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"AP" General Discusion / Re: When considering a v8« Last post by fabr on May 10, 2024, 06:41:01 AM »13
Motor and Drivetrain / Re: Holley Hydramat« Last post by fabr on May 10, 2024, 06:37:48 AM »I have seen some stories of it hardening and going to pieces. I don't know if it is an issue or not . Who knows what additives those had used in them. I did manage to find out they are nylon and should not be affected by ethanol / pump e85.
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Motor and Drivetrain / Re: Holley Hydramat« Last post by dsrace on May 10, 2024, 06:31:32 AM »I was looking at adding it to the flat tank that won't fit now. Its not cheap at all but if it works it works and a ore filter.
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"AP" General Discusion / Re: When considering a v8« Last post by dsrace on May 10, 2024, 06:30:02 AM »You already stumbled aross an Albins with your name on it. . Way out of my price range 16
Motor and Drivetrain / Re: Holley Hydramat« Last post by Enemy on May 09, 2024, 07:29:08 PM »They sure are proud of that shit aren't they!?
I had price shock when I did the Ranger fuel system, but I have never had a fuel starve issue since, have done full boost hits with a damn near empty tank, and have emptied it dry with the X pattern one I use at the bottom of my tank. It definitely works... Just hope it lasts! 17
Motor and Drivetrain / Holley Hydramat« Last post by fabr on May 09, 2024, 06:26:17 PM »Finally had one pump go bad soooooo while the tank is open I decided to put 2 new pumps in and add the hydramat.I sprung for the 15x24 size with 3 pickups. It will cover about 3/4 of the tank floor. I must say this is the absolute hardest purchase I have had to convince myself was needed for the trip to Idaho.I mean I got it on sale direct from Holley (through Speedway)at about $200 off .First time I have seen any hydramat at a reduced price. This is the largest fuel pump sock I have ever seen. It seriously looks just like an OEM pump sock on steroids. This thing had better suck every drop out of the tank as is claimed. Effin $723 plus fittings will probably turn into $900 installed. BUT,if it does as claimed,lasts hopefully 10 years and does not go bad as some have claimed it will be worth it to not have fuel starvation issues even with half a tank still.
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"AP" General Discusion / Re: When considering a v8« Last post by fabr on May 09, 2024, 06:10:43 PM »You already stumbled aross an Albins with your name on it.
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"AP" General Discusion / Re: When considering a v8« Last post by dsrace on May 09, 2024, 12:24:27 PM »20
"AP" General Discusion / Re: When considering a v8« Last post by dsrace on May 09, 2024, 11:54:08 AM »as far as a tq converter goes, i would have to call sean at weddle and ask. not a bad idea if it softens the blow
as far as biggest cu in i can afford n/a .....i agree and why was looking at the ls7 which is a 7.0 litre. here is a link to some great info on the ls line up, https://www.chevrolet.com/performance-parts/crate-engines/ls as far as stock ecu and harness, not a bad idea since that would be all it needs. pump fuel is the goal but e85 isn't out of the question either. if i can run a stock ecu then that would shoot e85 down. |