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I use the twin intake pumps, 90 degree fittings out of the tank wit about 6-8" of -6 an line tbetween the pumps and the NOS y-block..then into the 1/2" hardline. You can see the y-block in the second video I posted in my build thread (did that on purpose for andrew) and if anyone cares to look closer at it, meet me up, or wait till the dyno/cruise. Reason I used that much -6 line between the block and pumps is I heard/red somewhere that the "pulsations" that occur between pumps could great issues, so with that long of line, it allows it more space to be filled, and negate those "dead" spots..if that makes ANY sense.
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I used a Y. A T just didn't seam right to me and I didn't have enuf space inside the tank (FWD). I used two -6 bulkheads out of the sender a couple feet of fuel line and a Nos -6 Y.
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I also ran a Y "NOS" brand fitting. I had around 8" of AN-6 from the tank bulkheads then it fed into the 1/2" line.
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Engine: 2.3 stroker Malhe 9.5:1 pistons MAP ultimate duity rods (1000+hp ones) balance shaft elim. ported oil pump acl race bearings arp main studs arp H11/L19 head studs Mitsu metal h/g Super tech dual valve springs Manley Titanium Retainers Crower 415 race cams (the big boys) Ported head 1mm over sized Ferrea valves Motors by gosh did my valve job (all the machine work) and cut the valve seats to blend into the head (awesome flow!!) Setup: PTE 6776H turbocharger with a .58 ar exhaust housing. obx ram horn exhaust manifold lol... full 3.5 inch exhaust dsm link w/1600cc injectors AFPR w/ cool B&M gauge lol...Ghetto... just one wally 255hp in tank (soon to be joined by another one) act exact flywheel w/2600pp and a street disk(hoping to go up to a twin disk soon as well.) Mishumotor aluminum race radiator xspower front mount 28x12x4 core with full 3 inch intercooler piping tial 50mm bov, and 38mm wastegate FP 4 inch intake pipe p/s a/c and all the extras with those two systems are now all gone. urithane motor mounts. welded center diff (Thanks Kyle at MAP) Tien springs on stock struts FD wheels (planning on buying Jets 555r nitos if he will send me a pic :) Big brake upgrade with Rotor Pros all the way around and Hawk hps pads Pro sport oil pressure, and water temp gauges Stewart Warner 40psi boost gauge Battery has been relocated to the trunk Upgrades needed to go past the 518awhp mark: MAP twin disk clutch setup Fuel pumps and lines need to be done I've had the car 4 years now, and those of you the know me. I beat the shit out of the car all the time. I've launched the crap out of it and it keeps coming back for more. All this has been done on the original 3 bolt that I got the car with.... It has got to be the best 3 bolt EVER!!!!!! I've currently got a 4 bolt waiting to go in... Just waiting on the 3 bolt to crap out of it. :) Heres a old picture from last summer of the engine bay. http://www.tcstangs.com/forum/attach...2&d=1215286573 I know my BOV is in the wrong spot ;) |
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Well, I'll revive my thread. Parts on the way include...
Fuelab Prodigy 1500hp fuel pump http://www.maperformance.com/images/...2-large-03.jpg Precision 6765 billete turbo It will be a H cover ported shroud. Picture is just a reference since I don't have it yet. I will be ordering it this coming week. http://www.treadstoneperformance.com...90-0-small.jpg Also going to have mean street performance put in a 8.50 certified roll cage at the end of April. |
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Nice looking toys you got there!
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Nice, i never looked back after I asked you about it.
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Ya know i might need a ride in this sucker this summer since youre only in princeton!
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Hey thanks guys!! I'm shooting for the 9 second range 1/4 mile pass on boost this year. I think I'll be able to achieve this goal
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I forgot to mention that I have upgraded to the MAP twin disk last fall. Love that clutch!!! Its a beast to drive but man does it never NEVER slip!!
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New turbo is being ordered tomorrow... I'm trying to decide on what exhaust housing to run. Any suggestions? The turbo is going to be the new 6765 billet. Its going to be a T4 based I'm leaning towards a .83 ar.
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nope. stay .68. I've researched and done math. if it was t3, then ya do the bigger, but since it's t4...68 ftw.
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I want to make sure that thing flows on the top end. Kyle told me .83 T4. I'm gonna talk to the guys at pte as well :)
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it will it's a t4 framed turbo. You are not loosing much top end air. Why do you think I have a .70 on my snail?
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Yea, exactly. Which is what you should be concerned with.
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the new 6765 billet spools much faster then the standard 67 did.I could see 22psi by 4500ish with that smaller .58 house so I had 4,000rpm of power band with that turbo. bumping up in size is a must if its going to spool that quick.
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Spoke with Justin today from pte, he told me to get the .58ar T4 again if I want a massive powerband. It will make the power I want and flow very well. the.58 T4 is slightly bigger then a T3 .81. So, I bought the 6765 with a ported shroud H cover with a .58 T4 exhaust housing. :) Should be here next week.
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Damn..small again! Go you!! I assume open t4?
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I have made over 800 Dynojet awhp numbers with the 6765 and a little T3 .63 A/R. The T4 .58 should do the job.
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Yes. I'm using same wg on my turbo. Only thing it won't do well is LOW boost, but any real person doesn't run that, so no worries! ;)
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Schweet! i hope you post up more pics of progress
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The 38mm might be able to control it, depends on the exhaust manifold design and WG placement. If you are only going to run highish boost anyways, then it should be fine. The problem is when people try to run them on pump gas with a questionable WG design/location and they end up creeping to 25psi or whatever above 7000RPMs. |
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quit acting like a 67 is sooo tiny. On a dsm, its pretty much the money shot. |
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Fucking awesome selection. I was reading about exh. housing sizes the other night and your choice should prove what I read to be true.
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Can't wait to see this thing running around.
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Ordered on Monday, and it showed up on Friday.
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No Mt. Dew can no kare.
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PTE ftw!
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