kobelco superman help

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  1. nasty bug

    nasty bug New Member

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    Im setting up a kobelco superman 16/71 on a 510
    big block chev at 1/1 for braket racing in a
    2500 pound sedan im keen to hear from any one
    with any experience with one of these i was
    going to use a 14/71 but found the 16/71
    any tips on fuel system would be great im
    running a jbr hat

    thanks simon holgerson [​IMG]
     
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  2. JAM

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    nice
     
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  3. JAM

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    T.C.=1227.54
     
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  4. JAM

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    T.C.=12?
     
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    T.C.=12?
     
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  7. JAM

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    T.C.=12?
     
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  8. JAM

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    T.C.=12?
     
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    T.C.=12?
     
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  10. aj481x

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    E=MC2 :D
     
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  11. Nathan Sitko - 625 TAD/TAFC

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    stop + pressing + the + enter + button= good
     
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  12. Bob Meyer

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    Simon; just run up the coast to Phillips flow bench and pay the price. He's very fair and it'll cost you a lot less in the long run. Plus you might get some help at the track.
    It'll be a hell of a lot smarter than partial info from this site. Gary does it for a living and has a reputation to uphold. Tell him the ol'guy says G'day.
     
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