Any one running 3 walbro's?
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So after talking with a Tech over at Aeromotive, he wanted me to run twin eliminators or a single Pro. Looking into the cost of that setup to include either fuel cell jazz or sump my factory setup, I opt'ed for tossing one more 450 in the loop & keep my factory setup in place. He also didn't like the -8 at this point in my build as a feed line.
Not 100% how i'm going to configure the basket inside the tank, but the basic will be two walbro's Y inside the tank (currently setup), the last walbro will then Y in out of the tank around the hat. The feed line will be a -10, splitting to -8's to feed the rails. My current regulator is limited at a -6 return, so i'm going to try and leave this second 450 walbro on the same Hobb switch the other Walbro is on and have them only on under boost 3-5psi. If i'm dealing with to large of a pressure surge later, I will have to switch to a -8 return style regulator and use my old -8 line as the new return.
Justing waiting on the -10 25 Micron fuel filter to come in. God speed to red!
Not 100% how i'm going to configure the basket inside the tank, but the basic will be two walbro's Y inside the tank (currently setup), the last walbro will then Y in out of the tank around the hat. The feed line will be a -10, splitting to -8's to feed the rails. My current regulator is limited at a -6 return, so i'm going to try and leave this second 450 walbro on the same Hobb switch the other Walbro is on and have them only on under boost 3-5psi. If i'm dealing with to large of a pressure surge later, I will have to switch to a -8 return style regulator and use my old -8 line as the new return.
Justing waiting on the -10 25 Micron fuel filter to come in. God speed to red!
Last edited by foose04; Feb 25, 2015 at 04:11 PM.
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Stop yelling at me Atomic... NASA didn't get to the moon their first try and look at how many people and the money they had! 
Thanks Vortec350ss! I plan to get some racing in this year, maybe startin with Bradenton, Florida March 20-22, NMCA Flowmaster Muscle Car Nationals.
http://www.nmcadigital.com/2015_even...on_fl_preview/
I'd like to Run in their True street/ 30 mile cruise. Havent decide to run the 10 second field or 9 second. Last year a 9.5x avg won the 9 second class, the 10 second class was pretty damn tight.

Thanks Vortec350ss! I plan to get some racing in this year, maybe startin with Bradenton, Florida March 20-22, NMCA Flowmaster Muscle Car Nationals.
http://www.nmcadigital.com/2015_even...on_fl_preview/
I'd like to Run in their True street/ 30 mile cruise. Havent decide to run the 10 second field or 9 second. Last year a 9.5x avg won the 9 second class, the 10 second class was pretty damn tight.
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http://www.nmcadigital.com/cat/rules...reet-rules.pdf
Same rules as it was from 2013 LSfest, as it kind of reads it's your **** so know if it's safe.
The part I don't like is that part about 9.99 or faster. That may start kicking in now.
" A Valid NHRA competition license is mandatory for cars running 9.99 or quicker, at an NHRA Member Track. NHRA/IHRA competition license mandatory at an IHRA Member Track."
Then again I have a truck, not a race car.







