What kind of hp numbers will the upraded walbro support? very interested for my mini tubbed, g-linked, BB, 67 camaro

The walboro pump will support up to 550-600 hp.

kmart401 01-25-2011 06:54 AM

i'm in!

Blown353 01-26-2011 12:36 PM

Luke, do you know what pump module their new VaporWorx tanks use and what the flowrate vs. psi specs are? I'm looking for a new setup to fuel my twin turbo LS2 that doesn't suck air below 1/2 tank as my current Rock Valley tank with an external pump does.

I know the tank design with OEM module & venturi pickups works great but I'm more concerned if the specific module used will be adequate for my application in terms of flowrate.

lhkustoms 01-26-2011 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Blown353 (Post 329185)
Luke, do you know what pump module their new VaporWorx tanks use and what the flowrate vs. psi specs are? I'm looking for a new setup to fuel my twin turbo LS2 that doesn't suck air below 1/2 tank as my current Rock Valley tank with an external pump does.

I know the tank design with OEM module & venturi pickups works great but I'm more concerned if the specific module used will be adequate for my application in terms of flowrate.

The pump module that they designed the tank is GM P/N 19208719. 2010 LS3 Camaro.

There are other modules available from Fastlane or ADM pumps for higher horsepower applications. The module will also require a fuel pressure regulator from an LS1 4th gen. Delphi P/N FP100211B1 or equivalent.

The specs for flow rate are:
Output pressure: 58psi.
Output volume @ 58psi/13.5v: 200LPH.
Horsepower capacity: 655HP @ 13.5V with a BSFC of 0.5.
Output volume @ 58psi/14.7v: 260lph.
Venturi performance: Effective to 45psi. Below 45psi the venturi pumps cannot keep up with the pressure pump output.

We are offering the Vaporworx tanks for $1300 w/ free shipping.


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