A full 37r build top to bottom...COMPLETE!
Sep 9, 2008, 07:11 AM
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what exactly makes it 10x better, the purple anodized look? there's plenty of people going fast with the BR kit...guess what's on Bushur's own car? If it's good enough for a 8 or 9 seconds that's good enough for 99% of the population and it's less expensive.
honestly, who's going to be opening your fuel door to see that pretty purple anyway?
honestly, who's going to be opening your fuel door to see that pretty purple anyway?
Sep 9, 2008, 01:49 PM
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But I will say one thing each unit has its pros and cons. People dont look at things from and engineering point of view, they would rather look at how much $$$$ it is and will it make me go faster.
Sep 9, 2008, 07:43 PM
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good luck with the build. I like the full blown because you can get the whole fuel system solution and such but then again you can just bolt the buschur in wire up a cpl wires and go so I dono. yes the anodized is nice for running ethanol and such but not a huge difference-joeyd
Sep 23, 2008, 08:19 PM
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Alright heres a small update. Within the last few weeks the car moved to a new shop so reorganizing was needed.
But heres the clutch, Carbonetic Triple Carbon
Full Blown twin pump system -6 feed, -6 return
I ended up ripping out the stock fuel lines and replacing them with the braided SS lines. I just got the first line from the tank to the bottom of the car. It seems the stock line locks on the under side of the car will hold everything in place perfectly with slight modification.
Top side
Bottom of fuel tank
Im just waiting on Mike@AWD shipment for the rest of the fuel system. Thanks again buddy.
But heres the clutch, Carbonetic Triple Carbon
Full Blown twin pump system -6 feed, -6 return
I ended up ripping out the stock fuel lines and replacing them with the braided SS lines. I just got the first line from the tank to the bottom of the car. It seems the stock line locks on the under side of the car will hold everything in place perfectly with slight modification.
Top side
Bottom of fuel tank
Im just waiting on Mike@AWD shipment for the rest of the fuel system. Thanks again buddy.
Last edited by dryad001; Sep 23, 2008 at 08:24 PM.
Sep 24, 2008, 01:51 PM
#131
I can weigh a few different angles I have laying around. I would say 4-5 ounces at most. I have the Al fittings and not the SS ones.
Obviously the stock stuff weigh next to nothing. Im sure my feed line is the same weight as the entire stock set-up.
Obviously the stock stuff weigh next to nothing. Im sure my feed line is the same weight as the entire stock set-up.
