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Old 02-01-2010, 01:31 PM
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Default D1sc to my new pt88 truck maniflod build

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I didn't want to hack up the rad support so I just trimmed out underneath. Still have to make the y-pipe which will be made of 1/2 304 ss flanges and 16 guage 321 ss tubing. 304 ss 3.5 in dp all v-band assemblys,(everything will be heat wrapped) turbo smart 50mm bov, turbo smart 50mm pro wastegate, Fed by 6.0 truck manifolds that are high temp coated with factory heat shields with the pass side opening of the heat shield welded shut. I could never figure out what that opening was for...? Engine is a forged Lme built 365 CID 9.5.1 compression
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All umi suspension k-member to panhard rod.

So u guys think 800+ wheel is reasonable on meth?

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Old 02-01-2010, 04:12 PM
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Bad *** man!!!
800 and a stock M6 with not lick each other! LOL
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Thanks man
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I am doing the same with my rad support. did you do anything to the base(bottom) to make it fit
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Did you use the existing bumper support mount to mount the intercooler?
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Originally Posted by TX RED
I am doing the same with my rad support. did you do anything to the base(bottom) to make it fit

I welded 2 small brackets on the bottom of rad with rubber bushings but that doesn't have to be done, it still fit without any mods to the bottom. I just go over kill with stuff
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Originally Posted by n20kid
Did you use the existing bumper support mount to mount the intercooler?
I used the two ends of the bumper support that bolt to the frame and made bracing on the top and bottom of the ic

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damn thats pretty "heavy duty" lol... makes mine look like crap lol nice work

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Thanks man it's chromoly so it should be nice and strong. Yours looks good, I would brace the bottom though just my .02
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nice, good luck.
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Seems like a 365 with 9.5 cr and an 88mm turbo might be a little laggy? Sure will run strong up top though!
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Ya still need to brace the bottom
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Originally Posted by 99bluefirebird
Seems like a 365 with 9.5 cr and an 88mm turbo might be a little laggy? Sure will run strong up top though!

I will find out. A little lag is ok cause it will give me a chance to hook instead of smoking 3rd at 70+ like l did with my Procharger.
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Originally Posted by 1969mach1
nice, good luck.
thanks
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800+ with an 88 and supporting mods should be easy especially with the T-56. Personally I would go to an auto with a trans brake. I am going with a Rossler 4L80e Terminator 3, along with transbrake and appropriate(havent decided) torque converter. I am looking into an 88 for my 355 build. When compared to the 76GTS I think forced inductions said the 88 spools like 400rpm later. Not really a big deal. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by 355TurboLT1
800+ with an 88 and supporting mods should be easy especially with the T-56. Personally I would go to an auto with a trans brake. I am going with a Rossler 4L80e Terminator 3, along with transbrake and appropriate(havent decided) torque converter. I am looking into an 88 for my 355 build. When compared to the 76GTS I think forced inductions said the 88 spools like 400rpm later. Not really a big deal. Good luck!

Thanks man, yea I've allready been looking Into autos but l like to shift
I know the car would be faster. Well see.....
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Battery relocation done.
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Holy ****.....You stole my car.



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