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Old 11-16-2015, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by SUTTERERMAN85
You are going to want a catch can.
exactly, mine is just open until i get one, i'm not about to suck a bunch of crap into the blower.
Old 11-17-2015, 02:14 AM
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I wonder if any other fuel rails work that have return on them
Old 11-17-2015, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by casper02
I wonder if any other fuel rails work that have return on them
Not factory. ZR1 rail has feed on drivers side and Ctsv and ZL1 fuel feed is on the pass side. All are returnless.
Old 11-19-2015, 01:20 AM
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Someone told me that you need to do the DOD AFM delete to do this blower. He said anything past moderate boost levels will burn valves stuff like that. I never see edelbrock slp Magnusson or any of those companies including delete kits or saying anything about that with the install. Is he right? Stock pulley so like 8.25 lbs would I be fine keeping the stock cam?
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Its a good idea, especially with as many issues as there are with dod lifters etc, and that much air being forced into engine with inactive cylinders wouldnt be good.....
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Originally Posted by Wolftrk99
Its a good idea, especially with as many issues as there are with dod lifters etc, and that much air being forced into engine with inactive cylinders wouldnt be good.....
My tune has had dod deleted for so long I didn't even think I had it. If it's shut off electronically is there still an issue?
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Wouldnt think so....my understanding is the dod lifters cutting on and off is what kills them, i would still at very least wanna swap a cam in it, what engine do you have anyway???

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Originally Posted by Wolftrk99
Wouldnt think so....my understanding is the dod lifters cutting on and off is what kills them, i would still at very least wanna swap a cam in it, what engine do you have anyway???
6.2 L94 in an escalade
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I would still ,for peace of mind, delete the dod mechanically.... Just due to the failure rate of the lifters and fact the lobes on the cam are different for the afm lifters vs the standard lifters.....
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I'm running a dod cam from comp with my lsa blower. Just have the dod turned off.


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