V-mount install complete.....
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V-mount install complete.....
I must say, this has been one of the best projects on my car yet. The total install took about 3 days to complete. This is factoring in work and other things that prevented progress. Everything went in for the most part without problems. A little triming here an there, a few calls to Tom and a few to Chuck as well and the install was complete. Im still waiting for the AST bracket to come in, so I had to zip tie it for now. I have plenty of pictures to post so I will let them do the talking as soon as I can get them up. I had plenty of help from Dave (MakoDhardie) and Charlie (Stokdxiv). As far as performance is concerned. There aren't words for how well this setup worked out. Water temps stayed around 85-100 degrees Celcius and Air temp at cruising speeds is around 30 degrees and in slower traffic is around 45 degrees. I would guess that this temperature will drop a little when the vented hood arrives. The shields should help divert more air to the IC when they arrive as well. Throttle respnse is amazing. In first gear it dosen't seem to want to hold traction if you give it more then half throttle. I haven't really punched it yet. I am waiting untill I get the PFC tuned hopefully this weekend. We installed the Efini Y pipe, HKS J-spec intake, pettit resonated midpipe and Apexi PFC along with the V-mount IC and radiator. I would like to thank Chuck at Rotary Extreme for all of his help and knowledge. Also I would like to thank Jason for his quick response to a problem.
Last edited by Scrub; 05-12-03 at 03:59 PM.
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yea man, it's cool **** that we finally got it in... these guys don't even know how much cooler it is in person! thanks for letting me take it out for a spin, you'll have to let me do that more often... we should take it up to KDR for a little tuning fun!
btw, don't forget to tell dave happy birthday! and get your mom to get us those job applications!
if you need me to host the high res pictures, give me dave's camera sometime, and i'll post them all up in this thread
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yea man, it's cool **** that we finally got it in... these guys don't even know how much cooler it is in person! thanks for letting me take it out for a spin, you'll have to let me do that more often... we should take it up to KDR for a little tuning fun!
btw, don't forget to tell dave happy birthday! and get your mom to get us those job applications!
if you need me to host the high res pictures, give me dave's camera sometime, and i'll post them all up in this thread
lataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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looks blingaliscous!
Looks like the blingy intakes would get some nice cold air but without ducting to the IC and air flowing around it instead of through it, how effective will it be?
Looks like the blingy intakes would get some nice cold air but without ducting to the IC and air flowing around it instead of through it, how effective will it be?
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Dan, that looks really good man. You guys did an awesome job together, definitely something to be proud of IMO. Intakes look really nice too. It's hard to pinpoint which part looks the best. I read your post on the clutch too. Don't be scuuuuuuuuuuurt of the 6 puck . It's an endeavor every man must take sometime ! I'll let you drive mine if you want to check it out, just let me know.
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Originally posted by Scrub
Decided to wrap the turbo inlet pipe while it was off for the efini Y pipe install.
Decided to wrap the turbo inlet pipe while it was off for the efini Y pipe install.