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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 12:54 AM
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BBSDesigns SINGLE TURBO SYSTEM

Ready to run!!! complete BBSDesigns single turbo system, all included. E-mail me for information at BermudezBrainStormingDesigns@hotmail.com

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 01:41 AM
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that looks phuqing awesome dude!!!

... so when is the TT setup going to happen
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got a returned email not a valid email address...hey man is this kit for real if it is i got the cash need more info please
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:32 AM
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Sorry, mess up with the id and e mail, SORRY!

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got a returned email not a valid email address...hey man is this kit for real if it is i got the cash need more info please
Hi, my e-mail is BermudezBrainStormingDesigns@hotmail.com
my mistake, sorry
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:40 AM
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Twin Turbo

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that looks phuqing awesome dude!!!

.. so when is the TT setup going to happen
Hi, I sold the 2 twin turbo setups, but I expect to start fabricating them this week or maybe next week, takes me about a week finishing them. I'll post them as soon as they are ready. I still have 2 single turbo kits unsold, but they are not RTR(ready to run, it dosent have the crossover pipe and drivers header) as the kit I just finished last night that is RTR(ready to run). I will make the crossover connection for those 2 kits as well. hope they will sell and that people support my work.
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 12:28 PM
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could you possibly post some pics of what the exhaust manifolds/headers look like?
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 12:41 PM
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Originally posted by mw66nova
could you possibly post some pics of what the exhaust manifolds/headers look like?

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 01:35 PM
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what is plug access like and how much are looking to get for this kit....can you make it with a blow-thru cap for a carb?
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 02:17 PM
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Plug access

Originally posted by mw66nova
what is plug access like and how much are looking to get for this kit....can you make it with a blow-thru cap for a carb?
One of the best things that this kit has is plug access. To remove the plugs just remove the down pipe. Since the down pipe is not welded to the rest of the exhaust pipe, it is slip on style, removal is fast. In one occation I removed the downpipe in about 15 minutes with the engine mega hot. The down pipe is connected to the rest of the exhaust pipe with a flexible steel connector, same as the heavy load trucks use on their exhaust. No clamps to remove except for the "V" band clamp which is very easy to remove. As for the plugs #2,4 & 8 are very easy, for #6 there is no access for a ratchet, and also no access for a fixed wrench, so how the heck do I remove it?! I got an extra 5/8" socket and machined the exterior surface so that I could place a 3/4 fixed wrench and voila!. If for some extraordinary reason you cannot remove the plugs, simply remove the turbo header, something that I have never needed to. One thing that I do recommen is changing the plugs to shorty style. Accels make shorty style plugs and other manufacturers as well. Summit part # is acc-0576s for the Accel plugs. I would also recommend using thermal protection for the plug cables.
I hope this answers your questions.
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 02:29 PM
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 08:09 PM
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I would like to see this optioned without a turbo for those of us that have access to used or JYD turbos.
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 09:09 PM
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A selection of flanges would be nice too.
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 09:42 PM
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BBSDesigns Sigle Turbo System Parts List

BBSDesigns single turbo kit for 450 Horsepower range includes;

1) Brand new T61 turbocharger, simmilar as shown in picture, same size, but not polished. Ceramic coating option.
2) Laser cut, 3/8" thick steel flange, 1/8" wall thickness pipe turbo header. Ceramic coating option.
3) Drivers side steel header.
4)Crossoverpipe.
5) Stainless steel 3" dia. down pipe with "V" band and oxygen & pyrometer fittings.
6) 3" dia. steel inlet pipe with connecting hoses, clamps, elbow and MAF or MAP installation option.
7) Innovative billet wastegate powder coated with stainless steel exhaust pipe.
8) HKS blow-off valve.
9) Special oil dip stick.
10) Stainless steel braided oil supply hose and connectors.
11) Oil return flange and connectors.
12) Hardware; bolts, nuts, gaskets, special Allen key wrench, Installation instructions, etc...
*Notes; some modifications necesary, down pipe to vehicle exhaust pipe needs to be joined. Turbo header designed for straight plug heads, do not guarantee that will fit angled plug heads.

Options

Ceramic coating for turbo header and turbine housing $240.00 (add $240 to total price).
Carburetor pressure plenum (for carburated vehicles) $275.00 (add $275.00 to total price).

The BBSDesigns turbo system is currently in sale at eBay item#2459958892 for those that just want to buy it right away

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:06 PM
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BBSDesigns Single Turbo Passengers Side View.

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:12 PM
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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:13 PM
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BBSDesigns Crossover Pipe View

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Old Feb 11, 2004 | 10:15 PM
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 01:54 AM
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Why does it look like the O2 sensor would smack right into the valve cover ?
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 08:43 AM
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Oxygen sensor

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Why does it look like the O2 sensor would smack right into the valve cover ?
The down pipe is fixed to the turbo with clamp, no movement there. The oxygen sensor is perfectly located, easy to remove, dosent touch anything, never.
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 11:14 AM
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Looks really nice, but two questions for you

1. what size pipe is the crossover? 2 1/2?

2. is there any chance you would sell parts from the kit seperate, like the passenger side turbo header?
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Re: Oxygen sensor

Originally posted by BBSDesigns
The down pipe is fixed to the turbo with clamp, no movement there. The oxygen sensor is perfectly located, easy to remove, dosent touch anything, never.
Thank's
What I was more referring to was if someone was running a non stock 3 wire O2 sensor, or those of us on the boards with the LT1 swap as the sensors are a good bit longer than the stock stubby, not to mention quite a few would probably end up wanting to go wideband in the future and im not sure of the length of those...
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Re: Oxygen sensor

Originally posted by BBSDesigns
The down pipe is fixed to the turbo with clamp, no movement there. The oxygen sensor is perfectly located, easy to remove, dosent touch anything, never.
Thank's
What I was more referring to was if someone was running a non stock 3 wire O2 sensor, or those of us on the boards with the LT1 swap as the sensors are a good bit longer than the stock stubby, not to mention quite a few would probably end up wanting to go wideband in the future and im not sure of the length of those...
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I really like the look of these things! Have seen it on ebay numerous times actually.

Are there any plans for an intercooled version?
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 02:58 PM
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Re: Re: Oxygen sensor

Originally posted by Z28*****
What I was more referring to was if someone was running a non stock 3 wire O2 sensor, or those of us on the boards with the LT1 swap as the sensors are a good bit longer than the stock stubby, not to mention quite a few would probably end up wanting to go wideband in the future and im not sure of the length of those...

Hi, I can locate the oxygen sensor fitting where you want to. I can do special requests.
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 03:21 PM
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BBSD..... have you considerd to sell Just twin turbo headers? and do you have pic's of either of the 2 you sold?

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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by scottland
Looks really nice, but two questions for you

1. what size pipe is the crossover? 2 1/2?

2. is there any chance you would sell parts from the kit seperate, like the passenger side turbo header?
The crossover pipe is 2 1/2" dia.

For those that dont have enough funds, but want to turbocharge their car I am going to sell a semi complete package that only includes the driver's turbo header, passenger's side header, crossover pipe, downpipe and T61 turbocharger, just the primary parts. This enables them to get parts probbably from eBay at very low prices, probbably lower than what I can offer. I cannot sell the kit without the turbo because if I did I would have complaints of downpipe non fit situations. Turbochargers are mostly the same, but in our cars a bit of difference in turbo dimensions could result in problems, probbably needing to re-make the downpipe.

This kit will not include the; Innovative wastegate, wastegate stainless steel exhaust pipe, HKS blow-off valve, inlet pipes, bolts, allen key wrench, clamps, oil dipstick, gaskets, oil supply stainless steel hose and oil return, hoses, elbows, etc...


Check the picture under to see what is included and what parts are not, some parts that are mentioned above are not shown in the picture.


Price for partial kit is: $1795.00

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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 03:35 PM
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Semi complete turbo kit

Originally posted by B4Ctom1
I would like to see this optioned without a turbo for those of us that have access to used or JYD turbos.
Hi B4Ctom1!, I just cut some corners to make a kit for those that just want the headers or dont have enough funds, but want to turbocharge their car. I am going to sell a semi complete package that only includes the driver's turbo header, passenger's side header, crossover pipe, downpipe and T61 turbocharger, just the primary parts. This enables them to get parts probbably from eBay at very low prices, probbably lower than what I can offer. I cannot sell the kit without the turbo because if I did I would have complaints of downpipe non fit situations. Turbochargers are mostly the same, but in our cars a bit of difference in turbo dimensions could result in problems, probbably needing to re-make the downpipe.

This kit will not include the; Innovative wastegate, wastegate stainless steel exhaust pipe, HKS blow-off valve, inlet pipes, bolts, allen key wrench, clamps, oil dipstick, gaskets, oil supply stainless steel hose and oil return, hoses, elbows, etc...


Check the picture I included to see what is included and what parts are not, some parts that are mentioned above are not shown in the picture.

Price for semi-complete kit is: $1795.00

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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 03:56 PM
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Twin turbo headers

Originally posted by TPl383
BBSD..... have you considerd to sell Just twin turbo headers? and do you have pic's of either of the 2 you sold?

E-mail me at Chris@cecoatings.com

Hi, when I got the twin turbo system on my car I never thought of producing and selling them, so I didnt took any pictures in the short time I had it installed on my car. Now that I am selling them and finished those two kits I didn't have the chance to take them pictures installed or at least uninstalled, my camera busted and have to let them go without a chance to take them pictures. I am going to start two more twin turbo kits next tuesday, hopefully I will have them finished in a week. I still havent bought the camera, but you can bet I will not let them go. If you want only the headers I can sell them for $1200.00 the pair. Remember this are laser cut 3/8" thick steel flanged parts with 1/8" wall thickness pipes turbo headers, laser cutting is not cheap. Since twin turbo setup dosent have the tight problem of single turbo, I can sell them without any other part, just the headers. Let me know if you want a pair.
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 04:48 PM
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Originally posted by BBSDesigns
Price for partial kit is: $1795.00
Sweet, This summer when i have the spare time i'm going to get a turbo project going. that partial kit seems like a good bargin, only thing that would hold me back is that im looking for a slightly larger turbo (T-88).

the other thing i don't like is that it looks like the wastegate just vents into the atmosphere, rather than running back to the downpipe.

either way, looks like you've done your homework
awsome setup your selling.
kudios to you

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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 07:20 PM
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I cant argue with that. seems like a very helpful deal. I love this I now have somewhere to direct every guy that shows up here with less than 10 posts asking about where to get a kit. I would like to see a sticky on turbo kits. If people start buying your kits and posting here I do recommend bein a site sponsor.


When I meant to get just the turbo header, I figured I would have to build around it. Like a foundation for all the rest of the car turbo and all. Making my own downpipe and steering it around your header would be a must. Also I figured I would have to possiply cut, reclock, or change altogether the turbo mounting flange. I figure the day I start cutting/welding on it your responsibility for it was satisfied the day it arrived. Some people could complain but not if it was sold as a sort of DIY header "kit".


I like the idea of your partial kit alot and I am also interesed in the T-88 sizing idea posed by some one earlier. would you be able to do those?
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 07:57 PM
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What, if any, internal and other mods would need to accompany your kit, apart from those mentioned regarding the piping?

Very interested for myself, and i could probly get another 2 sold here in Oz with any troubles at all.

EDIT: My bad. Just read your Ebay page. Cheers.

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Id like to see your TT headers befor I said Yes or No... $1200 isnt bad. Im guessing you make it outa mild steel for that price and not 304SS.

I priced out 304SS for EVERYTHING needed for TT headers and it was close to $900 then $1000 for labor. But that 1k was also leting him have my car and make sure it all fits right.

Pic's are worth 1000 words. Buy a disposable cam when you do them 2 Twin setups. Scann em. or snail mail em to me and I'll host em just like I did for Innovatie Turbo
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 09:07 PM
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Twin Turbo Headers

Originally posted by TPl383
Id like to see your TT headers befor I said Yes or No... $1200 isnt bad. Im guessing you make it outa mild steel for that price and not 304SS.

I priced out 304SS for EVERYTHING needed for TT headers and it was close to $900 then $1000 for labor. But that 1k was also leting him have my car and make sure it all fits right.

Pic's are worth 1000 words. Buy a disposable cam when you do them 2 Twin setups. Scann em. or snail mail em to me and I'll host em just like I did for Innovatie Turbo


I will start fabricating them on Tuesday as I said before, as soon I finish them I will e-mail you a picture and post it here also.
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 10:43 PM
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Kits look great! How well would they fit the d shaped exhaust ports on fastburn heads?
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Old Feb 13, 2004 | 10:52 PM
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OK, im now seriously hooked on geting one of your kits, but i need to know what my chances of fitting it into RHD car would be. What, if anything, would need to be altered.

As a general guage, normal headers from the USA usually need the 1st pipe shortened slightly to fit.

Also ill be deleting the A/C.

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Is the wastegate just venting into the atmosphere? or is there a pipe that i can't see?
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Old Feb 14, 2004 | 01:59 AM
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Flange is made to any specifications

Originally posted by AustinT
Kits look great! How well would they fit the d shaped exhaust ports on fastburn heads?

Hi, I can make the turbo header's flange for "D" shaped exhaust ports, laser cut. The problem is with the drivers side headers, that they are not "D" shaped and cannot change them.
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Old Feb 14, 2004 | 02:11 AM
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Drivers side fit?

Originally posted by Raven90IROC
OK, im now seriously hooked on geting one of your kits, but i need to know what my chances of fitting it into RHD car would be. What, if anything, would need to be altered.

As a general guage, normal headers from the USA usually need the 1st pipe shortened slightly to fit.

Also ill be deleting the A/C.

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The problem is that instead of having the A/C unit on the left side, you have there the Brake Booster and pump. In theory you should have more space than our USA spec. cars. But you will have to protect from heat all the brake lines, you dont want to loose your brakes because of hot fluid. Is your car has the exhaust pipe running below the drivers side or passengers side? The reason I ask this is because if your car runs the exhaust pipe below your passengers side There is not going to be space for the downpipe connection to the rest of the exhaust pipe. The crossover will occupy the space necessary for the downpipe to conect to the exhaust pipe. In other words you will need a turbo header mirror like the one I fabricate.
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Old Feb 14, 2004 | 09:16 PM
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so these kits have Innovative turbo parts? Turbo and wastegate?
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Old Feb 14, 2004 | 09:25 PM
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Innovative parts

Originally posted by bad_turbo
so these kits have Innovative turbo parts? Turbo and wastegate?

Hi, just the wastegate is innovative.
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Old Feb 15, 2004 | 09:41 AM
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that partial kit seems like a good bargin, only thing that would hold me back is that im looking for a slightly larger turbo (T-88).
Originally posted by B4Ctom1
I like the idea of your partial kit alot and I am also interesed in the T-88 sizing idea posed by some one earlier. would you be able to do those?
what about a T-88? or just tell us what else you could get (bigger) and what more it would cost?

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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 02:52 AM
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Turbo Header ONLY!!!

Originally posted by B4Ctom1
what about a T-88? or just tell us what else you could get (bigger) and what more it would cost?


Hi, Lots of people are asking me for the turbo header only, so I am going to offer it! Now you can assemble your own turbo setup, turbocharger of prefference, etc...Check me eBay items, for sale soon, just a few!
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 05:11 AM
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What's with this magical T88 that everyone wants…
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 05:36 AM
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we don't just want to break our crap a little, we want to break it all the way...
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 11:32 AM
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Partial Turbo Kit & Turbo Header Only Available!!!

Originally posted by B4Ctom1
we don't just want to break our crap a little, we want to break it all the way...
Check out my auctions for the Partial Turbo Kit and Turbo header Only, now available!!!
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 11:51 AM
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is there enough clearance from my mechanical fuel pump with the way the wastegate is positioned? that is the only limiting factor with this setup currently. must know.
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 05:31 PM
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Mechanical fuel pump

Originally posted by mw66nova
is there enough clearance from my mechanical fuel pump with the way the wastegate is positioned? that is the only limiting factor with this setup currently. must know.

Hi, you will have to change to electric fuel pump in order to use this turbo header.
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 06:40 PM
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I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but then again I'm not the most observant person in the world. (What was that?)

I'm curious as to how long you have had this setup in operation on your vehichle?

I'm very interested in it. Just trying to learn all I can before I commit to my power adder purchase(SC or Turbo ) in early/mid april. Unless we here at SBC strike...ahh free vacaction.



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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 08:29 PM
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does your turbo header kit include the crossover pipe?
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Old Feb 16, 2004 | 11:18 PM
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Originally posted by 87F383
I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but then again I'm not the most observant person in the world. (What was that?)

I'm curious as to how long you have had this setup in operation on your vehichle?

I'm very interested in it. Just trying to learn all I can before I commit to my power adder purchase(SC or Turbo ) in early/mid april. Unless we here at SBC strike...ahh free vacaction.



Thanks,

Aaron


Hi, my single turbocharger kit was on my car for about a year, then switched to twin turbo, and now I am building a new engine for another project that I have in mind.

The crossover pipe is included on both the RTR kit and the partial kit, also selling the turbo header alone, but it dosent include anything else. Check the auctions#2460645923 for complete kit RTR(ready to run), #2460959466 for partial kit ARTR(almost ready to run) and #2460968614 for just the turbo header. They are being sell at eBay.
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