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Old 05-04-2007, 05:13 PM
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Default More progress on my turbo kit...56k get some dinner

There are still a couple of things I need to address...
1) The Power steering boost is the size of a small country and I need to find a solution to free up space

2) Clearance may be tight infront of the motor with the starter, fuel pump and vacuum pump, may look at a Meziere water pump without the belt drive. Anyone have a good solution for a high AMP alternator in a compact package?

3) The driver side header had to be redone to allow for clearance in the steering shaft, we have about 3/4" of clearance now.

4) Need to decide if I am going to do an A2A or A2W intercooler, just can't seem to decide both have advantages and disadvantages

5) Need also to decide if I need a flex section or two on the turbo crossover pipes. Motor is plated, turbo is solid mounted to the frame


Headers: 1 3/4" Mild Steel 16g
Downpipe: 5" Mild Steel 14g -> 5" 14g aluminum out the back
Crossover: 2.5" MS 16g with the wastegates right off the collectors as it turns to make the run towards the turbo
Intercooler: 4" aluminum
Wastegates: Twin Tial 44mm
Blow Off Valves: Twin Tial 50mm
Turbo: S95

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nice mang!!

What is that space between the tb and intake for? Is it anything like the spacers for carbs, to increase CC's in the intake manifold?
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Originally Posted by obZidian
nice mang!!

What is that space between the tb and intake for? Is it anything like the spacers for carbs, to increase CC's in the intake manifold?
Just a good place to grab reference lines from...or an excuse to have a cowl hood.

Looking good man! That race weight is going to be tough though! But anything is po$$ible.
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Fing Nice WORK!
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beautiful work!

what are you planning to do with the radiator?
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Originally Posted by obZidian
nice mang!!

What is that space between the tb and intake for? Is it anything like the spacers for carbs, to increase CC's in the intake manifold?
Supposedly it allows the air to straighten out before it goes to the cylinders. Kurt over @ W2W recommended it.
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Originally Posted by KraZy
beautiful work!

what are you planning to do with the radiator?
I need to decide on the intercooler and radiator. The radiator is going to be a double pass drag style for max efficiency.
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Thats going to be sick!!
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Coming along nicely

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i am very impressed! that will be one nice race car.

...how much did you steal the car for again?
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Nice work.
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VERY nice work, that dp is HUGE
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Supposedly it allows the air to straighten out before it goes to the cylinders. Kurt over @ W2W recommended it.
Wouldn't want it going in all ****-eyed or anything!

What trick things are you doing to get the weight out of that thing? We never had much luck getting an fbody light but we never did anything extreme like lexan, carbon fiber, etc.
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Thanks guys anyone got any info on these...
1) The Power steering boost is the size of a small country and I need to find a solution to free up space

2) Clearance may be tight infront of the motor with the starter, fuel pump and vacuum pump, may look at a Meziere water pump without the belt drive. Anyone have a good solution for a high AMP alternator in a compact package?

3) The driver side header had to be redone to allow for clearance in the steering shaft, we have about 3/4" of clearance now.

4) Need to decide if I am going to do an A2A or A2W intercooler, just can't seem to decide both have advantages and disadvantages

5) Need also to decide if I need a flex section or two on the turbo crossover pipes. Motor is plated, turbo is solid mounted to the frame
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looks great so far...good luck!
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