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12-19-2004 #1
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Does nitrous need 2 fuel pumps?
Do I need to run a seperate fuel pump/filter line just for the nitrous system in my EFI engine? Thanks.
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12-19-2004 #2
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I dont but i dropped dpwn to 125 shot ,but if your gone to go higher id run a booster pump.I had a holley pump inline also when i ran 150 shot.
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It all comes down to the capacity of your current pump. I am assuming you are going to use a wet system. What kind of car?
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12-19-2004 #4
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This is a 68 Camaro. I plan to use a 383. I bought a mini-ram already plumbed with nitrous. I also plan to use a TEC3 with some kind of aluminum head. I'm still working on the details. Got any advice?
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