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Old 02-11-2007, 09:35 PM
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GT42 Installed w/ pics

Well, here they are... The clearance was a bit of a pain, we haven't built the downpipe yet, it's going to be almost against the cowl, but that's for tomorrow morning. I did new aluminum intercooler pipe too. It's bling! lol Install was done at a friend's racecar shop 417 Motorsports, depending on how it goes he may start doing the installs on a regular basis. Blake is absolutely awesome at I/c pipes and downpipes.
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That thing is huge!!
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Originally Posted by PourinDiesel
That thing is huge!!
I second that!!!!
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Looks like theirs 3 of us now!
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Can't wait till this afternoon to find out how she runs! too bad it's raining today...
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das uh big ol hooter!!
Old 02-12-2007, 09:30 AM
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Wonder how much hp your going to gain over the sledpuller???? That thang is huge!!!!! Hell I might just have to drive up and see this it lol.
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Wow!!!!!!! That is a huge turbo!!!!
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Originally Posted by Chris Blevins
Wonder how much hp your going to gain over the sledpuller???? That thang is huge!!!!! Hell I might just have to drive up and see this it lol.
Sledpullers are generally maxed out around the 650 range without Nitrous. Mine is proof, the shaft would move 1/2" in and out...lol This turbo should support 800+ without drugs, and about 80psi But we'll see, the downpipe is getting built right now, and then it's go-time!
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80psi is way off the MAP for that charger...are you really gonna push it that far?

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hopefully not, it's not wastegated right now though... DonM says his would hit 75 like a hammer, hopefully I don't have that problem.
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Yeah...ask Don how long his lived at 75psi. I don't think it was very long

Personally, I would keep it below 60...should be plenty with all the airflow you should have with the head and cam!

But first...see what happens
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Is that a second gen manifold holding that wood chipper inplace?
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It's a T-4 flanged 2nd gen mani... Turned upside down
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Next time the pavement is dry I've got to see how that thing will spool. I think I just figured out how to get rid of the wifes cat.


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