That candy apple red looks awsome. I wish you guys would stop posting all this stuff, my wallet can't keep up.
MPI twin pics
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I think my favorite color is the candy apple red
I also think trent's green color looks great pictures don't do it justice
I also think trent's green color looks great pictures don't do it justice
They still look good, what are you running for gauges as far as boost and drive pressure? Also I see you are not running any regulator control on the waste gate. What is you total boost?
Some handme down twins from Subman & Mika.
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Here is a bigger picture of the set on White Out, they are a the same color but different plumbing and turbos than Max'd Out. Also not all the gauges and waste gate regulator where on yet when this was taken. Also all the grime is now gone on the fuel filter/primer. Couldn't beleive my installer didn't clean that up.
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Looks really good guys. I wonder what the added cost would be to do everything that is painted in Stainless.
Thanks Ken, I had just got her running again. I only have a 45 psi boost gauge hooked up now, don't have a drive pressure gauge yet. I built a block off plate for the kodiak up pipe that is tapped for the gauge, just need to get it installed. The couple times that I got on it with the bigger tune it went to 42 psi, I think its just pushing the gate open which is fine for now. Stinking roads are to slick to put much power to it. Also the stock trans. is not happy with me right now:spit:. Now saving extra dough for the trans.
Here is a bigger picture of the set on White Out, they are a the same color but different plumbing and turbos than Max'd Out. Also not all the gauges and waste gate regulator where on yet when this was taken. Also all the grime is now gone on the fuel filter/primer. Couldn't beleive my installer didn't clean that up.
Those are Gorgeous Ken! I don't think there going to match the blue to well though
Here are a few better pics.
what is the tubing in front of the intercooler for and is the other braided line a relief line for the coolant res?
Also I don't see any batteries did I just miss the one?
That is a very clean organized unde hood!
Co2 spray bar and feed line! I made one a while back, but only tried it out a few times.
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Yes, what Russ said, infact we got the idea from him. The only battery is in the back of the bed next to the fuel cell. We have an air intake that comes out under the front bumper on the passenger's side, kind of looks like a bazooka. In theory it should keep us from sucking any of the CO2 into the engine. We have the CO2 set up on a switch so it would only be used down track. Haven't tried it yet. Been very cool since we put it on before the Western Regional finals of NHRDA last October in Boise.
You can see it in this picture if you look close, it power coated black.
You can see it in this picture if you look close, it power coated black.
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I dont have MPI twins, but as a piping color example, I painted mine in GM 'dark charcoal metallic'.
Could someone please show a picture of the relocated fuel filters on the LB7's please? I want to see where and how it is placed.
The fuel filter stays in the stock location on the lb7. I believe only the llm is moved, I could be wrong though.
this is the best pic I have to show the filter location on an LB7 with the "big" mpi kit.
Thanks. I really want to move it so it is easier to get to. Is there a bracket that bolts to the fender? I am guessing that you have to drill and tap some holes to get it on there?