spiritrmazda

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Nice

t-von

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For once a shop that understands the science behind engine air flow dynamics. Far too many shops go above and beyond to just mainly pretty up the engine bay with lots of bling. You guys actually understand fabrication and you do it the right way. The ducting and above header are amazing. Much props! Even the location of the waste gate is perfect for controlling boost.

Twins Turbo Motorsports

DOH !

spiritrmazda

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Maybe you guys can start selling this whole set up as a kit.

charlies7

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So when did thise setup see full boost at 19 psi??

infinit1

Been at least a few months already in the red car.

RacerXtreme7

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WOW, it takes a few months to see full boost :O lol now thats a slow spooling slug!!

infinit1

5300 rpm full boost 19psi
from 0psi to 19psi takes 0.9 sec avg.

Twins Turbo Motorsports

Well to compare with other setups you would have to be factoring in back pressure..if we wanted to raise the back press we could, and did see a 1000 rpm change in spool..but what we were working on, was achieving a one to one ratio. boost vs. back pressure. and that is what we have now, 19 psi of boost and 19-20 psi of back press. the entire system works much better, runs cooler, makes more HP, with less strain on the engine and gets better fuel economy. for us and how jack drives it works just fine. we routinely out run 650 hp vipers and maintain cooler egt's, oil temps and cooling temps then even them, and they are NA....
Twins Turbo....

spiritrmazda

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Any new updates on this set up?

infinit1

It's a slow build being that we only work on it once a week or so. This has been an on going project for some time now. I think I have a few newer pics I can post later today if I can find them.

infinit1

Here is the wastegate installed
Tial 60mm

Aaron Cake

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Great work! Are you not concerned about the hot wastegate next to the charge pipe? It just looks like there is so little space available with that (though ideal....) wastegate placement.

infinit1

It's actually not that close. Just deceiving by the pics.

spiritrmazda

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This set up is awesome. I like the way the exhaust manifold looks. I'd go for this if I didn't already have a project going on. I'm currently getting a custom twini turbo set up built using T3/TO4E Garretts and an HKS GT 50 mm wastegate. Keep us posted on this. You going to be at Sevenstock? I'm pushing to get my car done for it, hope to see you there.

infinit1

Trying to get to seven stock. But the exterior mods prob won't be done by then.

mono4lamar

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How come there are different intake manifold setups here? One picture has the ground zero mated up, and the other has the stock lower intake manifold mated up with your custom upper. Why in the world would you use the stock lower if you had the xcessive lower? If it ran into the turbo manifold that is the only problem I see. Though if you're going for particular runner flow you would be using the xcessive lower intake manifold. Someone let me know whats going on here

Marcel Burkett

Wonder if I'll be able to do an extra long runner manifold like that and mount the turbo in the traditional way and still fit a 5 " down pipe too !

Zero R

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Not like that you wont. I have a 5" exhaust on my car and space is limited. Not to mention if your still looking at a 45R even.

-S-

forced inducted fd dude

wow...... ::pants got tight::

fdracer

you can use any parts you want when mocking up for fabrication.

mono4lamar

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^The ground zero manifold puts the upper intake more toward the front of the car...

infinit1

That was there for mock up purposes only. We are using the xcessive lower.

ErnieT

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Very nice setup. You get any numbers yet?

skir2222

I can't believe you never seen this thread ernie, till i sent it to you. I like this as well and also would like to see some updates to this thread.