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Old 05-07-2008, 04:32 AM
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wow, nice progress.

Looks like cold side piping is gonna be a bitch, and I'd be worried about what the hot side was close too, looks tight to a lot of stuff
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Originally Posted by Mekanic
wow, nice progress.

Looks like cold side piping is gonna be a bitch, and I'd be worried about what the hot side was close too, looks tight to a lot of stuff
The cold side is almost done. I am reusing the pipe I used last year. The only thing I have to do is move the BOV to another location.

A picture from when I made the pipe.


And installed with the BOV as it was before.
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some pretty damn impressive fabrication skills there man. That pipe must have taken a lot of hours
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Originally Posted by Mekanic
some pretty damn impressive fabrication skills there man. That pipe must have taken a lot of hours
Thanks!

Yes, it took a while to make and it is a tight fit.



But building the hot side took a lot more time.





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wow, that's very impressive!
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More pictures.





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The downpipe flange is done.







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Awesome work man, alot of skill and dedication to take the idea in your mind, then create something tangible that will haul ****

Hey Joby how close is that exhaust crossover from driver - passenger under the oil pan? Did you heat wrap it & or use somekind of heat shield? I 'd like to use block hugger headers, then do an under oil pan crossover to a 3" single exhaust or use a 2x4 tube, currently scrapping the floor over railroads and speed bumps. Feed that exhaust into a rear mount turbo & then bring the intake up through by the inner chassis frame rail ( heater fan assembly already gone) then straight shot to engine, 750 carb.
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Old pictures:





It is plenty of room for a crossover pipe. I only used heat shields on the headers and exhaust wrap on the downpipe. Nothing on the crossover.
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More pictuers. Downpipe almost done.










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It's back on the road now.







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60 foot - 1.827 s
1/8 mile - 7.245 s, 169.85 km/h ( 105 mph )
1/4 mile - 10.862 s, 216.38 km/h ( 134.5 mph)



Still nothing broken
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Old 05-26-2008, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by JoBy
60 foot - 1.827 s
1/8 mile - 7.245 s, 169.85 km/h ( 105 mph )
1/4 mile - 10.862 s, 216.38 km/h ( 134.5 mph)



Still nothing broken
Anyone know the record for a stock shortblock? Or a stock shortblock with bolts? This has got to be right up there if not it!

Congrats! The setup looks great!
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That thing is getting it done for sure. 135 MPH trap speeds are no joke.

What's you combo again? Stock L98 short block, better rod bolts, modified stealth ram, and XX boost? Right?
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Actually L83 (Cross-Fire) but the short block is the same as 1985 TPI.

Stock engine block.
Stock crank.
Stock rods.
Stock pistons.
ARP bolts.
CompCams 12-404-04 cam (LSA 114, duration 222/225 @0.050, lift 0.464/0.464
CompCams 858-16 Pro magnum Hydraulic lifters
CompCams 1412-16 magnum roller rocker arms
AFR 190 heads with 74cc chamber size.
Holley Stealth Ram that I modified to clear the stock hood.
Haltech E6K
120 lbs injectors.
SX fuel pressure regulator.
Twin BOSCH fuel pumps and a surge tank in the rear right fender.
Dana44
4L80E controlled by a TCI T-Com
Vigilante converter
Front mount XS Power intercooler with 24"x12"x4" core.
HKS 'style' 50mm wastegate
Garrett TBP7501 turbo from a Volvo wheel loader
E85 ethanol fuel.


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