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Originally posted by joeinsocal View PostGarner7555 Awesome build!! I have a big block Mopar sitting in the garage. I thought about building it and putting it my Duster, but I think I'll stick to the small block for now. Too bad Edelbrock didn't make and XT setup for the small block.
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Garner7555 Awesome build!! I have a big block Mopar sitting in the garage. I thought about building it and putting it my Duster, but I think I'll stick to the small block for now. Too bad Edelbrock didn't make and XT setup for the small block.
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I am enjoying the Pro Flo 4 setup. It is simple and works great. I have a wet nitrous setup that will go on one day when I have enough time.
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I am looking at a wet nitrous setup. (my friend has a new setup that is cheap) Is there a good way to retard the timing when the nitrous sprays? I am running the timing control setup with edelbrock distributor that comes with the kit. Thanks for any help.
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I hear you on the busy time of year. Very glad you got it up and running! Hopefully you can hit the streets pretty soon and really give it a test. I figured I would come thru the core support, but was unsure where I'd wind up mounting the filter. Let us know how the filter does. I think it will be okay there...inner fender will block most moisture and junk kicked up.
I've got injectors for the truck showing up tonight...once I can stab the motor back in I will get back on the cars. So many parts just sitting around, lol.
Fwiw, ProCharger is what I would be going with...Still 40/60 for forced induction vs a big cam stroker.
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I'm glad to hear that it helped. That was my hope for posting all of this.
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it did me thanks to the post of parts i got mine done. the 90 deg elbow took 45 days to show up.
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The 90* elbow that I used has a small air inlet on the side. It just happens to fit the intake air temperature sensor great. I stuck a clamp on it just to hold it tight.Attached Files
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Originally posted by Chargermop View Post
What turn you away from the torqstorm if I might ask?
If I go with a supercharger it will be a procharger from the supercharger store. They have a great reputation from what I have seen.
I am now thinking about leaving it naturally aspirated and putting in a small stroker crank and making it a 505 cu in. I can't leave anything alone, even when it functions just fine. Any of these options will be a few years down the road.
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Originally posted by Garner7555 View Post
I have looked into the Torque Storm superchargers and also a Pro-Charger setup from the supercharger store. I decided against the Torque Storm setup for a few reasons. I am also considering stroking it to a hair over 500 ci instead of supercharging it.
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I finished up the plumbing for the air inlet. The air filter is mounted directly in front of the drivers side tire. Hopefully it will get some cooler air over there.
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