My New BRE ProRam
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Intake looks pretty dang good. Looks like there's going to be a little playing with the fuel line configuration (from stock at least, especially on 93's) for the installation, but dang, that's about as close to bolt in as you can get with what you're using.
How soon are we expecting to see some numbers out of it???
*Edit* I just noticed the back end of the fuel rails.....are those 93's you're working with??? The thing that caught my attention was the configuration on the FPR, with it's positioning.
How soon are we expecting to see some numbers out of it???
*Edit* I just noticed the back end of the fuel rails.....are those 93's you're working with??? The thing that caught my attention was the configuration on the FPR, with it's positioning.
Last edited by Fastbird93; Jul 27, 2004 at 05:33 AM.
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Originally Posted by Spinner
Gorgeous. Anxious to see dyno results
How much more runner length does it have?
Last edited by LT4POWR; Jul 27, 2004 at 08:25 AM.
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Originally Posted by SStrokerAce
Between $2,200 and $3,000. Don't know about the demand and have to build another one (which I have two to do) to get some more numbers on actual time spent and get some better numbers on the parts cost.
ouch!...........i liked it better when you thought it was gonna be around $1500 !!!
looks great..........id love to see one fully polished!
congrats on the hard work.
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Originally Posted by got_hp?
looks great..........id love to see one fully polished!
After getting quotes of $300 to have the intake professionally polished because it is such a PITA, I see why Bret wouldn't want to do that 
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
With $$$$ one can obtain/purchase almost anything Rich, even love.
Ah, AFAIC, if I were to go 'stealth', I wouldn't paint it black. Too conspicuous.
Ah, AFAIC, if I were to go 'stealth', I wouldn't paint it black. Too conspicuous.
Last edited by arnie; Jul 27, 2004 at 01:10 PM.
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Yeah I liked the 1500 or so price range much better, so much for havin one of these anytime soon... dont know if I even want to torture myself with the results.... meh I cant resist. 
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Re: My New BRE ProRam
Originally Posted by arnie
With $$$$ one can obtain/purchase almost anything Rich, even love.
Ah, AFAIC, if I were to go 'stealth', I wouldn't paint it black. Too conspicuous.
Ah, AFAIC, if I were to go 'stealth', I wouldn't paint it black. Too conspicuous.
What color would you do? Silver?
Rich