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Old 10-04-2017, 05:07 PM
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Do you think the radiator from Cx racing is worth it? I’m thinking of just buying the hot parts and the intercooler. Trying to decide if a different radiator would be better?
It works for me. Car never see’s over 190 with the AC ON in the Florida heat and traffic. I am certain that other radiators will Work though as long as it comparable in size
Old 10-10-2017, 04:20 PM
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thread bump for some Mexico feedback how did she do?
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Love the rear tires, I need those. 16's will fit without drop spindles right?
Old 10-10-2017, 10:21 PM
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thread bump for some Mexico feedback how did she do?
Had a lot of fun. Won some, lost some. Had a great time. I was battling some throttle body issues (car going into reduced engine power mode). Switched throttle bodies with my buddy’s car and let it rip.
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Love the rear tires, I need those. 16's will fit without drop spindles right?
they fit fine other than some very very minor clearance-ing on the knuckle top and bottom.

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were you guys doing rolls or digs or variety. wish you were closer id love to check out this setup in person...its got me wondering if I could do something similar but fender exit. just to keep the noise down a little but more for street driving
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
were you guys doing rolls or digs or variety. wish you were closer id love to check out this setup in person...its got me wondering if I could do something similar but fender exit. just to keep the noise down a little but more for street driving
mostly roll racing as i don't want to break the stock drive train.
I am going to switch the exhaust to a bumper exit once i get the materials from work.

although I must say, the car is not that loud inside considering
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that's what I was thinking when you originally built it, was that a pass bumper exit may be a sweat setup. get a little more pipe there and push it out the side. I'm sure you get a lot of sound bouncing off the ground back up at you going straight down. glad shes still working for you
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
that's what I was thinking when you originally built it, was that a pass bumper exit may be a sweat setup. get a little more pipe there and push it out the side. I'm sure you get a lot of sound bouncing off the ground back up at you going straight down. glad shes still working for you

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so....just got an offer on a brand new BW s467 that my buddys trying to unload for cheap...thinking about grabbing it and following your trail...my question tho is did you happen to call cx racing and see if theyd sell you the pieces you got a little cheaper than what their website lists? what I mean is since you didn't use the fans, WG's, etc
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
so....just got an offer on a brand new BW s467 that my buddys trying to unload for cheap...thinking about grabbing it and following your trail...my question tho is did you happen to call cx racing and see if theyd sell you the pieces you got a little cheaper than what their website lists? what I mean is since you didn't use the fans, WG's, etc
s467 or S476? anything smaller than a 70mm may be too small.

You can call CxRacing and just order what you want from the kit. They will subtract whatever you don't want.
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S467. 1.25ar billet wheel. I was wondering that myself. But for the price it's worth looking into spec wise
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
S467. 1.25ar billet wheel. I was wondering that myself. But for the price it's worth looking into spec wise
If you get it for cheap enough, run it!

I do however think it will be too small for a v8 as a single setup.
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I haven't seen it in person yet, specs he sent me is......borg warner S467 pairs a 91mm OD compressor wheel and 1.25 A/r featuring twinscroll T4 housing and 4" DP...supports 94lb/min in 1.10ar configuration. capable of sustained 35psi.....


I dont know how accurate these specs are, etc, etc. but its brand new, full billet but journal bearing type. and he said I can have it in exchange for a 55 gal drum of race gas from our local supplier. so 600 bucks. its tempting seeing as I'm running a H/C/I ls1/6 atm. so I'm not certain but pretty sure that may put me in the 600whp range easily enough. open to thoughts on it though.
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
I haven't seen it in person yet, specs he sent me is......borg warner S467 pairs a 91mm OD compressor wheel and 1.25 A/r featuring twinscroll T4 housing and 4" DP...supports 94lb/min in 1.10ar configuration. capable of sustained 35psi.....


I dont know how accurate these specs are, etc, etc. but its brand new, full billet but journal bearing type. and he said I can have it in exchange for a 55 gal drum of race gas from our local supplier. so 600 bucks. its tempting seeing as I'm running a H/C/I ls1/6 atm. so I'm not certain but pretty sure that may put me in the 600whp range easily enough. open to thoughts on it though.
Should get you there no problem.
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one way to find out!
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Originally Posted by cb2004mj
one way to find out!
See if you can find a compressor map for that specific turbo and you can figure out if it will work before you buy everything.

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Old 10-13-2017, 10:48 AM
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yea that's what I'm hunting meow. plus gtg look at it in person to verify specs tonight.
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Just bought a Turbonetics 7668 myself for the 5.3. planning it to get the motor in the car within a few weeks and then call CX for the kit minus the turbo and radiator.

my friend is giving me his stock LS7 cam, will advance 4 degrees and see how that works. Lots of guys had good success with the LS9 and it's damn near exact specs.
Old 10-13-2017, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by MRc5z
Lots of guys had good success with the LS9 and it's damn near exact specs.
The main difference being the ls7 cam was designed for 1.8 rockers, I believe.

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