Got setup with a dual feed line kit last week and was curious what others had seen for improvements by running their cp3's this way.
Kit consists of a rail fitting and flexible high pressure line. So instead of feeding the driver side rail with both cp3's and then having 1 line split off to the passenger rail, which is also where the rail pressure sensor is...I now have the valley cp3 directly feeding the passenger rail and the top cp3 directly feeding the driver side rail while utilizing the original "splitting off" line as a balance line now.
The flexible line is very nice stuff and can be bent basically anyway you want. I went from the valley cp3, down under the y-bridge, back up and around the turbo and into the back of the passenger side rail. Worked out perfect. Have not had a chance to verify any rail pressure differences yet but so far I have notice increased throttle response and WOT feels stronger. Could just be the placebo affect though. Possibly hop on the dyno this week.
Figured I'd share incase others were looking for an alternative way of feeding the rails. This applies mainly to LLY's since I know lbz's rails are setup a little different. You can buy several different lengths of flexible lines also.
This bend here is about as tight as you can bend it.
Kit consists of a rail fitting and flexible high pressure line. So instead of feeding the driver side rail with both cp3's and then having 1 line split off to the passenger rail, which is also where the rail pressure sensor is...I now have the valley cp3 directly feeding the passenger rail and the top cp3 directly feeding the driver side rail while utilizing the original "splitting off" line as a balance line now.
The flexible line is very nice stuff and can be bent basically anyway you want. I went from the valley cp3, down under the y-bridge, back up and around the turbo and into the back of the passenger side rail. Worked out perfect. Have not had a chance to verify any rail pressure differences yet but so far I have notice increased throttle response and WOT feels stronger. Could just be the placebo affect though. Possibly hop on the dyno this week.
Figured I'd share incase others were looking for an alternative way of feeding the rails. This applies mainly to LLY's since I know lbz's rails are setup a little different. You can buy several different lengths of flexible lines also.
This bend here is about as tight as you can bend it.