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Old 10-30-2007, 08:15 PM   #1
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how much power will the TPIs fuel rail support? i plan on welding fittings and running -6 lines in and out. im just wondering if i should use a y-block, and then an aeromotive regulator. then id have to bypass those 3/8" hard lines that cross over.

i will be running a single T70 turbo, and im planning in the neighborhood of 450rwhp.

theres plently of forced induction TPI motors out there, so let see what you guys have done. -Jim
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enough to support your 450 w/o welding on AN fittings.

but you cant go wrong if your able to do it.

This Ta is runnung low 9's @150+mph with twin turbos.
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