Winter Projects
Pro
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 618
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From: Lexington SC
Well I just sent the money off today for Jon's HSW kit he was selling. So looks like I will be having this done sometime this winter.
I have a Harris Speed Works 90mm plate kit! It was originally a Dry kit and I purchased the dry-wet conversion for it so you can run it as either... wet or dry! System is complete! Comes with the complete plate system as well as MANY extras. What you get is:
HSW 90mm dry/wet plate kit, 10# bottle
HSW The Interface
HSW Microedge with Plus Progressive unit
HSW Billet Adjustable Bottle Bracket
HSW Dual outlet purge kit (NEW) w/ Install kit
Autometer Electronic Nitrous Pressure Gauge already wired in
HSW Remote Bottle Opener
HSW Bottle heater
HSW C5 switch panel
HSW 90mm dry/wet plate kit, 10# bottle
HSW The Interface
HSW Microedge with Plus Progressive unit
HSW Billet Adjustable Bottle Bracket
HSW Dual outlet purge kit (NEW) w/ Install kit
Autometer Electronic Nitrous Pressure Gauge already wired in
HSW Remote Bottle Opener
HSW Bottle heater
HSW C5 switch panel
jobberone
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 2,062
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From: Kailua Kona HI
Here are my soon to be acquisitions for my 347 TT build.
AFR custom heads - $4200
- Cometic boost head gaskets for heads - $160
- Yella Terra ultralight shaft rockers - $425
- Valve cover spacers/gaskets to clear rockers - $35
- FAST 102 Intake - $795
- Custom portwork for FAST intake by AFR (port match intake/exhaust & tunnel) - $375
- New LS7 throttlebody for FAST intake (port matched to intake) - AFR to complete - $525
- Custom Hardedned Pushrods - $100
- FAST fuel rails, mounting kit & fuel connections for LS1 install - $235
- MAP sensor relocate harness for new intake - $40
- Conversion harness to mount LS7 throttlebody on LS1 car - $60
- Gaskets for new FAST intake - $35
- Coolant block-off kit to mount aftermarket intake on LS1 car - $60
I will have a set of LPE prepped 243 heads which have minimal dyno time on them since rebuild recently for sale for $1000 if anyone is interested. These made 685 HP at 4800 rpm on 93 octane at 17lbs and made 635 on 13lbs at 6600 rpm. They have Manley severe duty SS valves and Comp Cam 921 springs with opening pressure of 130. Stock rockers. They have been moderately massaged and never milled.
AFR custom heads - $4200
- Cometic boost head gaskets for heads - $160
- Yella Terra ultralight shaft rockers - $425
- Valve cover spacers/gaskets to clear rockers - $35
- FAST 102 Intake - $795
- Custom portwork for FAST intake by AFR (port match intake/exhaust & tunnel) - $375
- New LS7 throttlebody for FAST intake (port matched to intake) - AFR to complete - $525
- Custom Hardedned Pushrods - $100
- FAST fuel rails, mounting kit & fuel connections for LS1 install - $235
- MAP sensor relocate harness for new intake - $40
- Conversion harness to mount LS7 throttlebody on LS1 car - $60
- Gaskets for new FAST intake - $35
- Coolant block-off kit to mount aftermarket intake on LS1 car - $60
I will have a set of LPE prepped 243 heads which have minimal dyno time on them since rebuild recently for sale for $1000 if anyone is interested. These made 685 HP at 4800 rpm on 93 octane at 17lbs and made 635 on 13lbs at 6600 rpm. They have Manley severe duty SS valves and Comp Cam 921 springs with opening pressure of 130. Stock rockers. They have been moderately massaged and never milled.
Last edited by jobberone; Nov 30, 2010 at 12:08 AM.
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From: In a house
Racer
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Houston TX
Basically you set shift points in it that coincide to boost levels. It mostly reads the clutch vs rpm to determine what next level it will go to. At least thats how I understand it. It can also be done with WOT switches setup around the shifter. With each gear it hits a switch and adjusts boost.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 7,121
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From: Shreveport/Bossier Louisiana
St. Jude Donor '08
Basically you set shift points in it that coincide to boost levels. It mostly reads the clutch vs rpm to determine what next level it will go to. At least thats how I understand it. It can also be done with WOT switches setup around the shifter. With each gear it hits a switch and adjusts boost.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 7,121
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From: Shreveport/Bossier Louisiana
St. Jude Donor '08
I have a new solution for the guys wanting boost by gear. MUCH simpler to install, more of a MPH related system, however, still switches within a given MPH window for the EBoost 2.
Oh, its a 1/3 the price, and takes 1/2 as much time to install
The problem with the plate on the torque tube, is that it will fail. There is no room in there for the switch plate, so one instance of axle hop, and it will break a switch. It might not do it the first few times, but they will fail. There is simply not enough room.
My new system is mph based, switching the grounds for the Eboost, within each gear window. Pretty neat.
The other issue that I ran into with the actual gear based system- Say you set the car into spin- Naturally, a good wheel man would short shift to the next gear. However, with the old setup, it would toss you into the next higher boost window, causing more spin.
Now, you can set SP 1-4 to an actual MPH.
Louis
Oh, its a 1/3 the price, and takes 1/2 as much time to install
The problem with the plate on the torque tube, is that it will fail. There is no room in there for the switch plate, so one instance of axle hop, and it will break a switch. It might not do it the first few times, but they will fail. There is simply not enough room.
My new system is mph based, switching the grounds for the Eboost, within each gear window. Pretty neat.
The other issue that I ran into with the actual gear based system- Say you set the car into spin- Naturally, a good wheel man would short shift to the next gear. However, with the old setup, it would toss you into the next higher boost window, causing more spin.
Now, you can set SP 1-4 to an actual MPH.
Louis
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 3,405
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From: Gboro/H-point/Reidsville NC
1 Sending my stll in the box V1-Strim into Vortech to be upgraded to the SI-trim
2 Getting my gages and pod ready for install
3 Getting my Cam/Valvetrain parts ready to go in.
4 Possibly a clutch! (gonna need one)
5 mabe some 3.73's
2 Getting my gages and pod ready for install
3 Getting my Cam/Valvetrain parts ready to go in.
4 Possibly a clutch! (gonna need one)
5 mabe some 3.73's
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Tech Contributor
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From: Forney Texas
Melting Slicks
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From: Gboro/H-point/Reidsville NC
If you don't mind a recommendation, try the car without changing the gears first if you have 3.42's. A car that makes good power doesn't need gears unless this is going to be a purpose built car and you're trying to be banging the rev-limiter through the traps or something. JMHO.
But later this spring
1 harded outputs
2 ecs trans brace
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Nathalie VA
St. Jude Donor '15-'16-'17-'18
