PIcs of my 408 F1R, Becool setup
09-06-2007, 11:50 AM
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Video to come... need my final tune done. P1SC with Becool.... you will have to slightly mod the bottom radiator crossmember... in fact there is an install guide I believe on the Becool site that trys to explain what minor mods(bending) need to be done. I had to mod mine to the degree I did to fit the 4 in 90 on th inlet side. as fra as the hood bracket... you have to cut off the legs that come down to a v and bolt to the bottom radiator cross member bracket. I then took some flat stock .. bent them to a different angle and rebloted it to the bottom of the radiator crossmember.
09-06-2007, 04:18 PM
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The exact size eludes me right this moment. I do remember being told that I was pullied for 20PSI... thus enabling me to get to my desired boost level of 15 psi and maintain at the "Desired tune RPM". I believe that is 6000. I am not using SDCE, I'm using a steel j bracket, 8-rib setup.
10-20-2007, 12:44 PM
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Did you remove the dowel on the bottom right side (passenger) of the radiator to get it to move this far forward? Installing mine now with a D1SC (I have my blower shimmed forward)and it's tight. This dowel is keeping it from moving as far forward as it could.
10-20-2007, 10:26 PM
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Video to come... need my final tune done. P1SC with Becool.... you will have to slightly mod the bottom radiator crossmember... in fact there is an install guide I believe on the Becool site that trys to explain what minor mods(bending) need to be done. I had to mod mine to the degree I did to fit the 4 in 90 on th inlet side. as fra as the hood bracket... you have to cut off the legs that come down to a v and bolt to the bottom radiator cross member bracket. I then took some flat stock .. bent them to a different angle and rebloted it to the bottom of the radiator crossmember.
Great contribution to the FI forum. This really helps out! What did you make your elbow out of, mild steel? How well does it clamp to the head unit?
Last edited by helicoil; 10-20-2007 at 10:32 PM.
