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Old 10-06-2011, 03:48 PM
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lookin to do a real basic set up-already got a TC78 gonna do truck manifolds with crossover racetronix pump custom ground cam with golds "317s" 60lbers (do i need bigger) cx fmic tial 46mm WG and not sure on BOV...lookin to push around 10 psi or less...any advice i can get is appreciated, have had two nitrous cars previous to this so boost is a whole new ballgame to me...thanks :hail

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Originally Posted by nevrlift13
lookin to do a real basic set up-already got a TC78 gonna do truck manifolds with crossover racetronix pump custom ground cam with golds "317s" 60lbers (do i need bigger) cx fmic tial 46mm WG and not sure on BOV...lookin to push around 10 psi or less...any advice i can get is appreciated, have had two nitrous cars previous to this so boost is a whole new ballgame to me...thanks :hail

I've always used Tial for my BOV and wastegate. But on this car, I opted for the Precision 39mm wastegate. Also, I am on a stock motor using 60lbers (8psi). The best thing you can do here is switch to the 2bar map sensor. Go speed density and bypass the MAF.
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Precision 46mm wg is a lot nicer than the tial IMO, also race part solutions has a 50mm bov for $100 that we've had really good luck with on cars.
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thanks for the input, new to all this boost stuff...ill check out precision for sure...100 only for the bov WOW gettin of easy on that one...

anyone know the dims i need on the FMIC im searchin and not seeing it..also if anyone knows a place that has prefabbed crossover pipe and fmic piping?
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lookin at forced inductions.com last night seems to have almost everything i need

anymore input is appreciated...really had more quesitons abt fueling it...read some of the stickys and theyre saying a racetronix isnt gonna be enuff for 8-10 psi?
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i went with the precision 46mm wastegate, very nice unit and comes with ever spring you need to run 1-25lbs of boost

also i used the 50mm RPS BOV from modular turbo, a sponsor on tech, Almost identical to the tial unit but about 40% of the cost. Looks great and came with stainless and aluminum flanges. Very nice unit and sounds very good too

I am running 36lb injectors on 6-7lbs, so i think 60s will be plenty fine for 10lbs
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Originally Posted by Fondle
i went with the precision 46mm wastegate, very nice unit and comes with ever spring you need to run 1-25lbs of boost

also i used the 50mm RPS BOV from modular turbo, a sponsor on tech, Almost identical to the tial unit but about 40% of the cost. Looks great and came with stainless and aluminum flanges. Very nice unit and sounds very good too

I am running 36lb injectors on 6-7lbs, so i think 60s will be plenty fine for 10lbs
whos injectors u runnin? i was gonna go RC since theyre local but open to suggestions




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