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Old 04-05-2013, 12:26 PM   #16
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Lol that what the wife keeps telling me. I used to have a mustang and of course everytime i did a power adder up grade i always wanted more..... i havee a feeling that it is going that way quick but we wont tell her that!!!!
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so are we talking a turbo engine here or no?
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whiz to be honest...... hell if i know...... ultimatly thats probably where i want to be but i will have to play it by ear for now
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for the FB the stock tank for a turbo might be an issue. A GSLSE tank makes it easier but truthfully, ive had ZERO issues running a stock 12a tank with its weenie return. The orafice for the FPR is about that same size (like whatever 1/4" is in metric) so the return works on the carb tank. The outlet is fine. You do start to have fuel slosh issues below 1/4 tank on hard turning though.

for rally I can't run a surge tank, but i've havent had issue. you likely could.
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