Installing a paxton novi 2200.

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Qtr yeah the cr kills these motors I'm gonna try the 2.95 cause I don't have a boss intake or long tubes just the Jlt cold air so I'm only revving it to 7100 at most so I'm hoping to make 650-690 or so on pump and then ill figure the race gas tune at a later time will keep you posted...I'm also concerned due to the cr that te centri is gonna be a little lazier than on 11:1 so hopefully the pulley picks it up!
 

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Qtr yeah the cr kills these motors I'm gonna try the 2.95 cause I don't have a boss intake or long tubes just the Jlt cold air so I'm only revving it to 7100 at most so I'm hoping to make 650-690 or so on pump and then ill figure the race gas tune at a later time will keep you posted...I'm also concerned due to the cr that te centri is gonna be a little lazier than on 11:1 so hopefully the pulley picks it up!

on fuel, the 9.5 is really what you want.

You guys seem to forget that I ran 9.3's in the heat with the 2.95, on 9.5,

that is with the stage 1 heads and cams,

you can def make power and go fast with the 9.5. If you are one "fuel", that is really what you want as far as compression.

With e85, around 20-22 psi, you could get buy with 11 to 1. On my current build, we still went with 10 to 1, knowing what we know.
 

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Oil separators and ID1000s
With Paxton, do I need oil separators on both driver and passenger sides? Should they be installed between intake manifold and PCV valve?
ID1000s: do they install without changing fuel rail spacers and fuel rail cap screws?
 

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Oil separators and ID1000s
With Paxton, do I need oil separators on both driver and passenger sides? Should they be installed between intake manifold and PCV valve?
ID1000s: do they install without changing fuel rail spacers and fuel rail cap screws?

Get the moroso catch can and vent it. A lot better quality then the jlt ones.

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Most of the Paxton installs I've seen have the oil separator on the passenger side (HP TV and SEMA). Do we also need one on drivers side to keep oil from entering the SC?
 

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So it's hooked up to drivers side; what about passenger side?

Most of the Paxton installs I've seen have the oil separator on the passenger side (HP TV and SEMA). Do we also need one on drivers side to keep oil from entering the SC?

His is hooked up to his passenger side, routed around the back of the intake and "T"'s into the driver's side then to the catch can.
 

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His is hooked up to his passenger side, routed around the back of the intake and "T"'s into the driver's side then to the catch can.

Just as stated here is how mine is. Gizmo5 has his the same way. If people want better picks pm me your number and I will text them.

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Is a retune required for the catch can set up? Currently I have a JLT on my passenger side. Will that suffice? Sent pm as well
 

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Is a retune required for the catch can set up? Currently I have a JLT on my passenger side. Will that suffice? Sent pm as well

No retune is needed. Also if going to do right pull the jlt off. The moroso is worlds better.

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Couple pics of my catch can setup. Peterson catch can with a few Sniper and Fragola fittings along with some heat shrink and a few feet of braided nylon hose do wonders.
 
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