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Old 03-02-2014, 10:47 PM
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Default 71 nova 347 billet 76 build update!!!

So after a long time reading on here and changing my mind about what parts and this and that I have finally came to a decision on my build..

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Aluminum block
forged rods pistons
stock crank
PRC stg 2.5 317 heads
Lil John custom grind cam
Holley hi ram 92mm
120lb injectors

S476r
1.10 a/r
92mm

Tial BOV
Tial 38mm twin gates
Up and forward manifolds (spoolin performance)
Treadstone trv25

thats a basic run down of what I have and plan on running this is going into a 71 nova so along the way I will share my progress and will eventually have some videos and a timeslip I can be proud of haha cars been a blazing 11.8 with a 100shot and bone stock JY 5.3haha so stay tuned

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Good news today got a call from forced induction turbo is done.. got the 317s to the machine shop soon enough ill be ready to start on the hot side...
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Still waiting on the turbo and being that I need it to do the hot side I'm still waiting in the mean time anyone do a similar build?
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Sorry about the pics they are from my phone but a month later it's here!!!
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Hey guys I need some ideas on turbo placement!!!!
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Battery area?
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That's what I was thinking but with the tubular headers it's gonna make pipe routing interesting
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Novas aren't bristling with tons of space. You might have to rethink the headers.

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Originally Posted by RonSSNova
Novas aren't bristling with tons of space. You might have to rethink the headers.

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I'm pretty much committed to running them, the lack of space is definitely an issue.. but I think I can get away with a similar placement as you Ron
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If only someone would make a plastic version of the turbo so a guy could hold it in various locations. :-)
I'm sure you will figure it out. I look forward to following along.

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Looks good! What part of the valley are you located?
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Thanks stock48, and I live in the Turlock area
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Originally Posted by RonSSNova
If only someone would make a plastic version of the turbo so a guy could hold it in various locations. :-)
I'm sure you will figure it out. I look forward to following along.

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Yea a couple of mins holding this thing straight muscle failure!

What did you guys use to suspend them?
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I used my son! Ha!
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this build looks very similar to mine except im using an LS6 intake and a 78/92 1.10 A/R. I'm very curious as to what you're going to put down
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Here is my "helping hands" setup I used when trying various orientations for turbo placement.



Ron, I love your way with words:
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Novas aren't bristling with tons of space.
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i used my engine hoist lol. the mojo is heavy.

s475 in nova, with headers, never again.
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Yea I can't wait to see what this thing makes! A little ways away..
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So it's been a while since I've updated any progress on the car but I have finished up the whole hotside minus wastegates which I'm now going twin gates as opposed to my original plan of 1 60mm. Also changed my plans on the heads

Turbo mount

Mocking up hotside


PRC 2.5 6.0 heads


I just wanna make everyone aware that this is a first attempt at fabing a turbo kit for me and my buddy, with that being said don't bash us too hard.


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