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Old 08-22-2024, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by JLMounce View Post
It's one of the things that makes the QJ Sniper just a bit more expensive.

I priced out a full system Sniper QJ for my uncle earlier this year.

It was a complete system from the Sniper unit, Tanks Inc tank, full fuel system, including the regulator as well as the hyperspark dizzy, coil and CD box. All in on parts it was just shy of $3500.00

This is kind of where Holley starts to lose me. The products in some instances are purposely missing things that you want/need. These don't have build in coil drivers, so if you want the system to run spark, you have to have a CD box...That means buying from a brand Holley owns. Same thing with the missing regulator on some of the models. You're probably buying that from a Holley brand.

Personally, I hate that business approach.
Well, I also add a fuel psi transducer, which I feel is critical.

It is a know fact that with the original Sniper releases the internal fuel regulator was sketchy, and most bypass and add one. But have yet to hear if the Sniper 2 addressed that issue. I think they did, have heard some say that when contacting support, they replace those units without hesitation.

I personally will just do a SOP type fuel system, regardless of the setup. That way you can go in any directions and not have to every really touch it again.



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