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01-13-2012, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by milkey57

Im diggin the setup looks great! What kinda shot are you gonna hit it with? Also any reason you are spraying after you iat sensor?

Just a 50 shot. May step to 75 if I want it to pick up a little harder out of the hole. And I don't really want the nitrous messing with IATs just yet, because I may be spraying straight methanol as the fuel with the nitrous. Would be difficult, if not impossible to get a good aim for the nozzle with an IAT sensor in front of the nozzle anyway. I would either end up with nitrous aimed at a wall or bad information for the IAT sensor.

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Originally Posted by black04

Looking good. What rails are those? I'm surprised it clears the alternator on the driver side. I got the tightest curve I could find and it just barely cleared.

Are you going to leave the fender to cab brace off?

Probably leave the brace off, yeah. Trick shows that tank mounting to the brace itself, but that is impossible lol. My truck must be different. The rails are the budget Professional Products rails lol, they look to be pretty decent quality though. I'm pretty impressed. I will probably run my little moroso coolant tank for a little while, but I am going to get some specs drawn up to get a custom tank made for the spot between the air filter and nitrous fuel tank.

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01-14-2012, 04:29 PM

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Following the build Jake,

Looks awesome, its going to one fast ****. Man I want a RCSB.

Thanks for stealing a nice one from ohio

Good luck on the journey, man i love new projects.

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01-18-2012, 02:58 PM

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Just finished up the stuff in the interior...

Haven't installed the meth kit yet, but thats where the controller will go.

Kudos to 2007chevy5.3l for the gauge pods

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01-18-2012, 03:19 PM

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hahaha, I was just about to say... I recognize those pods!!

The overhead gauges are cool. It took him like 9 months to make mine since it was the first prototype.