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Old 09-14-05, 03:56 PM
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Question a few questions about excessive/gz lim

Anybody running a ground zero or excessive lim WITH A SINGLE FUEL RAIL THAT HOUSE BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY INJECTORS? I want to go with this set up to clean up the engine bay and simplify all the fuel lines but I hear that it is a bitch to tune properly when you move the primarys fron thier stock location! Anybody having this problem? I plan to use Steve Kan as my tuner and just wondering if there are any problems before I drop $700 plus on this particular setup. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

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bump . . . I'm also looking at this set-up for the future.
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anybody?
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You don't HAVE to run 4 injectors in the secondary rail. You can absolutely keep your primaries where they are and run a regular secondary fuel rail. You'll need to plug the extra ports in the GZ LIM but I thought he sold plugs for that. If not, let me know and I'll make you some.
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