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Old 07-12-2018, 12:08 PM
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You should be fine with a set of 50lb injectors and an inline pump, or replacement pump.

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i have a 2011 Silverado with 4.8 and 4wd I’d say 400-450 rwhp range probably would be the goal. If I bought the kit what would you say I’d need to pair with it (fuel system wise) to support those numbers ?
A single 450 pump will get you there all day, I’d look into some 60lbs as well. If you wanted to do it with less boost a baby cam will def. get you there
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thanks for the advance I had thought about the Briantooley stage two twin turbo cam I figured that would get me on up there easier
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Any update on availability of the GMT900 Kit?

The company I work for is interested in 4-6 kits, and I am down for 1 kit as well. Would really love this kit for my Built H/C/I 5.3 in my 2007.5 NNBS Silverado.
I am at 364 rwhp at the moment, and would be happy with 500 rwhp.

Obviously my stock FlexFuel Injectors would need to be changed, but what are the limits of the stock FlexFuel Pump? I would be running 5-8 PSI of boost if anything, nothing crazy.
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I think we are still going to be waiting a long time before this kit becomes available to purchase. I has been over a month and not one update on progress whether good or bad
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We have 99% of the kit on the shelf now. We are waiting on the last factory to send us the heat shields, misc hoses, and air filters. Other than that we have everything ready to release. As of two weeks ago the last factory gave us an eta of the end of September. This has been a grueling process for us, but from here on out we feel pretty comfortable saying we should see consistent quality products from the factories we have chosen. It only took weeding out 3-4 factory's to accomplish it We do apologize for the delay. It took us much longer than we expected to dial everything in.

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So that means that you will be offering big discounts for the delays right?
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I think our kits will be at a great price point for being a complete kit with American turbos. Only thing needed is a fuel system and tune. Our cost came in pretty close to what we were shooting for. Meaning our kits should be priced around the 4000.00 range for you guys.

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Yeah 4k is hard to beat for a twin kit. Especially when you can spend more then that on a single setup
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Will these be enough to feed a hungry 427 LSx Solid Roller?


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