She is hurt... UPDATE - NOT!
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RE: She is hurt...
ORIGINAL: lostsoul
I tried the meth/water injection kit and it helped put a hole in my block.. How long have you been running with yours? What kit did you use?
Thanks
I tried the meth/water injection kit and it helped put a hole in my block.. How long have you been running with yours? What kit did you use?
Thanks
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RE: She is hurt...
ORIGINAL: chevykiller
Turned out the culprit was the stupid torque brace from steeda.
Turned out the culprit was the stupid torque brace from steeda.
Seriously though. I am MUCH GLAD it isn't an internal issue. That is great news. Even better news that the lack of fuel didn't cause damage because of a lean condition. Congratulations on finding the culpret.
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From: Nashville Tn
RE: She is hurt...
Well, glad to hear that CK! I am insalling the Steeda torque braces and third link in a couple of days, so sounds like I need to reroute the fuel lines. Thanks for the heads up!
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RE: She is hurt...
You do NOT need to re-route the fuel lines with the brace. The stock lines will fit underneath just fine. I have -8 and that's why it was pinching. I am re-routing it today but the stock line shouldn't be a problem. But be sure you check the fuel line once you bolt it up just to be sure before you weld it in.
EDIT - Funny, Hawg - yes I saw it coming
EDIT - Funny, Hawg - yes I saw it coming
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RE: She is hurt...
That's great news, I have been following this thread closely. I have a turbo going on my car from Powerhouse in just a few days, so the more I read about hurt motors the more I question my decision.
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RE: She is hurt...
ORIGINAL: chevykiller
You do NOT need to re-route the fuel lines with the brace. The stock lines will fit underneath just fine. I have -8 and that's why it was pinching. I am re-routing it today but the stock line shouldn't be a problem. But be sure you check the fuel line once you bolt it up just to be sure before you weld it in.
EDIT - Funny, Hawg - yes I saw it coming
You do NOT need to re-route the fuel lines with the brace. The stock lines will fit underneath just fine. I have -8 and that's why it was pinching. I am re-routing it today but the stock line shouldn't be a problem. But be sure you check the fuel line once you bolt it up just to be sure before you weld it in.
EDIT - Funny, Hawg - yes I saw it coming
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