11-16-2012
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
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Originally Posted by goodhart
How much power have you made on the 16g?
You should be able to make 400 Dynojet on that, so you are looking for 100 extra HP right?
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Fuck a map short block. Put in a stock 2.0, cams, keep 16g, get a cheap smim and spray a 100 shot at. Done and done
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11-16-2012
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
^This.
That was my plan for my old car, hence why I have a direct port nitrous kit that happens to be for sale.
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11-16-2012
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#23
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Brainerd
Drives: 98GSX
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
This is why i'm asking questions n such...
I'm not aiming for a certain number, I'd just be happy with anything past 500+ all i'm saying
If I'm gonna put an engine back in, It's gonna be built just so I don't have to worry about it later on.
The Jm Fab drag mani was just a suggestion, I don't know which mani to use yet, why I asked eariler  Basically I was trying to figure out which turbo would be best for the fb manifold if I did wanna go that route(which the 5858 ball bearing seems to be my best bet)
I'm gonna do a new fuel system, probably fic 2150s so I'm set with injectors and don't have to worry that later on. Probably get the GSC S2 camshafts also.
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11-17-2012
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Linwood, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
What I'd do for 500hp
Stock 6 bolt or 98-99 7 bolt arp hardware on connecting rods
Gasket matched head with Evo beehives with GSC1 cams
L19s with permatorque
Billet 5858 cea
SS o2 housing w/gate provision
FP race mani
1100 FIC hi-z
255 rewired w/ BAP
Evo3 intake
N/T throttle body
I didn't add link, vrsf fmic, ect. Assuming you have that stuff
I think that would get to to 500 at DB.
As far as the manifold, go with the JMF street or Race if you plan on a 6266.
Last edited by CornFed2.4; 11-17-2012 at 02:43 AM..
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11-17-2012
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#25
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
A built motor would be nice for high compression ratio or for a stroker.
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11-20-2012
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Brainerd
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Definitely be a 2.0 built engine,
More research im doing.. I'm leaning more towards the 6266BB t3 not sure between .63 or .82
And which tubular mani to choose from. The MAP mani kit is real nice.
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11-20-2012
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#27
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
I watched a 5858 do 450 at 25psi with 2.5" exhaust, stock tb, im, small cams, small intake pipe.
6266 is a beast though, I vote you do it asap!
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11-20-2012
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Pewp Champion
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Shearer non-divided T4 manifold, S300sx 91-80 .88 divided T4, QSV, AMS SMIM, AEM Infinity, stock trans.
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11-20-2012
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#29
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
^DSM sick build right der
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11-20-2012
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formerly ecoli
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: On the dyno
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Shearer divided T6 front facing manifold, S500 88 .85 divided T6, Supra SMIC, nitrous, FTW Purple, RVR intake manifold, AEM Infinity, stock trans, stock 1G BOV.
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11-20-2012
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Prior Lake
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
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Originally Posted by b00sted_spyder
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That had to have been the slowest 500 hp car I've ever seen.
What are your actual goals with the car? Not having a defined goal often times leads to an over-turbo'd, over-manifolded lag-fest that a good 16g setup would eat for lunch, and be a lot more fun to drive.
It sounds like you're building a street car, but is there a specific 1/4 time or trap speed you are shooting for?
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11-20-2012
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#32
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
New craze = the coolest bestest thing evar!
holset ftw especially at new turbo prices!
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11-20-2012
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#33
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Brainerd
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
The car will be street/Drag
I've already done the 16g setup.. I wanna upgrade, I have to put a new engine in, my 7bolt blew up. So I'm gonna put a built 6 bolt in with Wiseco HD pistons 10.5:1 Then a new 2g built head probably use GSC S2 cams, JM Fab intake most likely or a magnus we'll see. I have a new fp mani but probably gonna sell it and pick up a tubular and get the 6266 dbb turbo for it, So I'll be good for around 700hp. I'm assuming with that setup and a new fuel system to support e85 I'll be hitting around 600-700 hp mark. Which by far exceeds what I'll be happy with. I'd be happy with anything past 500+.
With an upgraded intake and that turbo.. I don't see much lag there.
But I'm new to all this.. Never had a car past 500+ hp
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11-21-2012
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#34
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Transmission destroyer
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Not much lag with a 62mm turbo on a 2.0? roflcopters.
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11-21-2012
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#35
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Well obviously they'll be some lag.. but not terrible..
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11-21-2012
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#36
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Quote:
Originally Posted by goodhart
Not much lag with a 62mm turbo on a 2.0? roflcopters.
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I lol'ed
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11-21-2012
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#37
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Pewp Champion
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
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Originally Posted by Yiddie
With an upgraded intake and that turbo.. I don't see much lag there.
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I know we live in a world today where on the internet, anything smaller than a 61mm is "small". Forget that bullshit, a 62mm is a fairly large turbo to 99% of us. That turbo is going to shift your power band quite a bit to the right. Add in a SMIM, not sure what you're reading but that will also likely move your power band even more right. Add in larger cams, more right. Add in some tubular manifold instead of the short runner cast one (that EVERYONE is telling you to keep but for some reason you have a hard-on for tubular), and that may move it a tad more right.
By the time you're all said n done, I would predict your setup to hit 30psi around 5k+ RPM. I say that because that's about where my similar setup on my Talon hit 30psi (built 2.0, T3 tubular mani, S362, JMF intake, 272 cams). It's a world of a difference from a 16g as far as lag goes. Which may very well have a negative affect on how "enjoyable" the car is to drive. And this is EXACTLY why all of us are saying to stick with the FP manifold, and go with as small of a turbo that reaches your power goals.
Kerry on here had an FP manifold, and a bolt on SCM61, he out-spooled me and kept up up-top.
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11-21-2012
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#38
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Blaine, MN
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
No 62mm+ = we no care.
5858 will do what you want it too. or FP HTA76 has trapped 138.
I vote 16g/50 trim and spray 100 shot.
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11-21-2012
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#39
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Prior Lake
Drives: Icarus
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
Quote:
Originally Posted by Halon
I know we live in a world today where on the internet, anything smaller than a 61mm is "small". Forget that bullshit, a 62mm is a fairly large turbo to 99% of us. That turbo is going to shift your power band quite a bit to the right. Add in a SMIM, not sure what you're reading but that will also likely move your power band even more right. Add in larger cams, more right. Add in some tubular manifold instead of the short runner cast one (that EVERYONE is telling you to keep but for some reason you have a hard-on for tubular), and that may move it a tad more right.
By the time you're all said n done, I would predict your setup to hit 30psi around 5k+ RPM. I say that because that's about where my similar setup on my Talon hit 30psi (built 2.0, T3 tubular mani, S362, JMF intake, 272 cams). It's a world of a difference from a 16g as far as lag goes. Which may very well have a negative affect on how "enjoyable" the car is to drive. And this is EXACTLY why all of us are saying to stick with the FP manifold, and go with as small of a turbo that reaches your power goals.
Kerry on here had an FP manifold, and a bolt on SCM61, he out-spooled me and kept up up-top.
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Well said!
I am a little rusty on my 10+ year old turbo knowledge, but isn't a bolt-on SCM61 known as the original 'Red' ?
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11-21-2012
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Reynolds number user
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Re: My New 98 gsx build
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Originally Posted by Tachyon
Well said!
I am a little rusty on my 10+ year old turbo knowledge, but isn't a bolt-on SCM61 known as the original 'Red' ?
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I dont think so. If my memory serves i think the original red was a 60-1 compressor and a td06 turbine in a 7 or 8cm housing.
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