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Oh ok. For my setup I'm going to run a line from the rear turbo drain block off to the catch can/breather and I'm going to run another line from the filler neck to the catch can. I guess you're only running one line to the catch can.
Makes sense. That way you can out the catch can further forward and have less hose I suppose.
I'll be keeping a close eye on this build. Lots of good info here.
Makes sense. That way you can out the catch can further forward and have less hose I suppose.
I'll be keeping a close eye on this build. Lots of good info here.
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Cool! whats the reasoning behind swapping to this? gearing?
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It's a manual rack & the gearing is easy on the arms
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I was in CLR on Wednesday and saw him working on two different 13B motors..
Maybe one was yours...
I like his shop setup.. air conditioning in the entire shop and a few 4 rotor engine projects to come..
Maybe one was yours...
I like his shop setup.. air conditioning in the entire shop and a few 4 rotor engine projects to come..
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I was in CLR on Wednesday and saw him working on two different 13B motors..
Maybe one was yours...
Yes he has a very nice setup all his in this game shows. No I port & my motors.
I like his shop setup.. air conditioning in the entire shop and a few 4 rotor engine projects to come..
Maybe one was yours...
Yes he has a very nice setup all his in this game shows. No I port & my motors.
I like his shop setup.. air conditioning in the entire shop and a few 4 rotor engine projects to come..








