Think I can get my car running in 2 weeks?
04-14-04, 10:02 AM
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I'm expecting around 600-620rwhp on pump gas with the big single. I'll post more pics as I have new things to put on this thread.
Originally posted by fastcarfreak
i sure hope you do. that is gonna be nice. What kind of power are you expecting? dont do a write up because it will take away from you work time, and i want to see this thing done.
i sure hope you do. that is gonna be nice. What kind of power are you expecting? dont do a write up because it will take away from you work time, and i want to see this thing done.
04-14-04, 12:52 PM
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The current market price for the sub-frame is 1800-2500 including the bump-steer correction kit. If we do offer them, it'll be close to $1500.
Originally posted by c00lduke
I'm guessing you made that subframe, if so how much would you charge to reproduce it?
I'm guessing you made that subframe, if so how much would you charge to reproduce it?
04-14-04, 02:22 PM
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built my own engine
for those who pay to have rebuilds done, the rebuild isn't cheap
and finding the motor isn't cheap
the cost of taking a stock FD to a 20B monster is great, but from a 13B single turbo monster to a 20B monster is not that much
and finding the motor isn't cheap
the cost of taking a stock FD to a 20B monster is great, but from a 13B single turbo monster to a 20B monster is not that much
04-14-04, 04:30 PM
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so the trans is staying in the stock location and the extra is going forward? if you get all of the gear i see no probs getting it done. that is gonna be a blast. glwi
04-14-04, 04:57 PM
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runners on the 13B-REW is much smaller compared to 20B. You'll also have to enlarge the holes for two tension bolt to make it fit but anything is interchangeable within reason. 
Originally posted by herblenny
I've heard that if you use 13b-rew rear housing, it will bolt on to stock subframe.. just need oil pan modified... is this true??
I've heard that if you use 13b-rew rear housing, it will bolt on to stock subframe.. just need oil pan modified... is this true??
04-15-04, 01:09 PM
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built my own engine
can you take comparison pics steve? i know you have both rear irons
let's see some pics
edit- nevermind, ill stick with the 20B rear iron
let's see some pics
edit- nevermind, ill stick with the 20B rear iron
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04-15-04, 01:25 PM
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All I'm thinking right now is "Damn I'm glad this guy tuned my car" He's talking 2 weeks for a 20B install, he's crazy!
It looks good Steve, keep the updates coming.
He's talking 2 weeks for a 20B install, he's crazy!It looks good Steve, keep the updates coming.
04-15-04, 08:22 PM
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built my own engine
phil,
20B on left, 13B on right, you can use the 20B rear iron and simply add the 13B motor mount holes, the metal is there
you'd need a custom oil pan, but who says dry sump isn't out of the question at this point?
20B on left, 13B on right, you can use the 20B rear iron and simply add the 13B motor mount holes, the metal is there
you'd need a custom oil pan, but who says dry sump isn't out of the question at this point?
04-15-04, 09:56 PM
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Originally posted by 93BlackFD
phil,
20B on left, 13B on right, you can use the 20B rear iron and simply add the 13B motor mount holes, the metal is there
you'd need a custom oil pan, but who says dry sump isn't out of the question at this point?
phil,
20B on left, 13B on right, you can use the 20B rear iron and simply add the 13B motor mount holes, the metal is there
you'd need a custom oil pan, but who says dry sump isn't out of the question at this point?
I'm going to PM you about Drift ATL..
04-16-04, 12:26 AM
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LOL...it's kinda hard to work on my own car when we have so many cars at the shop to work on. I finally ported 2 out of 9 housings so far. My T88 turbo came in yesterday (Thanks BNR!!!). My Twin disc clutch came in today. Still waiting on my ignition amp. Currently making a racing turbo manifold for my red car using this turbo and will make the 3 rotor manifold when I finish reassembling it back together.
If everything is done smoothly, I should have my motor back together by Sunday and put back into the car.
2 days to wire the Haltech in, 1 day to do the fuel system, 1-2 days to do the oil cooler system, 1 day for ignition system, 1 days for our custom 4" I/C and piping. I should have 1 day left to try to start the car (cross fingers) and hope it'll run before RR.... LOL
Going to FL for tuning day is gonna kill my time (4 days total).
I'll take some pics of my turbo and my clutch system tomorrow. :-)
If everything is done smoothly, I should have my motor back together by Sunday and put back into the car.
2 days to wire the Haltech in, 1 day to do the fuel system, 1-2 days to do the oil cooler system, 1 day for ignition system, 1 days for our custom 4" I/C and piping. I should have 1 day left to try to start the car (cross fingers) and hope it'll run before RR.... LOL
Going to FL for tuning day is gonna kill my time (4 days total).
I'll take some pics of my turbo and my clutch system tomorrow. :-)
Originally posted by apneablue
I say you can do it.....IF you would get off the damn forum and get back to work!
I say you can do it.....IF you would get off the damn forum and get back to work!
04-16-04, 12:36 AM
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Originally posted by pluto
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2 days to wire the Haltech in, 1 day to do the fuel system, 1-2 days to do the oil cooler system, 1 day for ignition system, 1 days for our custom 4" I/C and piping. I should have 1 day left to try to start the car (cross fingers) and hope it'll run before RR.... LOL
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2 days to wire the Haltech in, 1 day to do the fuel system, 1-2 days to do the oil cooler system, 1 day for ignition system, 1 days for our custom 4" I/C and piping. I should have 1 day left to try to start the car (cross fingers) and hope it'll run before RR.... LOL
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jk, Rich already told me my car wouldn't be touched this month.
04-16-04, 12:57 AM
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WOW !!! Good Luck Steve...
Many 20B projects in the works
You seem to be on fire !!!!
Gonna use a solid motor mount ???
If I only lived nearby....................
Good luck with the monster
You seem to be on fire !!!!
Gonna use a solid motor mount ???
If I only lived nearby....................
Good luck with the monster
04-16-04, 01:03 AM
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Originally posted by 93BlackFD
yeah, i'm hopping on the bandwagon, no more saving for single turbo, i'm saving for 20B now
yeah, i'm hopping on the bandwagon, no more saving for single turbo, i'm saving for 20B now