Small Block & Big Block Chevy Specific Mouse & Rat Motor Discussion & Conversions

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Old 11-15-2005, 02:55 PM
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hey just thought id post pics of my progress on my camaro
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Looks good, might want to re-enforce those headers if they are SSautochrome
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who makes the Headers?
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damn you! i'm jelouse!!
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im cutting them apart to make them work better then im going to make a plate to mount them and my acc to so they dont break
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I'd say open up that throttle body too! use a monoblade and get a TON more air in there
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yep planed on ordering one of those 1300cfm ones, that my old 52mm
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twin 70's on a 350 tpi? correct me if i'm wrong, but wont that take forever to spool up??? i'm just curious why you decided to go with that size turbo's, not knowing the rest of your combo of course. what kind of power #'s are you looking at making? looks good anyway!
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Thats not a tpi.
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Originally Posted by PRAY HRD
twin 70's on a 350 tpi? correct me if i'm wrong, but wont that take forever to spool up??? i'm just curious why you decided to go with that size turbo's, not knowing the rest of your combo of course. what kind of power #'s are you looking at making? looks good anyway!

i dont think it will be that bad its only a .68 a/r plus the motors is going to have a a custom grind cam 8.5 comp. and ported fastburn heads
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Originally Posted by Strokinit383
Thats not a tpi.
kinda is it a tpis mini-ram
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Originally Posted by Strokinit383
Thats not a tpi.

yea, i know it's not a factory style tps intake, but like he said, it's kinda like it. well, give it a shot. i'm sure it will make power either way!!!
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Originally Posted by PRAY HRD
yea, i know it's not a factory style tps intake, but like he said, it's kinda like it. well, give it a shot. i'm sure it will make power either way!!!
That TPIS intake should work real good for what he's doing, the short runners on it work great up to around 6500RPM (more with port work), they just don't offer a bunch down low the way a stock TPI does. With a small a/r on the turbines it should spool up OK, but they are the big side for that application. In the picture it looks like the headers were setup for a T3, I'm assuming that your swapping that out for a T4 flange. With the Fast Burn heads it should make some power. Are you going to be driving it on the street? If so think real hard about the 8.5 compression, with it down that low it might be tuff to drive on the street. In the past we've had problems with boosted cars loading up and not driving well on the street.
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Originally Posted by ProStreetZ28
That TPIS intake should work real good for what he's doing, the short runners on it work great up to around 6500RPM (more with port work), they just don't offer a bunch down low the way a stock TPI does. With a small a/r on the turbines it should spool up OK, but they are the big side for that application. In the picture it looks like the headers were setup for a T3, I'm assuming that your swapping that out for a T4 flange. With the Fast Burn heads it should make some power. Are you going to be driving it on the street? If so think real hard about the 8.5 compression, with it down that low it might be tuff to drive on the street. In the past we've had problems with boosted cars loading up and not driving well on the street.
yeah im choping the headers apart there done right now just not in the pic. the heads are ported to hell with 202 160's and the intake is matching as well plus im planing on having a cam made for it i dont think ill have a problem with loading up im running a AEM ems computer in it and it has a 6 speed.
the .68 i think will spool fine

by the way im trying to make it to 1000hp or as close to it as i can on pump gas so i kinda need 8.5-1 compression
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Who makes the headers?
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ummmmmmmmmmm thats pretty good luck w/ the 1000 hp


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