Twins Finally Installed!!!!!
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It really dont seem to, I wraped all the hot piping in header wrap to keep the heat in though, so far so good, I didnt have to move ne thing there is plenty of room for the 3b with room to spare,(got to love a first gen!!!!)
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The cold air coming out of the 3b goes into the 35, then gets compressed again. The 55psi is total boost, the 3b makes about 30psi its self
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Thought bout that upgrade, but I dont know yet. I may just save up and use a super Hx40. Although I dont think ill need it im pretty happy with it now, just needs more fuel!
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The studs and the new head gasket are in the box w/ the p-pump swap. The only problem ive ran into was not enough fuel and i have PODs in it now. So i got a P/S intercooler and a P-Pump for it. Not messin around anymore
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awesome lol I was thinking a set of 6X16's with my pump turned down along with that set up. unless i had the head o ringed then id leave the pump maxed and a 60 mm upgrade on the HX35 but i think thats a little carried away for me lol