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Originally Posted by socalliving
Nice looking setup Spdbrake. I was looking at the Edelbrock performer part#7181 but again I have to remove the carb and measure to make sure it fits. I have a Demon 725 in it and do not like how it runs. How do you like the FiTech EFI? How tall is the FiTech? Besides upgrading to a higher psi fuel pump what else did you have to do? Have read that it is somewhat a self learning system. Also what type of alternator do you have? Do you have a recovery tank for your radiator?
Sorry for all the questions but your setup looks really good and I'm sure a better running machine. I really need to do some upgrading.
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The 725 will bolt up to the Performer,RPM or Victor.
Summit shows the Demon 725 is 3.25" tall.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/dem-4402020ve
FiTech lists the 600Hp 3-9/16" tall
http://fitechefi.com/fitech-uploads/2016/07/30001.pdf
If I were to swap the intake out I'd go for the RPM air gap. The Victor is advertised to run in the 5-9k rpm range. I'm putt-putting around mostly and hit 6k once in a blue moon. This video is pretty informative.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2DvnoHWagk[/ame]
The FiTech is great, I use the Fuel command center (Bottom right of the lower pic) instead of going with the external high press pump (gets hot) or in-tank pump. The FCC has internal floats and pump to boost it to 60psi out.
It runs better and better each drive. $995 for the 600hp unit, $395 for the FCC, and approx $100 in sleeving, Adel clamps, fuel lines, push-loc fittings in s/steel to match my existing lines. (comes with Black fittings, hoses, filter.)
Vintage Motorsports have been using FiTech it quite a bit now on their BDRs.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FB8lDc_gQBs[/ame]
Alternator is a Bosch unit PN AL7522N
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/Bosch-AL7522N-New-Alternator/dp/B000BZGNSW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1476901033&sr=8-1&keywords=Bosch+AL7522N+New+Alternator[/ame]
BTW there is a $100 rebate on the 600HP system again. Took me approx 4 weeks to get the rebate back, not bad actually.
PS> No overflow catch can.