The Industrial Injection CP3 and CP3.4 pumps are the only way to go. I made 862 hp on a tired 200,000 truck with one of Brady’s modified CP3 pumps, and small 3 flow injector, and did it with a very mild tuner, and small fuel box. The way of the future is common rail, and if you not using CR in the next year you going to be behind the power curve.
Even in the big p pump classes, the sun is sitting; the only reason is the infancy of the new stand alone computers that are being so closely guarded. You don’t need to over fuel the motor in the gross fashion that they do now, if you have variable timing curves, and other methods that work really well. You should hear one of these new motors climb the same torque converter that is used in my old accent p pump truck. Its instantaneous and crisp clean and mean
For the masses, and street trucks, the Industrial Injection modified CP3 pump is almost over kill, and the CP3.4 pump is like a 1000 cc p pump, way over kill , except for the extreme. I do like the neat installation of that duel pump , it should be over kill, but nothing wrong with over kill
Here is the recipe for a killer combination
Industrial Injection modified CP3 pump, , injectors , Silver Bullet turbo
ATS or HTT exhaust manifold ported by RayMac Racing engines
ZZ fabrication manifold, on a RayMac ported head no O-ring just good old square head, and ARP 2000 studs
A good cam that is designed to work with the silver bullet turbo
The new Nitrous Express progressive controlled system, with Dennis Perry calling the shots on placement, and one of many fuel pressure boxes, his is great , and well as others .
Gale Banks air intake, and after watching a host of air flow engineers, that would probably better serve out nation working on the next Joint strike fighter Jet. I’m dead sure on this chouse
This motor will make 850 plus hp any where with a good RayMac short block, a 1000 hp is a tune away , I just didn’t want to lean on it seeing the 217,000 miles on the short block
Ray is already building one for a new 06 truck with 47 miles on it .