some progress on the MuffStang
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4.8
TU1
TH400
TC78
2800lbs
E85
Still have a ways to go but progress is good.

http://s40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...x%20MuffStang/
TU1
TH400
TC78
2800lbs
E85
Still have a ways to go but progress is good.

http://s40.photobucket.com/albums/e2...x%20MuffStang/
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the guy in lake city lives here in jax and said he would bring drums if you give him notice- other than that ill just drive to macclenny and fill up a 55gal drum or 2 and put in the garage.
you sure Ill need E85 LOL
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665Whp and 9.99 @140 but just kinda a fun Sat night street car.
yes , its a 60mm- It should bleed off plenty of pressure when it opens.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/gri-8-00165-ls
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My craigs list 4.8 had bad bearings 
Picked up another 4.8 from a friend who pulled it out of his truck he bought new- It ran well when pulled so Ill keep my fingers crossed.
Wanna play the "what will it make on 15psi" game ?

Picked up another 4.8 from a friend who pulled it out of his truck he bought new- It ran well when pulled so Ill keep my fingers crossed.
Wanna play the "what will it make on 15psi" game ?
On a good note, I drove the SC around the block last night. A little wet out but its tuning time!
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The 3.5" is really tight. I don't think a 4" will fit.
I may be switching to 4" outlet turbo so I'm just going to use a reducer pipe for 3-4" off the turbo and merge it with my 3.5" pipe.
I may be switching to 4" outlet turbo so I'm just going to use a reducer pipe for 3-4" off the turbo and merge it with my 3.5" pipe.











