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Gorilla RE 12-07-08 07:48 PM


Originally Posted by gusfd3s (Post 8779183)
Thanks for nice comments,

I dont want to speculate about power, time will tell, will put the car on the dyno when im finished.

With the greddy turbo the car put down 499whp @ 17psi pump gas, 506whp@15psi E85, 548whp@21psi E85.

The goal with the car is to run a 10 on 1/4 next summer :)

the LIFT is my best tool :lol:

If that was your goal then why did you change your whole setup for no reason? You could have easily been in the mid to high 10's on your pump gas tune.......:scratch:

-J

ZAN_TUNING 12-07-08 09:22 PM

agreed! are you just wanting to run 10's while spinning down the entire track??? hahaha :D

K_1_M 12-07-08 10:24 PM

Itīs funny, no fd has ever run a 10 here in sweden. Not even with a 899rwhp 20b in it, it was damn close tho a 11 blank. We have the hp but it hasnīt happened yet...
Hope to change that next season!

turboR1 12-07-08 11:03 PM


Originally Posted by K_1_M (Post 8780870)
Itīs funny, no fd has ever run a 10 here in sweden. Not even with a 899rwhp 20b in it, it was damn close tho a 11 blank. We have the hp but it hasnīt happened yet...
Hope to change that next season!

dam.

gusfd3s 12-08-08 05:00 AM

It's still december and a long time before the track opens here and if i know myself right my goals and expectations will change.. before you can run a 9 you need to run a 10 right? :scratch: :lol:

K_1_M 12-08-08 09:40 AM

^^
Word!

So back to us swedes not being able to run 10īs :D

Fastest fd is ABIEX 20b powered one with a 11.00
Fastest 13b fd ran 11,273...

Hope that Gus and me can make all that change! ;)

My build hasnīt even seen the track yet, nor have Gusīs. This season got pissed away by rain mostly! :(

borx7 12-08-08 09:57 AM

Nice work,but as usual there's always one stupid question.What is the tread size
of the an fitting going into the tial bov?

gusfd3s 12-08-08 10:44 AM


Originally Posted by borx7 (Post 8781657)
Nice work,but as usual there's always one stupid question.What is the tread size
of the an fitting going into the tial bov?


Thanks,

There are no stupid questions, i use 1/8npt to an4 adapters for my bov.

gusfd3s 12-08-08 11:00 AM


Originally Posted by Azcamel (Post 8775921)
nice work, i wish i had skills like that.

Thank you.

Skill is not something you have, it is something you get doing things like this, one year ago i was in your position, then i bought my first welder and here i am. It is all about time and dedication.

don't waste more time, go get one yourself!

it is never to late :)

borx7 12-08-08 12:59 PM

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Thanks for your quick reply,but I've already tried that.There's some kind of hard
plastic on top of the tial bov and my 1/8npt to -4an fitting doesn't screws in all the
way and I'm afraid that that the plastic part will crack.

borx7 12-08-08 01:03 PM

BTW.I'm not hijacking your nice thread,but it came in as a real solution to me.
Keep up the good work.

Gorilla RE 12-08-08 05:37 PM


Originally Posted by K_1_M (Post 8780870)
Itīs funny, no fd has ever run a 10 here in sweden. Not even with a 899rwhp 20b in it, it was damn close tho a 11 blank. We have the hp but it hasnīt happened yet...
Hope to change that next season!

Maybe ya'll need to work on the suspension and driving part.... Horse power is the "easy" part.

And on that note, the OP would have an easier time running a 10.xx with 499rwhp then with his 6xx rwhp "monster" he is trying to build..... I can see it now 11.80 @ 137mph :rolleyes:

-J

borx7 12-09-08 05:42 AM

I knew it was a stupid question.I thought the top side on the tial bov was some kind of hard plastic,but the color had me fooled.To be sure I tried to take a bite
on the top side where the npt fitting screws in and gues what?It's metal.So my problem is solved thanks to YOU.
My kindest regards and I hope you can get in the 10's.

WilD BoB

Turbodriven 12-09-08 11:50 AM

Wow what a nice build! Dude your welding is nice!! Where do you get your Borg Warner units overseas??

Marcel Burkett 12-12-08 07:43 AM


Originally Posted by borx7 (Post 8784293)
I knew it was a stupid question.I thought the top side on the tial bov was some kind of hard plastic,but the color had me fooled.To be sure I tried to take a bite
on the top side where the npt fitting screws in and gues what?It's metal.So my problem is solved thanks to YOU.
My kindest regards and I hope you can get in the 10's.

WilD BoB

U may have ato run a tap in there to open it up , since the threads are streight and most 1/8"NPT threaded fittings are tapered . Nice build , would be interesting to see when that animal will spool , whats the exhaust a/r ?

13B-RX3 12-12-08 09:36 AM

The thread is not pipe thread. IIRC it's 10mm X 1.0 but it is a straight thread. It's the same thread size and pitch they use on their wastegates.

colum 12-12-08 09:54 AM

we are running 10's over here in street trim with 450rwhp and 9.0 with 5-600 rwhp

just goes to show a good susp setup can work wonders

regards

colum

Marcel Burkett 12-13-08 09:46 AM

How similar is the S475 to the GT45 ?

gusfd3s 12-15-08 09:05 AM


Originally Posted by Turbodriven (Post 8784834)
Wow what a nice build! Dude your welding is nice!! Where do you get your Borg Warner units overseas??

Thanks! i got the turbo from the states :)


Originally Posted by Marcel Burkett (Post 8796550)
How similar is the S475 to the GT45 ?

I have 1.10 a/r. comp 75/100mm turbine 83/74mm,

K_1_M 12-15-08 09:31 AM


Originally Posted by internal comsucktion engi (Post 8782925)
Maybe ya'll need to work on the suspension and driving part.... Horse power is the "easy" part.

And on that note, the OP would have an easier time running a 10.xx with 499rwhp then with his 6xx rwhp "monster" he is trying to build..... I can see it now 11.80 @ 137mph :rolleyes:

-J

Yepp, Iīm going to copy Jigsawīs suspension setup. Iīm 80% into dragracing but I do wanna try the track as well. So that setup with Ground control coilovers with tokico illuminas will be perfect for me I think!

Sorry Gus for the Hijack!! :P

Turbodriven 12-16-08 11:04 AM


Originally Posted by gusfd3s (Post 8800656)
Thanks! i got the turbo from the states :)


I have 1.10 a/r. comp 75/100mm turbine 83/74mm,


Very nice.... Turbo should make good power.

ChrisRX8PR 12-16-08 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by gusfd3s (Post 8800656)
Thanks! i got the turbo from the states :)


I have 1.10 a/r. comp 75/100mm turbine 83/74mm,


Where did you get the really tight aluminum bends in 3" that you welded to the turbo compressor housing?

I need something like this but what I have found so far isn't even close.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

Ottoman 12-16-08 03:55 PM

your car looked really fast already in the Youtube link

the T-78 didn't look very laggy at all, what RPM does the turbo spool?

you just need to work on your launch that's it!

i'm really suprised no one got 10's

perhaps it has more to do with suspension setup and a good 60 ft' etc then it does just raw power?

gusfd3s 12-19-08 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by Ottoman (Post 8804360)
your car looked really fast already in the Youtube link

the T-78 didn't look very laggy at all, what RPM does the turbo spool?

you just need to work on your launch that's it!

i'm really suprised no one got 10's

perhaps it has more to do with suspension setup and a good 60 ft' etc then it does just raw power?

I liked the t-78, spool was not that bad... my tire pressure was way to high in that vid. I had stock diff/axles last year so didn't want to push it.

Just bought a diff, and stronger axles are on the list ;)

gusfd3s 12-19-08 12:26 PM

downpipe finished.
http://www.molnsatra.se/bil/turbo/f1.jpg
http://www.molnsatra.se/bil/turbo/f2.jpg
http://www.molnsatra.se/bil/turbo/f3.jpg
http://www.molnsatra.se/bil/turbo/f4.jpg


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