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sbentz said:
Well, while it can hold a 12V, 24V or HPCR, we are building around a HPCR fuel system. We should be able to swap engines and trans from car to car to do side by side testing.



Dual CP3's anyone ??
 
Timbeaux38 said:
Scott, I commend you on getting your new driver. It must have been hard to fit Comp's ego in the car along with his body :-laf

It is a larger cage than the other car. It can hold about any size rear or ego.
 
Scott are there different sizes of CP3's like there are of the VP-44 or would you be going with something completely different?
 
Turbo Tim 1 said:
Scott are there different sizes of CP3's like there are of the VP-44 or would you be going with something completely different?

It is a whole different platform of a pump. Can't say much yet.
 
A 555? I used to repair them in farm tractors. Neat little engine, but the cam bearings would spin SO EASY. Make for a killer grille.
 
sbentz said:
Well, while it can hold a 12V, 24V or HPCR, we are building around a HPCR fuel system. We should be able to swap engines and trans from car to car to do side by side testing.



/snap



... SO ... but can you get a HPCR to PULL? I need to call you guys; I was about ready to yank this sucker or at least get a p-pump.
 
And you guys thought I was just sitting buried in the snow storm of Denver... . Well, Kind of. This is my 72 Chevy after the first of 3 days of snow. I ended up with about 4 feet in the front yard.
 
DieselLady said:
Scott, I hope you have something with a Cummins in it to clear all that snow! :D :D

Yep, just took the old dually and kept ramming it into the drifts until flat! I put some snow in the freezer for you when you come back to Colorado next summer. Heck the front yard will still be melting in June.
 
HoleshotHolset said:
You don't need a Cummins to move a lot of snow - just a little diesel. :cool:

Link to my diesel snowblower thread.



Matt

Oh, now that is totally COOL!!!! :--) Can you make me a rototiller with one of those little babies in it????? Please!!! Please!!!! Oo. Oo. ;)
 
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