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Old Feb 25, 2009 | 08:42 PM
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What size shot is when its recommended to go from a 4AN to 6AN lines?
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I would say 200 and up I would go with a -6. On my kit, I picked up 16rwhp from switching, this was a 200 direct port. Just my .02
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I would say 200 and up I would go with a -6. On my kit, I picked up 16rwhp from switching, this was a 200 direct port. Just my .02
Wow. Would not have thought that.
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Old Feb 25, 2009 | 10:24 PM
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I would say 200 and up I would go with a -6. On my kit, I picked up 16rwhp from switching, this was a 200 direct port. Just my .02
alrighty thats what i had plans to do when it comes time.. plannin on a 2 stage carb plate, 100 of the line and 125 comin in afterwards
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200 is the general rule i've always heard too.
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damn! thats juicy
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no punn intended right. Ya upgrade them lines. What kind of line you gonna use?
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its a 200.. i just hit mine with a 200 and had to go to a SHO nozzle and -6 line
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it will work, but you might run into a rich condition because it can't flow enough, so you might have to go up a size on jets on the n20 side.
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Old Feb 26, 2009 | 05:25 PM
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no punn intended right. Ya upgrade them lines. What kind of line you gonna use?
ill just use a 1/2 rubber hose.. haha i dunno ill find a 6AN line somewhere thats cheap
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