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  1. BFMS C .

    begining of last year BFMS "c" record was 189 mph. I recently checked and it was just over 220 mph! damn!

    Im probably not going to make bonneville this year unless i find 5 grand somehow to finish the car but its coming along.

     

    hopefully i can make the last el mirage meet towards the end of the year..

     

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    cheers, andy

  2. Hey I've got a VDO boost gauge that goes up to 10 bar. I think you might need it!:lmao:

     

    haha, how much do you want for it? lol .

     

    Theres a guy who runs two of these turbos in diesel truck with compound setup he makes 100 psi... pretty wild

     

    i dont intend to go over 20 psi but well see:flamedevi

     

    Well i just mounted the turbo in the car w/ with mockup block still in it and it sits pretty high DOH LOL well its what i expected... i tryed to leave room for the radiator.

     

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  3. Haha. I think you have better efficiency with a smaller IC if you want to go water cooling. But you work with what you got.

     

    You also have to remember. power to weight.

    Is all that water/ice worth the power you would get, I can see it would be better for endurance.

     

    im going land speed racing so weight isint an issue, actually more the better... and im looking @500-800hp so it wouldnt slow me down ..lol

  4. turbo mount and crossover piping tacked up

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    heres a die i made to fit 2.5" x060 wall tubing to t3 flange seen above... looks like alum in the pic but it is steel.

     

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    I wanted to make a "split pulse" setup but figured the gain would not be worth the trouble of dealing with two wastegates or connecting each bank with a Y pipe to single WG.

  5. grumpy im converting my 350ci sbc to Turbocharged MPFI useing these parts

    The goal is 700hp

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    Whats the rule of thumb when choosing throttle body size?

    The intake elbow opening is 90mm should i just get a 90mm tb to put on there? Will a 90mm tb support 700hp?

     

    You know i just realized i need to look at the cfm my engine requires vs the flow of a 90mm tb! any input on would be great tho. thank grumpy

  6. Were you going to use a flex bellow somewhere in that exhaust or just leave it all hard plumbed?

     

    since all the tubing slips over one another i was just going to use t-bolt clamps on all the slip fits.. i think it should flex pretty good? time will tell.

     

    hopefully the aluminized tubing holds upto the heat.

     

    also i have two 5" vbands to install on the section taht covers the valve cover. I will be able to remove the piping for valve adjustments.

     

     

    andy

  7. I havn't had any experience with salt flat racing or real high speed in a Z but I can tell you we had real trouble getting traction in our drag 240z at anything over 170mph, obviously thats on a 1/4 mile and we are trying to put way over 1000whp into it as fast as possible, in your application, winding up slowly, the aero side of it might not be so bad, best of luck, bet it'll be fun,

     

    Rob

     

    Hey rob i love your car man, that thing is a beast!

     

    I've heard others mention a 170mph limit also... I think once the belly pan and rear diffuser is installed ill have better luck pushing that barrier.

    I know its going to want to spin real bad @ 150+. I'm just going to creep up on it little by little.

    andy

  8. Little update, progress is slow but it is progress..

     

    Heres the the 6 speed trans mount, might redo the mount plates to be horizontal for added ground clearance if its a issue..

    one good feature of this is the plates are tilted 10 degrees towards each other for easy removal and install.

     

    I finally got the car to my new house so progress should pick up:icon14:

    sorry for the x-large pic's

     

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    WEIR's bellhousing sure does sit low!

     

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  9. how the hell do you expect to hook? Is that thing tubbed? What rear?

     

    Well, going to el mirage and bonneville (5" wide tire) to run the car and occasional street.

     

    Def will not "hook" lol

    I do have a 285/35-18 tire for the street but im sure it will spin'em

     

    running stock r200 diff now.. going q45 when the time comes.

     

     

    andy

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