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Old 12-08-2015, 11:00 AM
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Default Two 5.3's, & a 100mm Turbo...

First off, I like the bazaar. More outlandish the better.

I got this idea from watching tractor pulls for decades, so bare with me. I have a few 5.3's laying around & I have a friend that has a 100mm turbo laying around, enough for 1200HP+.

The idea's to take two 5.3's & join them front to back, essentially making a 10.6L, V-16. That should make about 600HP. Slap on the 100mm & run 16PSI on E85.

Bam! 1200HP for dirt cheap.

I have a decent handle on how to join them(tractor pulls remember), but...

What to put it in?
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OK, I'll go first.

My first thought was an air-boat.

Or build cab-forward tube chassis...
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Mid engine mounted box van. lol
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I thought about an Astro-van.

What I'm thinking in an automotive application is, because the thing would be a torque monster, is link the engine, through a properly stalled converter, directly to the rear diff.

Have it idle @750 & have the converter come on at 1100-1200RPM, & rise from there.
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why.....
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Because I like like to do things different.

"..& I, I took the path less traveled by..."
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Why all the effort when you can do 1200hp on a single 5.3L for dirt cheap. If you really wanted to go to all the effort to link stuff together I would slap two 100mm on it and set a goal for at least 2000hp.
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Think, Cheap. I'm talking JY. Truck manifolds & all. Stock cam, heads, intake, etc.

That's why the airboat struck me. Very little perifferals & I have uncles into air boating & both are intrigued to try it.
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1970 Lincoln Continental. One of the few cars that has enough engine bay... comes with a 9" rear too.


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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
1970 Lincoln Continental. One of the few cars that has enough engine bay... comes with a 9" rear too.


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The Hoooooood, goes on & on!
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Originally Posted by SLOW SEDAN
Why all the effort when you can do 1200hp on a single 5.3L for dirt cheap. If you really wanted to go to all the effort to link stuff together I would slap two 100mm on it and set a goal for at least 2000hp.
This.

Or twin 90s or twin 88s... but you get the point. haha
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
1970 Lincoln Continental. One of the few cars that has enough engine bay... comes with a 9" rear too.


What he said. 1200hp may even get it into the 12's.
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Cruisin in style, Ha.
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Definitely some sort of minivan mid-engine setup, with a 4WD system stolen from a truck, and a long front driveshaft to a Dana 44 or something.
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Originally Posted by vettewreck
This.

Or twin 90s or twin 88s... but you get the point. haha
Yeah, awesome times we live in, right?

I think it's great we have such better engineered engines to play with. I just like the V-16 concept... Same power but low RPM Efficient. Also, I figure I could have it up and running for a couple grand.
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It could be cool...





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Originally Posted by Tjabo
Definitely some sort of minivan mid-engine setup, with a 4WD system stolen from a truck, and a long front driveshaft to a Dana 44 or something.
If I wanted to do AWD, in my mindly-ventures into Wild-Dom. But I would say actual AWD viscous coupling. A simple coupling tourque converter would make it way more compact.
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
It could be cool...





A tube rail car had entered my mind. But then I thought make something street able fun like a Endo.
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Originally Posted by gtfoxy
Think, Cheap. I'm talking JY. Truck manifolds & all. Stock cam, heads, intake, etc.

That's why the airboat struck me. Very little perifferals & I have uncles into air boating & both are intrigued to try it.
I'm talking cheap too because its exactly what I'm using. 150k+ mile 5.3L, stock intake and exhaust manifolds, stock 862 junk, etc and it has no problem getting fed the beans by an 88mm. Double that up and your easily on the verge of 2000hp.


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