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Old 03-25-2018, 04:50 PM
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At what fuel pressure?
I am using 1700 ID and my base pressure is 50psi.
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Old 03-25-2018, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by honda85
I am using 1700 ID and my base pressure is 50psi.
So at 60-70psi you could likely run the 1300cc at a similar duty cycle. Hows your idle quality at stock 900rpm with the 1700cc?
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Old 05-31-2018, 12:49 PM
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That oil pan is plugged VERY high in the oil pan, is that safe?
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Originally Posted by MARK AUS S2K
That oil pan is plugged VERY high in the oil pan, is that safe?
your oil return is ALWAYS suppose to be at the highest point of the oil pan.
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Update: just got off the phone with Paxton/Vortech about sending in my Novi 1200 blower in for the ceramic bearing upgrade, and it was explained to that they do NOT offer it for the 1200 blowers. The ceramic upgrade is for 1500 blowers. Pending condition, they offer $500-1000 credit toward a Novi 1500 that retails for $2667.99 pending the 1200's condition.
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Originally Posted by JUSTINTHECOASTIE
Update: just got off the phone with Paxton/Vortech about sending in my Novi 1200 blower in for the ceramic bearing upgrade, and it was explained to that they do NOT offer it for the 1200 blowers. The ceramic upgrade is for 1500 blowers. Pending condition, they offer $500-1000 credit toward a Novi 1500 that retails for $2667.99 pending the 1200's condition.
You can get a brand new 1200 blower through sos for $1700 just fyi. So given that, maybe just run it as is and see how long it holds together, could be a while.
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Old 06-01-2018, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by s2000Junky
You can get a brand new 1200 blower through sos for $1700 just fyi. So given that, maybe just run it as is and see how long it holds together, could be a while.
That's what I was thinking initially. The novi 1500 with high speed heavy duty bearings sound nice but at what cost
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Special thanks to Moddiction, great price, communication and fast delivery!!!!
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Question, should arp/full blown/inlinePro headstuds be on my list of things to buy at the 470-550whp level?
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