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Hey guys,
I'm still working on the body of my truck... its coming along. But My next question is.. where do I go from here with performance? Im on a budget, and want to get as much performance as I can without going overboard on cost. I installed a DIY intake, and a 4" exhaust... The downpipe is next. What is my best bet for the next few items to buy that arent overly expensive? |
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Custom chip would be next and gauges
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What is 'overly expensive?'
Cause you could always do a DIY electric fuel setup. |
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diy e fuel may come out cheaper than custom tunes, you could look into that one, before tuness, you should get gauges tho
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details on the DYI electric fuel system.
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Can someone tell me what exactly the e fuel system is? Thanks
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Cheapest performance?
Doesnt exist... |
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Electric fuel is constant and better. See above. Basically, you get an electric fuel pump. One off of a SD is a good pump. Put it in line somewhere before the motor and just set it up how you want. There are various write ups on the fuel systems. Yes it does. It's relative. It'd be like a Banks sticker or something like that. Psshh, who pays for apps |
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