12a Cartech Turbo
12-09-11, 04:51 PM
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Wow... just found this thread... you should have asked me what i used on the intake... allen-headed bolts fit completely inside intake and than plug hole on outside with regular threaded brass plugs.
Glade to see my turbo setup is being put to good use...
Another turbo FB... woot!!!
Glade to see my turbo setup is being put to good use...
Another turbo FB... woot!!!
12-13-11, 12:23 AM
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At the point in time that those pics were taken no I didn't have the oil cooler installed. I haven't gotten around to resealing the oil pan yet but I will be using the gasket. I will use some silicone too. Picked up some rotas last week. Ordered some 224/45 that should be here next week. Merry Christmas to me!!!
12-13-11, 11:10 AM
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yahoooooo
I just bought a racing beat strut brace...Merry xmas to all car guys.....
Are u in campbell river?
I was checking your weather....what's that white stuff in the forecast?
I just bought a racing beat strut brace...Merry xmas to all car guys.....
Are u in campbell river?
I was checking your weather....what's that white stuff in the forecast?
12-13-11, 08:30 PM
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Ah, yes the famous denser air equals more horsies......
I took my 83 turbo out on a set of 6" wide 14"diameter loaner tires/wheels after the California weather went down to a chilling 50 degrees (we are wimps), and under throttle and boost on the first corner after 5 minutes of warm up driving, as the cold tires spun a little, I rolled one of the rear tires totally off one side of the rim, and I had to limp home on the rim !! Definitely a Californian born car !
Frenchie has a nice warm 30 degree five day forecast of "daily snow" at his place.
Enjoy the beautiful white north
I took my 83 turbo out on a set of 6" wide 14"diameter loaner tires/wheels after the California weather went down to a chilling 50 degrees (we are wimps), and under throttle and boost on the first corner after 5 minutes of warm up driving, as the cold tires spun a little, I rolled one of the rear tires totally off one side of the rim, and I had to limp home on the rim !! Definitely a Californian born car !
Frenchie has a nice warm 30 degree five day forecast of "daily snow" at his place.
Enjoy the beautiful white north
12-14-11, 09:41 AM
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Frenchie isnt in Campbell River anymore... He lives at my house in the frozen north of BC we have a balmy -12*C all week this week
12-14-11, 03:58 PM
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You know.. you might want to translate that "foreign" talk for us Americans... LOL (you should click on links).
We only speak inches, feet and fahrenheit... (yes I know that's about 10* F, but, most see a negative temperature unit and assume colder than reality).
You know... sense selling you that Cartech kit to you I've had 3 people offer WAY more than I sold it to you for. +1 for a unique/rare working 12a turbo kit.
Cheers
We only speak inches, feet and fahrenheit... (yes I know that's about 10* F, but, most see a negative temperature unit and assume colder than reality).
You know... sense selling you that Cartech kit to you I've had 3 people offer WAY more than I sold it to you for. +1 for a unique/rare working 12a turbo kit.
Cheers
12-14-11, 04:11 PM
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Amen,
But where"s the beer for the girls. eh?
What widebody is on your car?
Working cartech? for sure - after the thaw, or the beaver sees it's shadow(different up north).
Yeah, they get off on that celsius stuff - trying to trick us
But where"s the beer for the girls. eh?
What widebody is on your car?
Working cartech? for sure - after the thaw, or the beaver sees it's shadow(different up north).
Yeah, they get off on that celsius stuff - trying to trick us
12-15-11, 09:17 AM
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Yeah berz I cant wait to pit an old school 13b with a supercharger against a 12a with a draw through turbo, both on stock ports. It will be interesting.
As for the temp conversion it just doesnt make sense to me to have a freezing point not at 0. It is just more logical
As for the temp conversion it just doesnt make sense to me to have a freezing point not at 0. It is just more logical
12-15-11, 07:06 PM
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Nice job on the car bearzah,
And excellent work on the links to the girls.
I have a newly acquired BRE draw thru 12a set up. For an 83 that I have.
My other 83 has a turbo II, mariah wide body.
We will see how they compare.
Although, I am contemplating a 13b carb set up for the first car.
And excellent work on the links to the girls.
I have a newly acquired BRE draw thru 12a set up. For an 83 that I have.
My other 83 has a turbo II, mariah wide body.
We will see how they compare.
Although, I am contemplating a 13b carb set up for the first car.
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So I ran into a killer deal on a streetported s4. $2000. Came with haltech e8, extra turbo, and all sorts of other parts. I'm thinking I'll leave the 12a setup in for the upcoming summer. Come next winter I see the 12a coming out and getting replaced with this TII motor
01-08-12, 10:15 PM
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Cool!
The tII install takes a bit more than one might expect...
Did u get the intercooler setup etc as well?
Congrats.
Lets see the 12a turbo in the summer - all two canadian weeks of it - soon
after the snow melts
The tII install takes a bit more than one might expect...
Did u get the intercooler setup etc as well?
Congrats.
Lets see the 12a turbo in the summer - all two canadian weeks of it - soon
after the snow melts
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