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Old 01-23-2013, 04:38 PM
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You're going to need springs anyways with boost. Denmah picked up nearly 75rwhp with a low 220's duration cam on his turbo fairmont. If you think 60-75rwhp is worth the cost of a cam kit then it will be worth it.

Also the stock cam isn't going to spool as good as an aftermarket cam either.
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Originally Posted by Martin@Tick
You're going to need springs anyways with boost. Denmah picked up nearly 75rwhp with a low 220's duration cam on his turbo fairmont. If you think 60-75rwhp is worth the cost of a cam kit then it will be worth it.

Also the stock cam isn't going to spool as good as an aftermarket cam either.
With stock everything i would just need a baby cam right???? lol.... What you think????
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Originally Posted by mrstepheneades
With stock everything i would just need a baby cam right???? lol.... What you think????
Nah......we're going to put a Polluter cam in that bitch LOL!
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Oh yeah....make eyes water in traffic lol

And thanks for the info man, appreciate your time.......

Be posting some new pics later in the week.....

stay tuned lol

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May want to look into your fan set-up more. Iv seen stock pullers don't work very well at all flipped for pushers and that's why there's pusher/puller specific fans. I know its a budget build but if it doesn't cool and over heats then what's the point?
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Cool build!
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Originally Posted by Papa Wells
Cool build!

Thanks... more pics coming soon
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Originally Posted by Taubr Unit
May want to look into your fan set-up more. Iv seen stock pullers don't work very well at all flipped for pushers and that's why there's pusher/puller specific fans. I know its a budget build but if it doesn't cool and over heats then what's the point?
Ill just have to see how they do. If they don't work out ill switch them out with something else..
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Ok, hope it works. Not trying to talk **** or anything cause I am king of budget, just lookin out. Good luck with the rest of the build.
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Originally Posted by Taubr Unit
Ok, hope it works. Not trying to talk **** or anything cause I am king of budget, just lookin out. Good luck with the rest of the build.
Thanks. Im open to all ideas. This is my first turbo build so just a rookie lol
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Trimmed from bumper to recess intercooler




Got intercooler mounted up tonight...... finish the bottom bracing tomorrow but here are some pics...

This is a cxracing 4" thick...... 24x12x4 core and 31x12x4 overall


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5 inch to 4 inch reducer david made for downpipe....


Trimming Bumper a little to fit


Test Fitting


Bead Rolling


Reducer welded on turbo


Down Pipe mocked up for fitting...... 5" to 4" reduced all stainless

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Old 02-06-2013, 08:37 AM
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Nice man cant wait to see this thing going!
I've seen a lot of guys use the stock fans as long as you keep the air dam and a good angle you might be ok. These stock fans are pretty good @4000cfm. I am using the stock as well I would like to say they work great but its winter here so my temps driving are at 167ish so thats not a good comparison lol
Good luck with the build!!
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Originally Posted by Camaro9969
Nice man cant wait to see this thing going!
I've seen a lot of guys use the stock fans as long as you keep the air dam and a good angle you might be ok. These stock fans are pretty good @4000cfm. I am using the stock as well I would like to say they work great but its winter here so my temps driving are at 167ish so thats not a good comparison lol
Good luck with the build!!
Thanks Man...... Been watching your build and some of the ideas for mine come from yours lol....
I dont drive mine a lot so hoping i will be fine with cooling..... No long distance hot summer day runs or anything...
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Are you exiting the exhaust out the side of the front bumper? If so, i wouldn't have necked it down. Not that i think it's going to be a huge restriction but a 5" exhaust pipe looks bad *** haha
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Yes gonna put it out the bumper only make pipe oval shape with stainless steel plate surrounding. Gonna experiment with it see how it looks. Four inch is still big lol
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Downpipe on, ready to install wastegate next.......








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Wastegate Fabbed in....





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