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100% over injectors are pretty big injectors. We've been in the 1200-1400 hp range with that size of injector. Are you wanting enough air to make that kind of horsepower?
Check the pressure control valve on the back of the driver's side rail for any kind of debris. If there's debris, it could be a sign of a CP4 starting to go. If the truck has higher miles on it and the debris is minimal, you might get away with just replacing the valve. I see it quite often on...
You're a lot more daring than I am. While we were testing it, it would easily get all buck wild at about 60 mph and that was plenty for me.
Glad to see you're having fun with it, jealous it's gone.
That is one of the reasons we choose to do high quality castings in our kits. They generally flow the best when engineered correctly and have next to zero chance of cracking since there aren't any welds.
We've only had one cast part have an issue out of thousands made. Ask Jon Cain how that...
I think he was referring to anything with stock fuel for anyone reading the post. Going bigger than about a 64mm will net very little gains on stock fuel and only increase lag.
That's pretty impressive. Would you mind posting up a video of that for us? It would be cool to see a 467 coming on hard from such a low RPM. Select boost and RPM on the display so we can see the correlation.