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Talking My street racing equalizer!

Couldn't resist posting some pics of my street racing equalizer. Before anyone says anything, yes the tennis shoes are lightweight and just add to the weight reductions and better 1/4 times....









Just a few more items and I'll be ready to rock and roll.
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Re: My street racing equalizer!

why would you use helium?

do you want to blow up balloons?
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Old 03-15-2005, 10:45 PM
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why would you use helium?

do you want to blow up balloons?
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Street racing equalizer????? I'd like to know what kind of race your trying to "equalize" with that hardware. More like My street racing dominator.
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Re: Re: Re: My street racing equalizer!

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i keed i keed.

your nitrous bottle looks like a tank of helium.

get it?
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Re: My street racing equalizer!

MAN!!!!

Your pile > My pile. For now.



Injectors, oil pump, timing chain, gauges, oil filters, clutch, etc....
Magnaflow cat-back is on the floor behind the table.
Kooks 1 7/8" headers are getting shipped Friday, and the 402ci is getting built next week, and should be here in 2 weeks.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: My street racing equalizer!

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i keed i keed.

your nitrous bottle looks like a tank of helium.

get it?
Got ya.
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Re: Re: My street racing equalizer!

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MAN!!!!

Your pile > My pile. For now.



Injectors, oil pump, timing chain, gauges, oil filters, clutch, etc....
Magnaflow cat-back is on the floor behind the table.
Kooks 1 7/8" headers are getting shipped Friday, and the 402ci is getting built next week, and should be here in 2 weeks.
You have a nice pile there yourself!!!! What brand/size injectors are you going with? I've got to upgrade, and I'm looking at a set by Racetronix. I won't have to adapt the fuel rail with theirs as opposed to going with a set for an ls1. Are you still on a stock fuel pump, or are you going to upgrade/already upgraded it? I can't decide between going with a better drop in or doing the fuel cell/inline pump I've been wanting to do.
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Re: Re: Re: My street racing equalizer!

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You have a nice pile there yourself!!!! What brand/size injectors are you going with? I've got to upgrade, and I'm looking at a set by Racetronix. I won't have to adapt the fuel rail with theirs as opposed to going with a set for an ls1. Are you still on a stock fuel pump, or are you going to upgrade/already upgraded it? I can't decide between going with a better drop in or doing the fuel cell/inline pump I've been wanting to do.
Ordering an intank Walbro 255 tonight. Inline would work fine for me, but you still end up limited by the stock pump in the long run.
Injectors are Delphi/Lucas 42#.

I don't need fuel rails, but they will help with the clutter under the hood, and be much smoother flowing.
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Old 03-15-2005, 11:34 PM
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Ordering an intank Walbro 255 tonight. Inline would work fine for me, but you still end up limited by the stock pump in the long run.
Injectors are Delphi/Lucas 42#.

I don't need fuel rails, but they will help with the clutter under the hood, and be much smoother flowing.
I wish the ls1s and the ls-style truck engines used the same intake manifold/fuel rail/injector size. If I bought a set of ls1 injectors(which are so much easier to find), I would have to put spacers under the fuel rail to raise it up, then I would have to buy electrical ends for ls1 injectors and replace the ends of my current setup. Just a pain in the a$$. Thank goodness for a few companies making injectors for the trucks(racetronix,Arizona Speed and Marine). They just cost too damn much!!!

You're right about the limitations on the stock pump. The Walbro 255 is a really nice pump!!!
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Re: My street racing equalizer!

Welp, now all you need is a nice pacifier or sippy cup to go with all that!! JUST J/K man!

That's cool man. Can you say "stricter safety rules here I come????"

LOL. I'm expecting my own "pile" tomorrow, however it will only the safety stuff (new belts and helmet).
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Re: My street racing equalizer!

kickass shoes!


nice NADZ! setup too... I wanna see some track times!
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Re: Re: My street racing equalizer!

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kickass shoes!


nice NADZ! setup too... I wanna see some track times!
NADZ?
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Re: My street racing equalizer!

Yeah, he's finally giving his truck some real NADZ! hahah.
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