non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
03-20-2007, 04:59 AM
#21
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RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
ORIGINAL: tool fan
I really like the way TT looks. When I get around to modding and upgrading everything else, I think that will be my route. Would be funny to get beat off the line, and then letting your turbos spool up and just take off like a rocket smoking your opponent like a used dirty diaper.
I really like the way TT looks. When I get around to modding and upgrading everything else, I think that will be my route. Would be funny to get beat off the line, and then letting your turbos spool up and just take off like a rocket smoking your opponent like a used dirty diaper.
A turbo car can and will launch just as hard as a n/a or blower car so long as its setup right.
Can't wait to see some track numbers, sounds like a heck of a project
03-20-2007, 05:23 AM
#22
RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
Awesome work, I think your idea to extend the filters is a VERY sound idea.
I am a 300ZX freak too and I have see way too many die a watery death when someone decides they want to go through the deep puddle in the road instead of avoiding it or turning around.
Why dont you start up a www.Cardomain.com site so we can read it as a headline with all the pix there.
Just think if you ever switch over to a PI setup with a typhoon intake, then you should see some awesome power levels and realize less lag.
Keep us updated!
-Eric-
I am a 300ZX freak too and I have see way too many die a watery death when someone decides they want to go through the deep puddle in the road instead of avoiding it or turning around.
Why dont you start up a www.Cardomain.com site so we can read it as a headline with all the pix there.
Just think if you ever switch over to a PI setup with a typhoon intake, then you should see some awesome power levels and realize less lag.
Keep us updated!
-Eric-
03-20-2007, 05:32 AM
#23
RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
Oh ya, ive spent about $6k on my 5.2L stroker and only expect about 500-525hp so $2k for 403RWHP is an awesome price, your flywheel hp is 474.1hp I used a simple mathmatical formula of power/.85 loss
We wouldnt be in the same bracket class but on the street you would give me a good challange, and if you upped it to 10psi I couldnt tell you who would win.
Oh also, my car isnt done yet, yours is, congrats, thats what my car looks like and it makes me sick knowing that I still have months and months to go
-Eric-
We wouldnt be in the same bracket class but on the street you would give me a good challange, and if you upped it to 10psi I couldnt tell you who would win.
Oh also, my car isnt done yet, yours is, congrats, thats what my car looks like and it makes me sick knowing that I still have months and months to go
-Eric-
03-20-2007, 12:11 PM
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RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
im interested too i wanna do this same thing, ive been debating it for a while once i finish the build i have going now and i get the motor in im gunna def. do it great numbers..!!!
03-20-2007, 01:08 PM
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RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
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It would be fairly easy to put them in the bumber but then your still cramped for room. Also the main reason I put them back there is because I installed my long tube headers myself and I wasnt about to pull them again...PITA. So I just got around it and left the long tubes on.
It would be fairly easy to put them in the bumber but then your still cramped for room. Also the main reason I put them back there is because I installed my long tube headers myself and I wasnt about to pull them again...PITA. So I just got around it and left the long tubes on.
03-20-2007, 02:02 PM
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RE: non pi twin turbo project complete(remote)
VERY nice!!!! That is almost what I am working on. A TT build w/ nonPI heads and T45. I do not want to go remote mount though. Those numbers are awesome(price and power). You must be real happy. If you work those heads, you may even get up higher than that. Sweet build and nice job.