My build....stock fuel

[stroker4life]

What's the sounds of the ported fuel rails making? I have a sound but i think its more of my custom up pipes rubbing on somthing. I do have 80hp tips and mod low pump so i shouldnt be getting any sounds. Have not noticed any surging.

[Johnny77Mutt]

Originally Posted by B585Ford

I have read a lot of varying opinions on balanced vs. non-balanced batmos. Are either of the batmos you will ultimately been running balanced? What is your/Craig's opinion on whether it is necessary?

My opinion doesn't hold much as I am still learning an no expert at all but I remember reading that the shaft is already balanced so there is no need. I haven't asked Craig but I just let him do his thing he knows what hes doing. If you have any info on it fill me in, I'm always up for learning. My lp batmo has been in for a little more than 20k (was done along with my hg's) and I've had no problems at all.

[GMAN1]

Originally Posted by stroker4life

What's the sounds of the ported fuel rails making? I have a sound but i think its more of my custom up pipes rubbing on somthing. I do have 80hp tips and mod low pump so i shouldnt be getting any sounds. Have not noticed any surging.

Its hard to describe the sound but it sounds like a "whirring" noise.

[B585Ford]

Originally Posted by Johnny77Mutt

My opinion doesn't hold much as I am still learning an no expert at all but I remember reading that the shaft is already balanced so there is no need. I haven't asked Craig but I just let him do his thing he knows what hes doing. If you have any info on it fill me in, I'm always up for learning. My lp batmo has been in for a little more than 20k (was done along with my hg's) and I've had no problems at all.

I don't have anything to add...that was why I was asking you. I've seen some posts that say it is needed and others that say it isn't. I have no direct experience with them. I was just wondering in case I ever do the batmo. 20k miles without problems seems like a pretty good start. Thanks

[jdgleason]

Such a sweet set up! Glad you're happy man!

[powerlifter405]

Originally Posted by jdgleason

Such a sweet set up! Glad you're happy man!

You guys should throw together a "working mans air management" kit.
Smart, simple to the point and most importantly it should keep things reliable.

[Johnny77Mutt]

I really like that idea.

[B585Ford]

Originally Posted by powerlifter405

You guys should throw together a "working mans air management" kit.
Smart, simple to the point and most importantly it should keep things reliable.

That's a hell of an idea...of course you deserve a "finder's fee".

[GMAN1]

Originally Posted by B585Ford

That's a hell of an idea...of course you deserve a "finder's fee".

And you deserve a "testers fee".

[powerlifter405]

Originally Posted by B585Ford

That's a hell of an idea...of course you deserve a "finder's fee".

Haha!
Just call it the "B585Ford" Kit