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Old 12-08-2016, 06:00 PM   #1
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Who makes the high and low fuel system kits?

I know that I've seen them on a link here before but I can't figure out who it was that made them. Does anyone know?
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Old 12-08-2016, 08:57 PM   #2
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low http://cordesracing.mybigcommerce.co...e-fuel-system/

for the high side the cheapest option is lt4 pump ~$800 and lt4 injectors ~$500 but there are other higher flowing options for even more money.

I plan on putting together my own low system. I think there is a pretty high amount of profit priced into that low kit but I guess until I buy every fitting I wont know just how much.
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Old 12-12-2016, 10:46 AM   #3
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I would wait it out a little longer and see how fast people adapt the '17 ZL1 pump to the SS and whether that solves issues -- like it does for most in the 5th Gen crowd. The ZL1 pump on the 5th Gen is the cheapest LPFP upgrade option.
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Old 12-12-2016, 11:12 AM   #4
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I would wait it out a little longer and see how fast people adapt the '17 ZL1 pump to the SS and whether that solves issues -- like it does for most in the 5th Gen crowd. The ZL1 pump on the 5th Gen is the cheapest LPFP upgrade option.
Probably going to be the cheapest pump, but getting to the in-tank pump in the Gen6 for the swap is an issue. My guess is around $1K to drop the tank for the swap. (I can't see a way to do it without dropping everything in the back.) Alternatively, cut an access hole through the back seat floor to get to the in-tank pump is an option.

Even though I'm not fond of them, a Boost-A-Pump setup may be worth looking into. But I have a problem with adding voltage above the usual 13.5 volts.

Still, if the ZL1 pump proves itself, I'll try to figure out a way.
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Old 12-12-2016, 11:53 AM   #5
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we will know more about the zl1(ctsv) pump by spring, maybe in a week or two. The top portion looks identicle to the stock ss pump. You can find it for $160. So far a stock zl1 has gone over 600rwhp on e85.

I have been told that to voltage boost a 5th gen Camaro they boost the voltage into the pump controller and the max is 16.5-16.9 volts before it gets upset and sets a code. I bet a 6th gen is the same.

A zl1 pump with a voltage booster is probably enough low side fuel for most people and it would be a clean set up.

I cut an acces hole in my car, chopping up a new car is not for the squeamish.
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