You Can't Outrun This Dragon!!!!

A 94 or 95 pump only gets a $400 core refund(as per their site). Not sure why unless II is trying to build up a supply of 215's and 180's for resale. II pumps don't seem to sell well here. I don't know why.
 
roachie said:
That should work well for my intentions. Need more R's though.
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When I had II setup the pump I told them to set it up for 4500RPM so He could stay in the NADM RPM ruleing. and also leave room to go higher for when the truck gets a girdle:rockwoot:
 
Ill probaly take it after I recoupe from the buying holiday stuff. And the bew wheels and tires.:rockwoot:
 
XTrEmE9156 said:
yay!!!! I just figured a new title would attract attention. And has anyone actually been to I.I.???? The way they seem to act about everything I don't think they actually flow a pump on a test bench themselves. Especially how long it took them to 'build' this pump for me.
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WOW :bang Amazing you are actually bashing the company that built this pump for you and your trying to sell it im sure that will help, and yes they do test thier "Built" pumps on a stand.
 
I wast bashing the company.. I was saying that I bought the pump a long time ago and I don't think they calibrated it themselves... Alot of companies outsource thief fuel injection work. I don't know fir sure. I'm just saying. Like I said I'm a dealer for industrial injection, and while their customer service isn't exactly spectacular, their parts kick ass :rockwoot:
 
ive been to II and have seen the shop and the test benches and yes they calibrate thier pumps thier self, you should take the chance to see both of thier shops to see what all they do and really how much.
 
That's good to know.. :rockwoot: Hopefully the deal I'm working on goes through and I'll have my test bench soon.. Then I won't have to pay to get stuff done..
 
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