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jgkurz

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  1. I had to go to an electric fan so I could install my intercooler piping. The clutch fan will cool better, but the right electric fan will be adequate. I personally am going to use a Derale dual 12" setup.

     

    The only thing I have issue with is how do you know if your fan has failed? By the time you realize the fan is broke or the fuse has blown your temp guage will be pegged. A mechanical fan is much more worry free in my opinion.

     

    Just my .02C

     

     

    By the way.....Does anyone have a picture of this infamous 2-speed Taurus fan?

     

    Thanks,

  2. Hi rags, Sorry to see you are having trouble with your Tec2. Unfortunatley I don't know enough about the Wintec 2 software to be of any help.

     

    Can you post the names of the forums that specialize in Electromotive?

     

    Thanks

  3. spork, If you look at the T04E 50 trim versus the 57 trim you will see that the 50 has a much larger peak efficiency island. I personally run a 50 trim compressor with a stage V turbine wheel. The turbine housing is a .63 AR. This setup spools quicker than my stock 1983 280ZXT. I would definately stay with a .63 turbine housing. In my opinion you have three compressor options when building a hybrid turbo for a Z. T04E 50 trim (400HP) or T04E 60 trim (450HP) or T04B 60-1 (450+HP). The turbine side should stay a .63 with a stage 3 or 5 wheel until you want to go past 450HP. I can't speak to the real world feel of a 57 trim. I only know that some very experienced people who know turbos and Z's typically don't run the 57.

     

    Just my .02C.

  4. I see this is your first post. Welcome to the HybridZ crowd. I think you will find this forum is one of the best on the net.

     

    Beautiful car by the way!!!

     

    Is your GT30 turbo a ball bearing center section?

     

    Your 1/4 mile times are impressive. A little more power and you will be in the 11's. :rockon:

  5. Hi all, What is your experience with ATF or gear oil in the 1983 Borg Warner T-5 transmission? I believe the service manual recommends ATF, but what brands or type should I purchase? I'm a fan of synthetic so I'll probably go that route.

     

    I've heard of people running gear oil in the T-5. Is that a better choice?

     

    I am on the street 75% of the time and the track 25%.

     

    Thanks!

  6. [This is my reply to a different post, but it applies here too.]

     

    I personally would like a rail to fit the below injectors. This style is very common in the Mazda, Toyota, Honda, Acura and DSM crowd. The part#'s listed are Nippon Denso injectors that came on RX7's. I personally run the 460cc version. If you built rails for these type of injectors I'd bet you would sell enough to make it worth your while. The hard part is building a rail that seals the "O" rings properly. These injectors will easily fit in a L28 intake manifold by making a simple modification to the diameter of the pintle caps.

     

     

    84-85 13B NT low square center 680cc orange 195500-0900

    86-87 13B NT low square center 460cc red 195500-1350

    86-87 13B T low square center 550cc tan 195500-1370

     

     

    injector.jpg

     

    Thanks,

  7. I personally would like a rail to fit the below injectors. This style is very common in the Mazda, Toyota, Honda, Acura and DSM crowd. The part#'s listed are Nippon Denso injectors that came on RX7's. I personally run the 460cc version. If you built rails for these type of injectors I'd bet you would sell enough to make it worth your while. The hard part is building a rail that seals the "O" rings properly. These injectors will easily fit in a L28 intake manifold by making a simple modification to the diameter of the pintle caps.

     

     

    84-85 13B NT low square center 680cc orange 195500-0900

    86-87 13B NT low square center 460cc red 195500-1350

    86-87 13B T low square center 550cc tan 195500-1370

     

     

    injector.jpg

     

    Thanks,

  8. Until I have a custom T4 flange or T4 manifold built I will need to stay with a hybrid. My next turbo upgrade will probably be to add a 60-1 wheel inside my T04E compressor housing.

     

    The only other option would be install the T04E 60 trim wheel. This would effectively make it a JWT Sport 450.

  9. Hi all, I just read Bumble Zee's post and got to thinking about my project. I have the same billet fuel, but will be using "O" ring injectors instead of the barbed type.

     

    Can anyone recommend a shop or person that has experience drilling fuel rails for "O" ring injectors? I also want the ends threaded for AN -8. I could probably do this myself, but I'd rather not @#$% up two or three rails before I get it right. :bonk: The hard part is getting the "O" rings to seal.

     

    Thanks

  10. I have the same exact 3 inch mandrel system including the Scottie downpipe and a 3 inch welded DynoMax 17221 "straight through" turbo muffler. I could not believe how quiet the system was under normal driving conditions. The exhaust shop that did the welding was amazed. Droning has not been an issue. I think the turbocharger has a lot to do with reducing the noise level. That all changes when I am accelerating hard under boost. :D

     

    I've yet to get on the dyno, but I think the system will support my desired 340RWHP.

     

     

    Here's where I got my parts,

     

    Muffler:

    http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=WLK%2D17221

     

    Flanges:

    http://www.jcwhitney.com/item.jhtml?ITEMID=2157&BQ=jcw2

     

    Mandrel bends:

    http://www.jcwhitney.com/item.jhtml?ITEMID=4055&BQ=jcw2

     

    Reducer:

    http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=FLO%2DR3025

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