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Old 07-06-05, 04:44 AM
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Railgun, not to be an *** here or anything but why not just spend the money he's asking and get a good setup that is tested and reliable? People that always try to take stuff off and get the price dropped always end up complaining when their setups don't work right. Just my .02 so take it for what you will.

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Old 07-06-05, 04:47 AM
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He did? Where? The point is that for something that you're never going to see, the bling factor isn't needed. Unless you have your carpet ripped up or a hole cut in it and the outter cover removed, why do you need it polished? Yeah, I'm being a little cheap here since I don't want to pay for something that I don't need. Why do you need that hose? You don't. Why do I have to get those fittings? They're just some normal AN fittings to me. Just trying to get a fair value on the bracket. $300 seems a little excessive.

Zach...

Perhaps I need to read a little more, but aren't the pickup issues somewhat related to the tank baffling, not the pickup itself?

I'm not one that is cheap on things. Believe me I've spent plenty of $$ on mine already, but this is a bracket. This just seems overpriced...

Just my humble $.02

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Old 07-06-05, 04:54 AM
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You haven't even thought of him factoring in a bit of money to cover the cost of R&D. I doubt that the first one they built is the one that he's selling now. Any good machinist will charge you per hour for labor. The same thing is being done here. I'm sure that any cost that is higher than normal is to cover the XX number of hours his shop spent building and rebuilding this unit to get it just right.

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Old 07-06-05, 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Railgun69
He did? Where? The point is that for something that you're never going to see, the bling factor isn't needed. Unless you have your carpet ripped up or a hole cut in it and the outter cover removed, why do you need it polished? Yeah, I'm being a little cheap here since I don't want to pay for something that I don't need. Why do you need that hose? You don't. Why do I have to get those fittings? They're just some normal AN fittings to me. Just trying to get a fair value on the bracket. $300 seems a little excessive.

Zach...

Perhaps I need to read a little more, but aren't the pickup issues somewhat related to the tank baffling, not the pickup itself?

I'm not one that is cheap on things. Believe me I've spent plenty of $$ on mine already, but this is a bracket. This just seems overpriced...

Just my humble $.02

If you do not have plans to make over 400-425rwhp
then just stay with stock fuel lines and 1 walbro high pressure pump
that way you stay within your budget

You should checkout how much the duel walbro supra setups costs
then you would see what a good deal this is
..Its Just not a top bracket
look at the pictures
there is a whole base that holds the pumps with out them touching (magnetic engines in the FP's reverse flow if they feed each other)

in other words
its a TOTAL replacement assembly
not a top bling bling bracket

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Old 07-18-05, 11:19 AM
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Can Cosmo pumps be replaced with the Walbros?
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Originally Posted by 20B 3rd Gen
Can Cosmo pumps be replaced with the Walbros?

I will check this out for you, and get back to ya.
Old 07-19-05, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by tearbo2
I will check this out for you, and get back to ya.
Thanks but I call'd yesterday and they told me that they will work
Old 07-19-05, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by 20B 3rd Gen
Can Cosmo pumps be replaced with the Walbros?

We can build a new bracket for the bigger Cosmo pumps.... if you could call and ask for me I will discuss the details.

Thanks

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Railgun

The sump kit that is pictured on the website is the original and the new units are not polished, the polished one was just built for show. If you want it polished we can do that for you but that would be extra on top of the 400. And if you purchase 2 walbro pumps lets say you find them on ebay for around 95 shipped then that there is 200 dollars just for the pumps. How do you figure it should be around 200 for the entire sump assembly??

Thanks Kabooski and here is what your talking about

http://www.wotm.com/93tosucnfuha.html

This is the sump WITHOUT any pumps

If anyone has any other questions just let me know

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Old 08-04-05, 09:06 PM
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So what was the cost for these? I've heard $550 and $500.
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[QUOTE=tearbo2]
Originally Posted by 88fc3sw/HX83
Wow, that's a SWEET setup....how much and how do I order it? [/QU


the dual pump setup retails for $600.00
I belive (don't hold me on this) he'll let forum members have it for $500.00!!!!!

you and anyone can contact HASS @ (512)490-6494 to order

since you are a forum member you can have it for $ 500.00 let jon or hass KNOW that you saw the dual pump setup online and they will bill you under "forum member" thanks note: price includes pumps


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Great, and they are pre-assembled right?
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Originally Posted by 20B 3rd Gen
Great, and they are pre-assembled right?

YES, they are pre-assembled. jus need to wire them up and run your lines.
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PTP "dual" pump setup IN STOCK !!!!!!!!

Due to the high demand of our fuel sumps, we now have the fc/fd setups in stock
order today, and ready for shipment in 3 buisness days. to give you guys an insight on our orders we have about 15 fc's in stock and about 10 fd's. will keep everyone posted if we get below 3 in stock of either units. so that we don't keep you guys waiting, I know how "waiting" can get old.



thanks, hope you guys enjoy our products




Lee aka tearbo2

ps REMEMBER TO LET US KNOW THAT YOU ARE A MEMBER SO THAT YOU GET THE DISCOUNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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