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Old 08-27-2010, 02:18 PM
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well i would still have the procharger on it. I was thinking WOT setup but just seeing what guys think about it or if i shouldn't waste my time and money on adding it when I wouldn't be able to put the power to the ground anyway.
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Old 08-27-2010, 03:47 PM
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Personally, I've never been a fan of dual power adders. I never liked the idea of stacking nitrous on top of a blower or turbo combination. And (once again) personally, I'd lower your power goal. Unless your building a Real Street car where your limited to that blower by rules and it's a track car only, which obviously isn't your goal, I don't think maxxing out your blower is the greatest idea. I'm sure you'll probably be safe as long as your not constantly in the upper RPM range, but I always feel that running something close to the max constantly just wears it out prematurely.
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Old 08-28-2010, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by motoxxyzf
'04 GT 5 spd
Teksid block bored .030.
MMR 900 rotating assembly with -18cc pistons
Procharger P1SC
A/A intercooler
42 lbs injectors
SVT fuel pump
Lightning 90mm MAF
C&L plenum
Diablo tune
O/R H pipe with flowmasters
Spec Stage 2 clutch

about to buy the following:
10% overdrive crank puliey 7.25"
3.1" s/c pulley this setup would put my P1 close to the 62k max at 6200rpm
BBK Shorty Headers
port and polish and rebuild of 2v PI heads


With all this, am I missing anything that I should change? or upgrade while the motor is out? Will turning the flywheel be good enough or do i need to buy one better then stock? Anyone running something close to this setup?
Your MAF sensor it going to peg out at 450 rwhp and your 42 probably have enough flow for your build 500 rwhp. You will need dual cobra pumps and swap out stock fuel lines as well beyond 500 rhwhp. Also you will need a new fly wheel as MMR900 has a 8 bolt crank not 6.
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Old 08-28-2010, 02:26 PM
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Im voting for FLSFC's, put that power to the ground and keep it there, Also a built rear maybe ??
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Old 08-29-2010, 04:47 PM
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When I ordered my MMR900 rotating assembly he gave me the option for a 6 bolt crank and that's what I got. And this isn't gonna be a daily driver just a toy so I won't be pushing my blower to it's 62k max that often. I was just curious as to what I would need to do to add juice to my setup. I know supporting mods like suspension will be needed to put this power to the ground. The nitrous was just something I was curious about. But I've seen a lightning maf with over 500 rwhp but with a different blower in a sig. But I guess I'll be buying a different one.
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Old 08-29-2010, 04:58 PM
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This is from the MMR website

MMR street mod 900
1500 HP Forged Steel Racing Crankshaft by Kellogg 100% US made - NOT CHINESE like EAGLE or SCAT! (6 or 8 bolt)
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