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Agreed, I had ZERO problems with everything I got from Promax, except for either or both of the upper and lower stainless steel braided fuel line sets, BUT I can say that was "my fault".
The problem was there were "shards" or "clippings" of stainless steel braid IN the line(s).
As seemed to be...
I never had a problem that I have read some have w/the Promax jetable outboard plates. I think the problem may have been caused by a particular kind of float.
I had Promax do everything including a basic tune on my 6bbl, or I would have likely gotten the QF plates.
The 440 6bbl in my Roadrunner threw a rod in October, and I never put the Progression system in.
I am hoping to get the 572 I've been putting together starting with a Bill Mitchell aluminum RB block finished before I die or am too decrepit to drive.
I'm saving the Progression system for that engine.
If anyone goes there or passes through, IIRC there's some "touristy" restaurants and so on that represent the German and Czech immigrant history. If you like sausages, go hungry and leave happy!
The FiTech is a nice package, as long as you are good with a 600 horsepower ceiling.
For more flexibility, but a much higher cost, F&B make systems that may interest those who want "more".
F&B Throttle Bodies
That one took me a while to figure out. LMAO!!
Edit: I see I wasn't the only one who wasn't sure, and I see I was right too.
@Kern Dog
You explained that pic too quickly.
Let the forum be in suspense for a while!