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Old 11-11-2010, 12:25 PM
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Got rid of my 04 rcsb chevy and took the maggie mp112 off and wanting to install it on my 08 rcsb. Does anyone know if its possible, what needs to change, modify or delete...thanks
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Old 11-11-2010, 08:25 PM
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bump for an answer im curious about this too...
iv thought about using a trick tank and aftermarket HX.
would that be it besides misc. hoses and custom tune?
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As long as you have cathedral port heads you could make it work .
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As long as you have cathedral port heads you could make it work .
a lil fabrication never hurt anybody, right tim
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Old 11-13-2010, 05:28 AM
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a lil fabrication never hurt anybody, right tim
Yep LOL. It wasnt hard at all.
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There are some clearance issues on the GMT900 trucks with the 112, luck of the draw if it will clear the cowl. This is the perfect time to upgrade to the 1900
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thanks for all the input guys..
BlownChevy-might have to look into it
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might be a good reason to get a 1.5" zone body lift for mine
so i figure maybe a 112 or 122HH and a box #2 for a NNBS TVS1900.
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other then the clearance issues the returnless style 03+ it should work on a nnbs right.
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