Garfinkle's Engine Pics (56K NO)
12-22-03, 06:49 PM
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Garfinkle's Engine Pics (56K NO)
I had to have a freind scan these for me but they still look great. David wanted me to post these here. So for all those who have or have not seen his car/engine, enjoy!!!!!
Sorry for the HUGE PICS.
Sorry for the HUGE PICS.
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12-22-03, 07:48 PM
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Rotary Freak
the alternator is going to be replaced with a polished one that puts out 160 amps at low rpm and 260 at high rpm . If the price and supply is good they will be for sale from an alternator builder that builds them for sound comp cars .
12-22-03, 08:37 PM
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fart on a friends head!!!
you guys cant even know the greatness of this vehicle till you see it in person. its absolutely awe-inspiring!!!! my kudos to david garfinkle for building the BEST all-around FD i have ever known to exist.
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12-22-03, 10:52 PM
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Wow, thats awesome. I'm very impressed.
How about some exterior shots? Mods list for the stuff we can't see? (Fuel, engine management, exhaust, etc.)
How about some exterior shots? Mods list for the stuff we can't see? (Fuel, engine management, exhaust, etc.)
12-22-03, 11:40 PM
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The way the turbo outlet to the IC is the way it should be done. However, it ain't that easy to do to an M2 IC pipe that has compound bends to allow for the use of the airpumps.
Why does Garfinckle use another blowoff valve in the Greddy elbow?
For 20K miles, I was boosting at 13-14psi with the stock blow off valve.
After I pulled the turbo which had 100K miles of use with 20K on 13-14 psi, I didn't see any cause for concern with compressor surge damaging the turbo shafts. What was more of a concern was the exhaust eating away at the turbo manifold.
Why does Garfinckle use another blowoff valve in the Greddy elbow?
For 20K miles, I was boosting at 13-14psi with the stock blow off valve.
After I pulled the turbo which had 100K miles of use with 20K on 13-14 psi, I didn't see any cause for concern with compressor surge damaging the turbo shafts. What was more of a concern was the exhaust eating away at the turbo manifold.
12-23-03, 12:02 AM
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Rotary Freak
He has 3 blow off valves, so the turbos do not slow down between shifts .The two stock ones have had the springs changed so they are closed at idle .They open at 18-19 inches. so no lost air during idle and low revs .
12-23-03, 01:48 AM
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Rotary Freak
That is a $ 10 belt and with homemade pullies you try cheap ones untill you find the correct size with out ordering several costly ones . When the high output alt is put in and the pully size is chosen then the better belts will be found . We went out to eat in the car tonight and the smooth power is a rush . As written above ,, glad to see there isnt any colorfull hoses .Do you see any rubber vacuum hoses at all beside the brake booster hoses .
12-23-03, 03:00 AM
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Super Snuggles
Originally posted by 93BlackFD
constant torque worm gears? why didn't he go with t-clamps
constant torque worm gears? why didn't he go with t-clamps
12-23-03, 03:09 AM
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Super Snuggles
Originally posted by duboisr
He has 3 blow off valves, so the turbos do not slow down between shifts .The two stock ones have had the springs changed so they are closed at idle .They open at 18-19 inches. so no lost air during idle and low revs .
He has 3 blow off valves, so the turbos do not slow down between shifts .The two stock ones have had the springs changed so they are closed at idle .They open at 18-19 inches. so no lost air during idle and low revs .
12-23-03, 01:06 PM
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Rotary Freak
Jim lab you of all people know that anything is serviceable . The crv and bov valve can be taken apart. He took them apart and then Rotorbrain gave him another black valve to respring so he would have two matching in color . The spring he found to work came from a small bore Yamaha motor cycle clutch . If you doubt then you will be incorrect .There are others that have some skill but none that come close to you . Garfinkle can do wonders if he had the time and money .Money is his bottleneck .
