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Old 09-03-2009, 03:04 PM
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Owned bu Photobucket I really wanna see this.

GOOD LUCK MAN,
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Originally Posted by czwalga00gt
Can you give some more info on this?
middle bolt on the alt bracket goes through the bracket to the upper left hole on the front of the head with an adequate sized spacer to keep the pulleys aligned. bolt on the short leg of the bracket has a nut on the end to hold the alt in place. on the long leg of the bracket a bold goes through the bracket and the alt on a small slide type tensioner about 2.5" long and bolts to where the stock tensioner mounted. had to take a little material off the alt to keep everything aligned and also had to grind the bracket and the head of the bolt down a little to make it so the belt wouldnt contact it. everything looks like it should work and i dont really have any money in it, but we'll see when the belt stays on

heres the best pic of the slide i could get

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Killer. What do you have planned for the downpipe and exhaust?
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Nice set up.
You think the hotwire and walbro going to be enough?
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that's a sick *** setup on the alt thing. i am going to have to do that one. i was wondering the same thing about how you were able to tighten it up and now i know. and i think i've told you this before but i love your rims. i keep wanting to buy them!
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Originally Posted by maxgee
Nice set up.
You think the hotwire and walbro going to be enough?
probably not but im keeping my fingers crossed. 550 seems to be what people are squeezing outta them
Old 09-09-2009, 03:18 PM
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that turbo enough do do 750rwhp on pump gas w/o meth?
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update:

got some work done over the past couple days

finished wiring the fans. used weatherpacks so everything is nice and neat. also extended the alternator signal and IAT sensor wires. no need for pics here, they look like wires

got the rear outta the car to take the chunk to have gears install. 3rd member was insanely clean. the second pic is as it came out of the rear, no cleaning at all





pieced together an upper radiator hose that was giving me hell trying to figure out.



if you want you car to look like a race car, forget the turbo, just add a breather tank. looks pretty cool. its vented from the rear of the drivers side valve cover and the front of the pass side valve cover. rear of pass side is plugged as is the pcv port on the throttle body. using the one of the intake as the ref for the BOV







got the bumper all trimmed and put back on





i wish i could get better pics through the bumper but im working with a pretty confined space. good thing the car is in the air or id be running outta places to put ****



turbo kit is pretty much done, all i need to do is build the downpipe, install gauges, fuel pump hotwire, reinstall rear, and tune.

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Old 09-14-2009, 09:25 PM
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Is the radiator in stock location
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looks very good!
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can you take some extra pics when you fab up the downpipe
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[QUOTE=TX RED;12222134]Is the radiator in stock location[/QUOTE

car looks great i cant wait to start mine
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looks great
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Very clean setup, looks good!
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Beautiful setup. are you going to use a turbo blanket or wrap?
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radiator is in the stock location,

as for the turbo blanket i wasnt planning on it, gonna see how hot things get under there but if i need one i will
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Bringing this back up, interested in further progress and how that alt bracket is working out, im having a bear of a time with mine.
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Ryan, did you ever get the downpipe squared away?
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Nice work! I'm modeling my kit after yours, except i have a lot less room to work with so we'll see how it goes!
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small update, no pics though

- gears cam back from getting installed and ill put the rear back in this weekend.
- water temp and boost gauge are installed in the center vents.
- got the downpipe situation figured out and pretty much done. just need to extend it back a little more towards the rear of the trans, install the wideband bung and wrap it
- turbo drain is on but not sure if i like the way it goes. theres about 3-4" section coming outta the timing cover that is horizontal, however there is about a 4-5" drop from the turbo to this section so im hoping it works, gonna post a pic later to get opinions

ordered hptuners and the wideband from ky speed yesterday so im hoping to have the car on the ground, fill fluids, load a base tune and try to start it towards the end of next week. also need to finish the fuel pressure gauge installation and drop the tank to finish the rear half of the hotwire install

slowly but surely . . .


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