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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg E View Post
    Are these still available or do I have to try and source one used?
    im quite certain they are no longer available. i found mine new, but it was through an individual that was selling his... it just hadnt been installed
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    Ill add to that as well . I think I purchased the last dual hanger from ips over 1 year ago . I think they still sell the singles though .
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    It would be so easy to setup the dual pumps wit the stock ECU. Just use the stock Fuel pump solenoid that operated the resistor to activate/ deactivate the second pump.

    Maybe I can get lucky and find one...

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    Greg, I have the prototype but I'm not so sure I want to get rid of it.

    Awesome build man!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg E View Post
    It would be so easy to setup the dual pumps wit the stock ECU. Just use the stock Fuel pump solenoid that operated the resistor to activate/ deactivate the second pump.

    Maybe I can get lucky and find one...
    i just run an aftermarket fpr. works fine thus far

    Quote Originally Posted by green-lantern View Post
    Greg, I have the prototype but I'm not so sure I want to get rid of it.

    Awesome build man!
    thanks

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    The red valve cover - who did it? I only ask because when I tried to buy a powder coated valve cover, as soon as I removed the PCV valve, I discovered the passages were full of blasting media.

    Is it safe to assume you removed the "15042" paint from the oil pump mating surface on the block?
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    a local guy did the valve cover. i am afraid it may be full as well... its on the list. i dont have anything to back that up, its just something that i have been concerned about.

    the paint wasnt on the block there, ray is the one that did all the hot tanking and machining, and it was pretty much prepped and ready to go!
    Last edited by futurevr4man; 03-25-2013 at 01:28 PM.

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    I ended up using that wrinkle paint on mine out of paranoia... Very happy with the results.


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    I should post up how I clean valve covers before powder coating. Its a relatively simple process that keeps everything out of where it doesn't belong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AdamVR4 View Post
    I ended up using that wrinkle paint on mine out of paranoia... Very happy with the results.

    Here's to good old wrinkle paint.

    I've always loved wrinkle paints, even though they hold onto oil, grease and dirt.

    Really nice job, Adam.
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