Finaly putting her togather.
#33
I will be on race fuel, most if not all of the time. The truck will only be driven occationaly on the weekends and at the track. So race fuel isn't going to be a problem.
P.S. Are you serious on stacking head gaskets? Doesn't seem like a good idea. I won't regarless because I am not afraid of the compression.
P.S. Are you serious on stacking head gaskets? Doesn't seem like a good idea. I won't regarless because I am not afraid of the compression.
Last edited by custm2500; 02-08-2012 at 12:39 PM.
#35
I have a gauge for that
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Just wanted to clarify that my rails didnt fit the intake right out of the box; they were meant for a car intake. I used injector spacers and plastic mount spacers to make the rails fit where they should. As far as I know, no one makes direct fit aftermarket rails for the truck intakes.
#37
My 317s are 2cc bigger chamber not smaller. Thus loosing a small amount of compression.
If you are asking me why 13:1 is a big deal, it isn't. I will possibly try a 93 octane tune but I highly doubt it. Like I said with such minimal driving race fuel won't cost me too much extra.
Thanks Attomic I am pretty sure I will be able to re-drill my stock rails and they will work fine. I am going to need to use spaces on the mounting locations and longer bolts but I shoud be ok.
If you are asking me why 13:1 is a big deal, it isn't. I will possibly try a 93 octane tune but I highly doubt it. Like I said with such minimal driving race fuel won't cost me too much extra.
Thanks Attomic I am pretty sure I will be able to re-drill my stock rails and they will work fine. I am going to need to use spaces on the mounting locations and longer bolts but I shoud be ok.