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Topic: Finally mocked up the Vic jr!
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Secnd2nun64
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So I finally got a weekend to work on my car instead of the nursery. ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif) I figured now is the best time to make sure my car is not running before the baby comes so I decided to try out the Vic jr intake again for hood clearance with some new parts I got. Before, the Paxton box stood about 3 inches taller than my old hood so I was running a low rise performer ever since I built the engine. Well, with the new hood I have and a carb hat, I now have 1/2 clearance! Just need to figure out the damn tube going from the Paxton to the carb hat. The one I have for the box is a little short.
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68dustin
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what are you running for blow off valve?
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Secnd2nun64
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The Bosch one that came with the kit.
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Awesome! I love how my Victor Jr intake looks too!
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Ya, I started sanding the cast texture on the intake down. Going to do a full polish or powder coat. Leaning towards the powder coating. I like the raw cast look but it gets dirty and stains.
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wilit
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Originally posted by Secnd2nun64:
Ya, I started sanding the cast texture on the intake down. Going to do a full polish or powder coat. Leaning towards the powder coating. I like the raw cast look but it gets dirty and stains.
I just dropped my Air Gap off at Maas Bros in Livermore to be powder coated. I hate how aluminum intakes get all dirty and yellowed.
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Secnd2nun64
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Originally posted by wilit:
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Originally posted by Secnd2nun64:
Ya, I started sanding the cast texture on the intake down. Going to do a full polish or powder coat. Leaning towards the powder coating. I like the raw cast look but it gets dirty and stains.
I just dropped my Air Gap off at Maas Bros in Livermore to be powder coated. I hate how aluminum intakes get all dirty and yellowed.
How much were you quoted? Post some pics up of the finished product when you get it! ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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wilit
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Originally posted by Secnd2nun64:
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Originally posted by wilit:
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Originally posted by Secnd2nun64:
Ya, I started sanding the cast texture on the intake down. Going to do a full polish or powder coat. Leaning towards the powder coating. I like the raw cast look but it gets dirty and stains.
I just dropped my Air Gap off at Maas Bros in Livermore to be powder coated. I hate how aluminum intakes get all dirty and yellowed.
How much were you quoted? Post some pics up of the finished product when you get it!
It was $155 w/tax. I'll post it up when I get it back. Probably another week or so.
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Blow_U_In_Reverse
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Just convert to EFI bro.. fits perfectly under the hood.. ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
Bad ass setup though! I wish I was more comfortable messing with carb setups.. blown carb setups run HARD!! ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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SLOWBACK 67
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Just convert to EFI bro.. fits perfectly under the hood..
Bad ass setup though! I wish I was more comfortable messing with carb setups.. blown carb setups run HARD!!
That is EFI
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I have no intenions of keeping anyones parts or taking anyones money.
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70stang351w
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MSD Atomic's EFI
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wilit
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Originally posted by SLOWBACK 67:
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Originally posted by Blow_U_In_Reverse:
Just convert to EFI bro.. fits perfectly under the hood..
Bad ass setup though! I wish I was more comfortable messing with carb setups.. blown carb setups run HARD!!
That is EFI
LMAO. Fail.
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MSD Atomic's EFI
Shit i didnt even pay attention to that.. i was looking at the blower setup.. this looks a lot simpler than the foxbody style efi..
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Originally posted by wilit:
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Originally posted by SLOWBACK 67:
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Originally posted by Blow_U_In_Reverse:
Just convert to EFI bro.. fits perfectly under the hood..
Bad ass setup though! I wish I was more comfortable messing with carb setups.. blown carb setups run HARD!!
That is EFI
LMAO. Fail.
EPIC fail ![[Frown]](frown.gif)
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68dustin
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I wanna know how that atomic efi runs.... I wanna pull the trigger and buy one... The carb is cool, but hate changing jets all the time.
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Secnd2nun64
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It's cool. You gotta fine tune like a carb but it's all on a touch screen, instead of taking the carb apart all the time. I don't miss those days at all. lol
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68dustin
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Originally posted by Secnd2nun64:
It's cool. You gotta fine tune like a carb but it's all on a touch screen, instead of taking the carb apart all the time. I don't miss those days at all. lol
do you have any hesitation like a carb? Seems like all my carbs always have one little hiccup. Only big carb problem I have is.. heavy traffic like hot august nights, the gas starts to boil in the carb.
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The carb hiccup can be tuned out easy on the efi and you won't have the boiling fuel issue. Plus it's suppose compensates for altitude like when you go to Reno. (My car hasn't been to Reno in a looooong time.)
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Did some smoothing of the intake with a million different sanding tools. 8 hours later, I think the intake won the battle. I think I'm going to scratch the polish idea and get it powder coated. Here's the results of bringing the sanding up to a green scotchbrite.
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wilit
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I went with the FITech EFI. Just got it a couple of weeks ago and am planning on adding a turbo a little later. But for now, it'll just be NA.
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68dustin
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I went with the FITech EFI. Just got it a couple of weeks ago and am planning on adding a turbo a little later. But for now, it'll just be NA.
how much did that run you willit? and is it blow thru ready?
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wilit
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how much did that run you willit? and is it blow thru ready?
They have a couple of different kits. I got the EFI-4 power adder. The EFI-4 is for NA and runs $995. The power adder is set up for NA, Boost, or NO2 right out of the box and is $1200. I talked to the tech dept before I bought it and asked if the regular EFI-4 could be upgraded later to the power adder and they said it couldn't. The discharge nozzles in the venturis are different and the venturis can't be swapped. Also, the power adder's software is different and allows you full control over the maps with an external laptop which the regular EFI-4 doesn't. You are restricted to using the handheld screen for the regular EFI-4.
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Seems like a cool system. Never heard of them before, must be a new company? I'd go for the 8 injector system.
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wilit
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Seems like a cool system. Never heard of them before, must be a new company? I'd go for the 8 injector system.
Yeah, it's only a couple of years old. The rumor is it was started by some of the engineers that designed the Professional Products Powerjection system.
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wilit
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Here's a pic of the powdercoated intake. It came out really well. 
Here's the whole setup. 
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