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Old Jan 16, 2008 | 05:48 PM
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and on a sidenote i tuned my car for a 100whp hit at the wheel DRY no problems..... ill probly go one step up aswell, no lean spikes, no worry about extra parts sticking, or not working.. hell the worst thing that could possibly happen is my nitrious noid doesnt open up for one reason or another and the car just runs super rich.
Thats the worst that could happen? You just go rich? haha. Good one.


Yea,the invisible fuel solenoid just keeps on sprayin! [8D]
Old Jan 16, 2008 | 06:38 PM
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Ok, should i run 275/40/17, or 245/45/17 Nitto 555R's on the stock rims? I know a 275 will fit, but is it logical, to have a tire that wide?
Old Jan 16, 2008 | 08:20 PM
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On a 100 shot, does the fuel pump or injectors need to be changed?
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 01:57 PM
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From what i hear, no it doesnt need to be changed. All you need is the kit, and different plugs. Again, from what ive heard, you only need a tune, injectors, fuel pump etc for 125 HP shot or bigger.
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 01:59 PM
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for safety it should. it will be working the stock full pump close to full cycle.
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 02:10 PM
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for safety it should. it will be working the stock full pump close to full cycle.
It does not need to be changed.
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 02:15 PM
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for safety it should. it will be working the stock full pump close to full cycle.
It does not need to be changed.
and this is coming from a person with a nitrous mustang that runs 13.5

if you knew anything about nitrous and mustangs, wet shot or dry shot, there is a huge lean spike when it hits. i had a stock fuel pump for a while and it worked fine but the lean spike was pretty big and my stock fuel pump was working at close to full cycle. if my fuel pump crapped out on me a little bit during a pull i would go lean and possibly blow my motor. i now have a svt focus pump and it reduced my lean spike prety good. much more safer. i never said you need to change it.
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 02:22 PM
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for safety it should. it will be working the stock full pump close to full cycle.
It does not need to be changed.
and this is coming from a person with a close to stock mustang?

if you knew anything about nitrous and mustangs, wet shot or dry shot, there is a huge lean spike when it hits. i had a stock fuel pump for a while and it worked fine but the lean spike was pretty big and my stock fuel pump was working at close to full cycle. if my fuel pump crapped out on me a little bit during a pull i would go lean and possibly blow my motor. i now have a svt focus pump and it reduced my lean spike prety good. much more safer. i never said you need to change it.
haha, yeah mine is close to stock. And you are right I know nothing about nitrous[8D]. My car just traps 110 with weight reduction and exhaust. Calm down man, i just said it did not have to be changed for a 100 shot which it doesnt. And do some research before you call someone out...

Old Jan 17, 2008 | 02:24 PM
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for safety it should. it will be working the stock full pump close to full cycle.
It does not need to be changed.
and this is coming from a person with a nitrous mustang that runs 13.5

if you knew anything about nitrous and mustangs, wet shot or dry shot, there is a huge lean spike when it hits. i had a stock fuel pump for a while and it worked fine but the lean spike was pretty big and my stock fuel pump was working at close to full cycle. if my fuel pump crapped out on me a little bit during a pull i would go lean and possibly blow my motor. i now have a svt focus pump and it reduced my lean spike prety good. much more safer. i never said you need to change it.
Alright now, I dont care what you say, and I am not gonna make an excuse, I had a 2.4 60 and i am not the best driver, but the driver mod has nothing to do with mechanical work. Bottomline, you dont have to change the fuel pump for a 100 shot.
Old Jan 17, 2008 | 02:33 PM
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I would definately look into swapping the pump. Wether or not it's mandatory, I dont care. It's super cheap insurance.



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