I'm thinking of a fuel system from Cj motorsports. I spoke with Vince and he said it is not needed for my power levels but I may upgrade to it
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04-17-2015, 11:50 AM | #616 (permalink) |
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I'm thinking of a fuel system from Cj motorsports. I spoke with Vince and he said it is not needed for my power levels but I may upgrade to it eventually. Jwick, what would you advise for 550-600hp? And maybe Phunk can chime in? Lol
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To be honest just for my own comfort I'll be upgrading to the S1 system at some point its just a few items down the list at the moment. Seems like I've been upgrading/repairing/spend more money than I have been actually driving and enjoying the car. It's time I stop tinkering awhile and get in some serious Last edited by jwick; 04-17-2015 at 01:12 PM. |
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05-07-2015, 12:46 PM | #626 (permalink) |
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So, got a few questions for the V2 guys.
Does anyone have pictures of how they ran their oil lines? Mine are good but I'm feeling skeptical about a few of them. What size is the oil filter sandwich nut? Any anyone know the solution for the low hanging charge pipe? I've already trimmed 3/4" off the coupler.
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In words: - One line from the sandwich plate I ran in front of the passenger wheel, below the washerfluid tank, behind the FMIC and to the oil cooler. - Second line I ran behind the radiator towards driver wheel (zip tied to fan shroud), over charge pipe, behind Exa pump, behind FMIC and to oil cooler. - Both EXa pump lines I ran with the second oil cooler line to the pump and then tied into the pan and turbo drain pan respectively. Note: I did build the oil cooler lines myself so I'm not sure how much length Sasha provided. Sandwich nut, not sure on size. I tightened it with my robogrips. As for charge pipe, I don't think mine hangs that low but having V1.5, I can't really provide any advice. |
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05-07-2015, 01:32 PM | #628 (permalink) |
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Oil lines sound exactly like I have em routed. The one running by the radiator wouldn't run any other way. I'm waiting for a new pan to pump line from sasha
I have a slight seep from the sandwich, couldn't get a really good bite on the nut. Thanks jwick. |
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Yeah it was difficult to get the sandwich plate snug. The nut is so big and there is little clearance between it and the plate housing. |
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