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Originally Posted by JEFASOLD
Did you replace all the fuel lines from the pump to the rail? That's a pretty big job.
Yep. New 8AN line to the rail, 6AN return lines, and at the suggestion of Rob from Needswings, I used the OEM supply hardline as the new return line to the tank. It wasn't too bad. Installing the AN hose ends was more difficult that I expected.

More info and pictures here:

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...fuel-rail.html

Braided stainless hose and fittings can be pretty expensive. I was fortunate to get almost everything for free thanks to Russell Performance and Redhorse Performance through my drag racing sponsorship from The Contingency Connection.
 

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Originally Posted by boostmonkey
Yep. New 8AN line to the rail, 6AN return lines, and at the suggestion of Rob from Needswings, I used the OEM supply hardline as the new return line to the tank. It wasn't too bad. Installing the AN hose ends was more difficult that I expected.

Braided stainless hose and fittings can be pretty expensive. I was fortunate to get almost everything for free thanks to Russell Performance and Redhorse Performance through my drag racing sponsorship from The Contingency Connection.
I am impressed!! You have done a good service here with your info and input but I hope to have good AFRs without the fuel line mod. I'd like to be able to do it with just the AEM regulator and SL55 pump, of course I'm only running the 181 and 70mm stacked setup, not as radical as yours. If I have to, the injectors would be next. I don't need the fastest CF out there, I'll settle for just a very quick one. Congrats on getting things worked out.
 
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Originally Posted by austinbarrylee
+43 more hp compare to 62mm
Yes. And +52 RW ft-lb.
 
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Originally Posted by velociabstract
11.8x at 116.xx for a SLK is strong. Believe it or not, your car is 100 lbs heavier than a "Chrysler". Mine weighs 3300 with me in the drivers seat.

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I feel like we need to bring the weight question to closure. I usually use cars.msn.com for baisc specs info. That site lists the following weights:

2003 (my year) SLK32 AMG 3220 lb
2005 ( 1st year) SRT6 coupe 3240 lb
2005 ( 1st year) SRT6 roadster 3328 lb

Do you have different information?
 
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I put my car on Longacre scales and had my car corner balanced. It weighs 3292 with me in the drivers seat. It's lighter than stock but not by a lot. The gentleman that races a SLK in my area swears his weighs 3400 to 3500. Now I know better.

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Can anybody help me out with OEM pulley that I can machine down to 68 mm?
or used 67-68 mm pulley? I want to try stacking
thanks Barry
 
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A question for boostmonkey. Have you found a difference between the fuel pressure at the regulator and the FP at the rail with engine running? Where do you have it set to 66, at the rail or at the regulator?
 
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Originally Posted by JEFASOLD
A question for boostmonkey. Have you found a difference between the fuel pressure at the regulator and the FP at the rail with engine running? Where do you have it set to 66, at the rail or at the regulator?
I only have a fuel pressure gauge on the regulator, I no longer have a test port on the rail itself. I do not think there would be a measurable difference.
 
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Originally Posted by boostmonkey
Yes. And +52 RW ft-lb.
Matt
One more question for you
I looked at all the charts and they are great! But I was wondering if you know the max rpm are superchargers can spin?
I ordered a 65mm pulley to stack on my 178 & a Killer Chiller kit, I am going to put the reservoir were the
exhaust res was & have a small expansion tank under the hood.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by JEFASOLD
A question for boostmonkey. Have you found a difference between the fuel pressure at the regulator and the FP at the rail with engine running? Where do you have it set to 66, at the rail or at the regulator?
I see 58psi at the rail and 66psi on the regulator which is placed in the back.

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Matt
One more question for you
I looked at all the charts and they are great! But I was wondering if you know the max rpm are superchargers can spin?
I ordered a 65mm pulley to stack on my 178 & a Killer Chiller kit, I am going to put the reservoir were the
exhaust res was & have a small expansion tank under the hood.
Thanks
Barry
No, I do not know. I am spinning it over 16k and so far, so good. Others have spun it well over 15K for a while with no issues. There are no reciprocating parts like the engine so I don''t think it will be a hard "max" rpm. Rather, more time at higher RPMs will put more wear and tear on it. We don't have a known, history of supercharger failures thankfully.
 
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Originally Posted by Silverarrow
I see 58psi at the rail and 66psi on the regulator which is placed in the back.

/Adam
Good to know! Thanks!
 
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I think the heating and cooling cycles are the biggest worry.
Like Matt said - we don't hear of SC failures...I don't think I've heard of one yet....(in my short 2 years).
Note: when you speak of 16k rpm - that's the direct driven 5 lobe rotor...the Teflon coated 3 lobe rotor is spinning at 5/3x16k = 27k rpm....
 
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Originally Posted by Silverarrow
I see 58psi at the rail and 66psi on the regulator which is placed in the back.

/Adam
Ok, thanks, that's .exactly what I am seeing also. It makes sense, so I'm in the ball park.
 
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Originally Posted by boostmonkey
No, I do not know. I am spinning it over 16k and so far, so good. Others have spun it well over 15K for a while with no issues. There are no reciprocating parts like the engine so I don''t think it will be a hard "max" rpm. Rather, more time at higher RPMs will put more wear and tear on it. We don't have a known, history of supercharger failures thankfully.
Okay thanks guys it's all good information
Barry
 
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Hey boostmonkey, I may have missed it, what size width tire/etc are you using?

Do you think having a lot better hookup/traction will help your 1/4?
 
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Originally Posted by gakz
Hey boostmonkey, I may have missed it, what size width tire/etc are you using?

Do you think having a lot better hookup/traction will help your 1/4?
My drag tires are 255/50/16 Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials. They hook great at 16 psi.

On the street I am running 255/40/17 Dunlop Z1 Star Specs at 33 psi. I am thinking about switching back to the OEM size 245/40/17 for the next set though to avoid fender rubbing (it is very close). I will probably be switching to BFG Rivals for the street later this year.
 
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Ah okay, I plan to roll the fenders and have 285s on the back and 245s/255s on the front. I will also be using Pilot Sports Cups and Super Sports
 
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Ah okay, I plan to roll the fenders and have 285s on the back and 245s/255s on the front. I will also be using Pilot Sports Cups and Super Sports
rolling the fenders won't give you enough room to run a 285 on a slk sorry. with perfect offsets and rolled fenders you might can get a 275 in there buts thats about it
 
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Originally Posted by gakz
Ah okay, I plan to roll the fenders and have 285s on the back and 245s/255s on the front. I will also be using Pilot Sports Cups and Super Sports

subscribed on the R170 /w 285's......
Good to see you chiming in Gakz...
what boost you got on your 230 ATM?
 


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