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got some nitrous times with new converter/cam. got a couple of problems too.

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Old 02-26-2004 | 04:43 PM
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yes i have a fuel presure gauge, i have good presure. before the cam i could go with a 150 shot but now it seems to need a bigger fuel jet to keep the a/f ratio right. i am going to try a 125 tonight, maybe a 150 but i bet it wount hold an aceptable a/f ratio at that level without a pump.
Old 02-26-2004 | 06:43 PM
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I attached my inline fuel pump to the ABS bracket and put the relay under the hood on the side the big fuse box.There's no room anywhere else with the torsen bar front suspension.
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