Some uninstalled pics of my 500r and other mods being bolted on
Originally Posted by PDViper77
looks good Rich, now go smoke that white cobra in the background.............
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Hey Rich what size turbo you running in that beast? Its a wet set up huh. I'm thinking about going bigger and switching to a cooled set up. I'm running a .70 compressor with a .96 p trim right now. Looking good Rich...!!
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Lookin great Rich! What's the specs on the FMIC. LxW(thickness)xH of core. Also what size ID is theIC piping? It reminds me of what I have now. Mine is L=20", W(thickness)=3 1/2", and H=7 3/4". This is core specs. Thanks Garret
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Originally Posted by the_glass_man
While Rich might be a lil quicker now I'd still put my money on the Crazy Ukrainian!
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Originally Posted by G's 3rd Gen
Lookin great Rich! What's the specs on the FMIC. LxW(thickness)xH of core. Also what size ID is theIC piping? It reminds me of what I have now. Mine is L=20", W(thickness)=3 1/2", and H=7 3/4". This is core specs. Thanks Garret
the core is 19x12x4, for a volume of 864 cubic inches. By comparison, my old M2 Large SMIC was around 700 and the RE Regular V Mount that I was considering running was only about 475. Piping is the standard 2.75 inches.
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Originally Posted by 93FD3S
Hey Rich what size turbo you running in that beast? Its a wet set up huh. I'm thinking about going bigger and switching to a cooled set up. I'm running a .70 compressor with a .96 p trim right now. Looking good Rich...!!
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Originally Posted by chinaman
Just about everyone I've talked to recommend placing the probe in the manifold. Is there a difference with your set up?
What are you and Ihor doing this weekend? Let me know, I would like to come and take a look at the car. Later..
What are you and Ihor doing this weekend? Let me know, I would like to come and take a look at the car. Later..
I've always run my probe in the dp and found it to give accurate readings. I also didn't feel like going dual probe b/c I already have enough gauges inside my car
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Originally Posted by SpoolinRX
Its beautiful. All you need now is some IC piping and ur ready to rock?
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
It's a 35R variant with pieces of three different Garrett turbos inside. 1.0 hotside, standard .70 comp. Should be efficient to 30 psi
I've wondered where people tend to draw the line with respect to "efficiency". Do you need to be 70%+ to say you're efficient, or would one claim 65%+. This is one of those things I'm still trying to sort out. Where do you draw the line?Thanks!
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Originally Posted by III Gen X
I've wondered where people tend to draw the line with respect to "efficiency". Do you need to be 70%+ to say you're efficient, or would one claim 65%+. This is one of those things I'm still trying to sort out. Where do you draw the line?Thanks!
Here's a quote from the 500R thread re: efficiency:
Originally Posted by Zero R
It will be available in T4 only. Rear housing options are .82, 1.00, 1.06, 1.12 Divided. Our 500R will offer almost identical response to the 35R with a much more efficient top end. So if you were looking at a 40R this will offer roughly the same power with quicker response. If your looking for something that has more topend than a 35R but quicker response than the larger turbo's this will do it. It is more efficient across the board and especially at higher pressure ratios. Example 15lbs on a 35R 74% eff. 500R 77%.. @18lbs 35R 72% 500R 75%.. @20lbs 35R 67% 500R 75%.. @25lbs 35R is out of breath, 500R is 73%.. It will support up to 75lbs/min. at a pressure ratio of 2.75 I can even broaden this for you further if you opt for the anti surge compressor. The best part is you wont have to sacrifice response for this setup. It will be very similar to the standard 35R in response. I spent a while finding this combination and I think it will be the absolute best offering out there for those who want response and power.
Originally Posted by III Gen X
I've wondered where people tend to draw the line with respect to "efficiency". Do you need to be 70%+ to say you're efficient, or would one claim 65%+. This is one of those things I'm still trying to sort out. Where do you draw the line?Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Zero R
There is no line really it is simply the more eff. you can run the better power you will make. Running a very eff. at 18lbs 42R is good for power at 18lbs, flows well, doesn't heat up the air too much from compression. That said it wont be worth the eff. in the response lost if 18lbs is your only goal. It's best used running higher boost where it maintains the good eff. still. I try and target the best size to offer the best response while maintaining good eff. It's all a compromise your going to lose one to the other it's just a matter of what you are willing to give up, for what your willing to get. Run a 35R at 18lbs and your 72% eff run a 42R and your 77% I bet the 35R car is much more fun to squirt around town in. Hope that helps some.
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Zero R - the 500r sounds like a dream for power across the board (if you've got the port work to match)
Goodfella - sorry to thread highjack
Last edited by Old Slow Coach; Nov 29, 2006 at 09:26 PM.
Originally Posted by III Gen X
I had pretty much reasoned that if you were in the 70% + islands, then you were pretty efficient. However, compressor maps usually dip really deep into the 60% range and I've wondered if people knowingly/decidedly run at those lower levels, or is that just asking for trouble?
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Originally Posted by stokedxiv
Rich, how did I not see this thread until now? Haha...
Congratulations!... Not only does your car look clean it will stay clean with the speed you are going to get out of that awsome set up!
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I can't believe I still hadn't replied to this thread. What can I say... Looks very clean and well put together just like the entire car. I said this on another thread and I'll say it here.... Don't go for anything less then 20 psi
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Keep on eye on that 90 degree oil inlet fitting. Mine was bent and so it sisn't seat flush and leaked badly. I ended up replacing it with some earls stuff. Dang, that 4" pipe looks crazy!
Oh, and i'm also using the FC AST bypass cap and I still have to refill with water once a week but in the begining it was every day for two weeks. I may have to do an AST again.
Oh, and i'm also using the FC AST bypass cap and I still have to refill with water once a week but in the begining it was every day for two weeks. I may have to do an AST again.