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Old 01-20-2016, 06:40 PM
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remove the tullip panels like a lot of others do and place it there.
I don't think the OE tank will fit there with the secondary tank.

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Old 01-21-2016, 06:22 AM
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I don't think the OE tank will fit there with the secondary tank.

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The OE tank wont fit there even without the extra tank. Its too tall and would require quite a large access door for the dipstick and top connections in the top of the fender. The tank will be going up front just like we planned. ( only without the bungee cord ) We have some ideas on ways to complete the package that the customer and I think will look good.

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Old 01-21-2016, 07:15 AM
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This is killer....figured if anybody could pull it off it would be you guys.....as usual....nice work...

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I'm of the opinion that his opinion is the "Most Important Opinion In The Universe"


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Only his opinion matters.
And that's your opinion. So there.
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And that's your opinion. So there.
Hey, if I wanted your opinion I'd give it to you.

Rodger, is this another Fairway build?
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I think these new direct injection engines are cool. Remember talking to Mark at an event about these engines. He was telling me how their was an entire floor at GM designated to writing tune on these engines. He thought the aftermarket was going to have problems installing cams, etc., and getting them to run properly. I guess time will tell.

Its a good thing in stock form they are the cats meow, as always, very cool build.
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I think these new direct injection engines are cool. Remember talking to Mark at an event about these engines. He was telling me how their was an entire floor at GM designated to writing tune on these engines. He thought the aftermarket was going to have problems installing cams, etc., and getting them to run properly. I guess time will tell.

Its a good thing in stock form they are the cats meow, as always, very cool build.
I have heard the same thing. But it doesn't take long for the aftermarket to catch up. I bet it will be longer then usual due to the success and huge following the LS engine has. There is really nothing for these engines and they have been out for a few years already.
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I have heard the same thing. But it doesn't take long for the aftermarket to catch up. I bet it will be longer then usual due to the success and huge following the LS engine has. There is really nothing for these engines and they have been out for a few years already.
I have a cam, CAI, pulleys and headers in the 2015 Z06... if you look over at Corvette Forum, there is a lot for them.

I have Calloway building another 2015 we bought due to the longer 100K warranty.
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