My Precision 76mm turbo build
08-11-2010, 12:49 AM
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My Precision 76mm turbo build Not too long ago I picked up a 97 Camaro and basically re stored it and turning it into a fun daily driver/track car. The real motor that is being built is a Alum. 402 with CNC heads and 9:1 compression. For now I am going to run this 347 with ported heads, cam, and 10:3 compression.
I have fabbed many turbo kits but for time constraints decided to work off the Ebay hot side kit. I was very hesitant but after seeing the stainless and the welds I am impressed. I did have to open up the flange holes on the header a bit and will be running the wastegate to atmosphere along with a 4" downpipe.
Some pics of the bolt in cage, currently out of the car getting powder coated the color of the car.
Some suspension shots..
Fuel system
Heres how I picked the car up lol
I will only have turbo pics for now on
I have fabbed many turbo kits but for time constraints decided to work off the Ebay hot side kit. I was very hesitant but after seeing the stainless and the welds I am impressed. I did have to open up the flange holes on the header a bit and will be running the wastegate to atmosphere along with a 4" downpipe.
Some pics of the bolt in cage, currently out of the car getting powder coated the color of the car.
Some suspension shots..
Fuel system
Heres how I picked the car up lol
I will only have turbo pics for now on
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Modified the fans to fit the radiator..
V-band on the turbo, intercooler, and -20 fittings on the radiator.
Fuel lines routed for the return set up..
FP regulator mounted and lines running through the strut tower.
V-band on the turbo, intercooler, and -20 fittings on the radiator.
Fuel lines routed for the return set up..
FP regulator mounted and lines running through the strut tower.
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08-13-2010, 10:52 PM
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Yes it is, let me know if you need one. I think I have about 10 in stock 
Heres a couple shots from today.
Had the cage picked up from the coaters..
Put on the water pump with the -20 fittings..
Also picked up something for the interior...
Heres a couple shots from today.
Had the cage picked up from the coaters..
Put on the water pump with the -20 fittings..
Also picked up something for the interior...
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08-18-2010, 08:48 PM
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Thanks man
Well the inside looks like a car again, other then the wire nest out of the cluster lol
Decided to mount the coils down in the fender (car will never be driven in the rain).
Put some stuff on so wires wont burn up.
Put the oil drain on.
Well the inside looks like a car again, other then the wire nest out of the cluster lol
Decided to mount the coils down in the fender (car will never be driven in the rain).
Put some stuff on so wires wont burn up.
Put the oil drain on.
