Ok, so is the PPRV?

DaveHutch

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does anyone have ea good diagram of how its suppose to go on/ look once its done.? all the ones ive seen dont really give too much info.
 

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When i first heard about the pprv hesitation i thought it was a constant thing..
mine has done it 2 maybe 3 times since i got my blower ported only when i go WOT and shift into next gear n just cruise..never a problem when racing...not enough times for me to drop the tank...
 

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Good mod :thumbsup:

Less occurrence of hesitation and lower duty cycle: pretty much win-win although some people don't like to cycle the key a couple times before starting. I had no starting issues whatsoever on my car though :shrug:
 

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3/8" Fuel Injection grade fuel line - 18" $10

Proper injection clamps - Qty 4 $3

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Just deleted the PPRV and left the two stock hoses.
 
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DaveHutch

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ok WHERE did you get that hose? i priced that stuff through napa and it was like 20 bucks a foot!!!!!!
 

DaveHutch

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3/8" Fuel Injection grade fuel line - 18" $10

Proper injection clamps - Qty 4 $3

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Just deleted the PPRV and left the two stock hoses.

is that line submersible though?
i just talked to 2 parts places and said that line is NOT submersible and will degrade in your tank
 
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You should have used 30R10 line.
Anything else, even the 30R9, will degrade in a year or two.

I know from experience.
 

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