**RCC Twin Turbo Build Update**
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Make no mistake, you guys are heads above me in the automotive fabrication department. But the charge pipes merge at the throttle body looks kinda funky. Was that the best way to do it because of your routing? Or do you think it wouldnt matter if the merge was done through a longer transition further upstream? I dont mean anything by it, just an observation.
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Fab work is 90% completed. Got the engine back together today and it is going in tomorow. PolyDyne is kinda jacking us around on the coating. The stuff was supposed to be done in a week.. two weeks ago. Now I am also waiting on some of the 20-an fittings for the A2W intercoolers. Other than that I am ready for final assembly
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what is this
PolyDyne is kinda jacking us around on the coating. The stuff was supposed to be done in a week.. two weeks ago
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Those are the two fuel pumps and the voltage controller that I am using on this car. Yes I use their stuff all the time and have no problems with rust or flaking. You just have to know what temp coating to get. Some of their stuff wont hold up to temps that turbo kits get to.
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LMR is doing the final assemly on my car now. Im hoping to have a running car very soon. The build got put behind schedule due to some unforseen problems but its very close.
Heres some pics of the piping after the coating was done.
Heres some pics of the piping after the coating was done.