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Old 08-11-2009, 08:08 PM
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Well it's been about a year since my last 'alive' post. Took me that long to get motivated to redo my build. I wanted to do a truck manifold setup but it didn't work out like I had hoped so I kept my OFI kit and redid the DP and some other stuff for clearance. I redid my cold side and added a turbosmart BOV and WG. Swapped out my stock alt for the speed inc setup and added some stainless radiator and heater hoses. Hopefully now nothing will melt. I still have some stuff with little clearance. Here is an engine bay shot. Hope to have it off to the tuner in a week or so. Setup is a 408 9.3:1, ETP 225 heads, W2W 242/238 turbo cam, 4l80e tranny, ls2 intake, BS3, OFI hot part, S91 turbo. I took the meth off the car so I'm hoping for around 900 at 18psi with some c16
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Old 08-11-2009, 10:22 PM
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aw i love that bov
Old 08-12-2009, 12:16 AM
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Moving the Alternator up top does free up alot of room for the DP on the OFI setups. Looks good.
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After doing the BMR turbo K member and rerouting the DP through there I didn't really need the alt up top. It was already done though so I just left it there.
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How much room do you think you would have if you just did the K-member .. im weighing options and the alt relocation is really expensive for what you get when you put a little more with it and get a k-member.
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You can fit a 4" DP with BMR Turbo k-member and factory Alt location. I do it all the time.
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header wrap cuts heat at least in HALF!!! I have had it both ways and header wrap does a ton better at cutting that heat
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I plan to get the hot side ceramic coated over the winter. I have a roll of header wrap but I don't like the looks of it in the engine bay. Decisions decisions.
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mine are coated and wrapped. The coating didnt do much but the wrap cut underhood heat in half.
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
...... but the wrap cut underhood heat in half.
Won't that make them prone to cracking?
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Looks nice. Hopefully ill see you soon.
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Originally Posted by Boo"SS"t
Won't that make them prone to cracking?
not so far plus its coated....the headers are good material.
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Ok, good deal! I was just wondering.
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Looks good....thanks for using BMR products in your build



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