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Old 07-22-2009, 07:09 AM
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Stielow! I saw the article on this car in a magazine, Super Chevy I think? This is one awesome car! Great work!
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I would be interested in the fuel system specifics...
Rick's Tanks (I believe)
What fuel pump moduel was used?
What mods were done to it?
Is the second hole for a seperate fuel level sender?
Is it the stock depth tank?
Is there an external GM fuel regulator?

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Ricks tank with the new ZR1 pump, module, and controller installed. Works fantastic, but the pump, controller, and module are about $3500, and then you have to figure out how to make the controller work.................

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Ricks tank with the new ZR1 pump, module, and controller installed. Works fantastic, but the pump, controller, and module are about $3500, and then you have to figure out how to make the controller work.................

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Jody --- In 6 months - that same pump and controller will be $499.... and come with a push button option for settings.

I just hate that when that happens!!
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Are there any resonators or anything? I can't believe it's THAT quiet from any aftermarket performance muffler alone!

If you somehow overlook the wheels and the massive 'vette brakes behind them, it's a total sleeper! Great looking car
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In the hotrod feature there was a add of Stielows book " building the mule" It supposed to be in sale at Scoggin Dickey ? I have emailed them without any reply. Anyone seen this book? Does it have more details than the PHRs mule feature ?
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Old 07-23-2009, 01:32 PM
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In the hotrod feature there was a add of Stielows book " building the mule" It supposed to be in sale at Scoggin Dickey ? I have emailed them without any reply. Anyone seen this book? Does it have more details than the PHRs mule feature ?

Book won't be available till Dec - just spoke with them.
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None of the PHR articles covered any of the twin turbo conversion I had done. This will be the first time any of that is in print that I know of.
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Cool build book,I read that last night as well...may have to pick that one up in Dec when it's available.
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Hmm well at least there is one reason to wait December....

Is there more of interior - detailing featured than in PHR series ?
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That's good to know, Mark. Katech is working on a new flywheel so the LS9 dual disk will work on standard LS motors.
Is that an aluminum or billet steel?
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