just wastegates and oil return from turbo left.

then i have a new motor to build and some ecu wiring..

Nice work what are your power goals with this setup and what standalone are you useing did you machine you iron's and housing's for doll pen's.You should get the pica motor import doll pin's there not that expensive...

Finally i got my gates so i could do some work on the car.. the turbo setup is almost finished, just some minor port work and some coating..

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will be putting together my engine this week!

Nice to see Gus! You are really fast when you have the parts at your hands "lol" Some port work tomorrow?

/Lasse

yay!!! been hoping you were gonna kick back in with this, ive been following your car very closely and my car is pretty much based around your findings(turbo, porting etc) you going for bridge this time?

Im staying with the same ports actually.. there's plenty left!! going for 30psi this time :)

awesome, my setup is going to be identical to yours but ill have stock inlet, racegas and pre turbo w/i

What type of dyno was this done on, does it over read like dynojets or more realistic figures like we get in europe, just wondered if you had increased the number to show what it would do on a dynojet because thats what most people on this forum know

the numbers were made on a rototest hub dyno! this time we'll be running the engine on a superflow engine dyno.

when is your setup ready?

looking good Gus

cool, just had a look at a few dyno runs for that rototest, numbers seem pretty accurate actually:nod:

so your running it on an engine dyno, thats awesome, ive never seen anyone run a 13b on a engine dyno before, should give really accurate results!

My engine is build and just finished running it in, got my intercooler and rad setup, just waiting to get a few more pennies to book in for my turbosetup, all fully designed, probably 3months time assuming that everything goes to plan.

Im wanting 700bhp at the flywheel, by looking at yours, since im using racegas and standard inlet ill probably need 28psi i would imagine.

Though im going for a 5inch downpipe to a 4inch side exit which might help as much as yours did

nice! Drewling over your TIG :D

finally i've got all the things, starting to get everything together.

back, middle and front plates in this engine was junk irons that were earlier over-ported, leaving the side seals unsupported.

they are now welded + resurfaced + hardened. now ported to fit the rxparts lower 4 barrel intake (cosmo size). we'll see if this works...

side seals are going in the rotors
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everything is getting a fresh paint :)
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time consuming...
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all exhaust stuff got some coating!
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We also got to work some on my friends car, he will be using my old setup, ic, turbo, intake manifold etc.
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Also got my autronic sm4 + 500r CDI and mercury coils :icon_tup::nod:

[QUOTE=gusfd3s;9912206]finally i've got all the things, starting to get everything together.

back, middle and front plates in this engine was junk irons that were earlier over-ported, leaving the side seals unsupported.

they are now welded + resurfaced + hardened. now ported to fit the rxparts lower 4 barrel intake (cosmo size). we'll see if this works...

Could you tell us more about the welding? are you saying you over ported the engine and then added weld to build it back up?

I got the over-ported irons for free, so i thought i'd try to fix them.. what i did was to build it back up again and then port it right. I did a few trashed irons first and i think it ended up pretty good. i will get a picture for you next time im in the garage.

i found a pic in my phone,

here is a test iron that i did. sorry for the big pic..
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Wow, that's some good work, well done:) You could probably do that if one was to port into the water jacket also. I was told that you couldn't weld the side plates, so its good to see it done! Excellent.

I've seen hit or miss repairs with welding, I hope yours hold up.

Does the shoe attach to the downpipe....lol :lol:

How much do dual gates really affect spool with the s475 in your opinion?

=Benjamin

only tried dual gates with 475 so i cant tell..

i havn't updated this thread for a while, been very busy with work..

today i almost finished the new motor, just some minor things left, took out the old one and started to assemble the manifolds to the motor..

i also got my autronic so hopefully the new motor will be in by next weekend so i can start wiring everything!

i also bought a new radiator from a rx7-fc which isn't as wide as the fd one but it turned out to be to high instead :( i had to cut about 4 inch and weld it back together .. now it fits like a charm :nod:

big thanks to my friend lasse wankel for helping me out today :icon_tup:

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None.

Thanks for your input Ernie.

It seems to me that a properly divided single gate design will yield the same spool results as a dual gate design. Not to mention less costly, less complicated and and easier to tune in my experience.

Nice to see the new post gusfd3s, keep up the good work!

=Benjamin

Nice work as always man. Get that thing done and post up some numbers..