some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
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Car: 91 camaro rs
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others




this is my summertime daily driver, runs 13.1 @105 with a terrible 60' and gets around 21mpg:
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Car: 91 camaro rs
Engine: 355, blowthru, 78mm turbo
Transmission: th350, art carr converter
Axle/Gears: stock 7.5, 3.23s, minispool
Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
im using a Turbonetics TC-78(.96 a/r t4), on a 355.
50mm jgs wg
56mm jgs bov
1 3/4" f-body hooker headers
2 1/2" crossover
3" to turbine
afr195cc heads
vic jr.
csu 750
comp cams hyd roller around .575" 224 duration
aeromtive fuel system w/ A1000
msd 6al btm and msd pro billet dist.
th350
3800ish stall
3.23s w/ mini spool for now
looking to make 650-700 crank hp, seeing 80+% street use, hope to run 10.99@130 on 15-18psi (3500lbs)
50mm jgs wg
56mm jgs bov
1 3/4" f-body hooker headers
2 1/2" crossover
3" to turbine
afr195cc heads
vic jr.
csu 750
comp cams hyd roller around .575" 224 duration
aeromtive fuel system w/ A1000
msd 6al btm and msd pro billet dist.
th350
3800ish stall
3.23s w/ mini spool for now
looking to make 650-700 crank hp, seeing 80+% street use, hope to run 10.99@130 on 15-18psi (3500lbs)
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
Nice, I like how it's all mandrel bent tubing and the way you used standard facing headers. Do you have your downpipe fabricated yet? Also, have you thought about moving the air dam forward so that it's flush with the front of the intercooler? It looks like it would direct the incoming air better that way.
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
peeped this n the turbo forums....nice build...im startin mine in a few weeks...
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
Hey i really love the build. can you post up some more pics of you cell and fuel system?
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Car: 91 camaro rs
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Transmission: th350, art carr converter
Axle/Gears: stock 7.5, 3.23s, minispool
Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
i have not had any real issues with overheating yet with the intercooler like that but i think i will move it forward a little bit to allow air up into the radiator also. we'll see ive only got about 20-30miles on the car with the "old" turbo setup...
i dont think i have many pics of the fuel system other then whats on here i can try and get some... its the aeromotive 'blowthru' system...a1000, boost ref. fuel press.reg., etc...
its a 16 gallon plastic cell, sumped with a -10an outlet, i made a "frame" to cradle the cell out of 1/2x1/2" and 1x1" square tube. it was a pain. and took along time..if i had to do it again i probably would have paid for a sumped stock style tank. my cell is held in really solid, and doesnt hang low or anything, but as far as making it legal for track tech inspection is a pain in the neck, ive got to make ahinged sheet metal cover for it or something........
i dont think i have many pics of the fuel system other then whats on here i can try and get some... its the aeromotive 'blowthru' system...a1000, boost ref. fuel press.reg., etc...
its a 16 gallon plastic cell, sumped with a -10an outlet, i made a "frame" to cradle the cell out of 1/2x1/2" and 1x1" square tube. it was a pain. and took along time..if i had to do it again i probably would have paid for a sumped stock style tank. my cell is held in really solid, and doesnt hang low or anything, but as far as making it legal for track tech inspection is a pain in the neck, ive got to make ahinged sheet metal cover for it or something........
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
Looks good! Where are you going to run that downpipe and what size?
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Car: 91 camaro rs
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Transmission: th350, art carr converter
Axle/Gears: stock 7.5, 3.23s, minispool
Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
im going to make a half circle notch in the firewall behind the passneger side header collector. and its going to be 3 1/2", i'll probably use a single 3 1/2" bullet muffler right about where the factory cat was and then head towards the rear along the driveshaft and most likely dump it at the axle. that the plan anyways..
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Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
Looks good. I want your turbo! Want to trade, mines good for 10.7's. haha j/k. Nice work. As far as the airdam goes, mines in the stock location and my intercooler is exactly where yours is and it works fine. When i make a pass, i can feel one side of the intercooler is hot and the other is cold, so air flows thro for sure.
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Car: 86 berlinetta 92rs gfx
Engine: 4 bolt 384 stroker
Transmission: th350 4000 stall manual/T brake
Axle/Gears: 87 iroc 9 bolt
Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
looks wicked man! those gears should complment the boost pretty well should need to go much lower. u gonna throw some alchy on it too?
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Car: 91 camaro rs
Engine: 355, blowthru, 78mm turbo
Transmission: th350, art carr converter
Axle/Gears: stock 7.5, 3.23s, minispool
Re: some partially fabbed hotside pics, and few others
um, maybe some water/meth/alky injection... moneys tight, works slowed down alotttt... i have an old Nitrous Express wet nitrous kit i was thinking of converting/fabbing into a intercooler spray bar kit just for the track, but im not sure...
also dont know what exactly im doing for a shortblock, i really wanted to run a built motor this year but i cant afford it right now and didnt wanna half-*** it, so i may just throw another stock short block in it with some steel head gaskets and my small turbo cam and keep the boost conservative...
also dont know what exactly im doing for a shortblock, i really wanted to run a built motor this year but i cant afford it right now and didnt wanna half-*** it, so i may just throw another stock short block in it with some steel head gaskets and my small turbo cam and keep the boost conservative...
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hey gotta run what you can, i here ya on shlt being slow. this time last year i was thinking id have my new short block together and running boost by about now. a nitrous cooled intercooler cant be to hard to fab at home.
honestly i think you can get away with some good numbers on a stock mild rebuild with some good pistons and flow. make that turbo do the work.
honestly i think you can get away with some good numbers on a stock mild rebuild with some good pistons and flow. make that turbo do the work.
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