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Old 06-10-2018, 08:41 PM
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why did you cut out the front crash bar?
Old 06-10-2018, 09:18 PM
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why did you cut out the front crash bar?
I had a single turbo kit before this one that had a taller intercooler.
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ahhhh. gotcha
Old 06-14-2018, 11:43 PM
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Default Walbro 450 in factory bucket

decided to replace my intank with a walbro 450 F90000267
factory pump has over100k on it, switched over in E85 in 2013. now I have some more room. I have a external secondary fuel system anyway.

so the goal is to pretty much use the factory bucket as a hanger.







have to note the top, to know which orientation you need to put the filter, so it sits flat as possible at the bottom of the tank. the filter sock I used has a 45* angle. DeatschWerks 9-0836



the pump will sit offset in the bucket, the sock will be hangout the bottom. I made a template and trimmed accordingly.

The walbro 450 is shorter overall, and wider at the base.

Connect the power and ground, I removed the pin from the original harness. added a new pin to walbro connector. plug and play from there







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truckin along... awesome build so far.
Old 06-15-2018, 07:36 AM
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Did you change anything on the wiring bulkhead to handle the increased electrical current? I thought the pins on the OEM bulkhead had a relatively low current capacity.
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Originally Posted by Turpid porpoise
Did you change anything on the wiring bulkhead to handle the increased electrical current? I thought the pins on the OEM bulkhead had a relatively low current capacity.
wasn't aware, if it fails, i'll adapt
Old 06-15-2018, 02:37 PM
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im getting ready to finish ordering parts to do basically the same thing and with there was a way to not have giant intake tubes running through the entire engine bay lol

Great progress so far man, whats you HP goal?
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Originally Posted by Turpid porpoise
Did you change anything on the wiring bulkhead to handle the increased electrical current? I thought the pins on the OEM bulkhead had a relatively low current capacity.
supposedly they are rated for 14A....the walbro 450 pulls a max of 16A. I have yet to see the bulkhead connector get damaged from it. especially when the fuel cools it constantly.
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Old 06-16-2018, 09:39 PM
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First fire, checking oil pressure etc. glad it works
now I keep keep buttoning up the front.

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Old 06-16-2018, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by FourG63 97GST
First fire, checking oil pressure etc. glad it works
now I keep keep buttoning up the front.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JohoUaQ-d0w
Sounds great! Congrats!
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nice!
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Congrats I was looking forward for your build because I know you will race it hahah

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Originally Posted by ss4luck
im getting ready to finish ordering parts to do basically the same thing and with there was a way to not have giant intake tubes running through the entire engine bay lol

Great progress so far man, whats you HP goal?
true, I did the intake pipes in a semi matte black, to make it less distracting. I don't have a HP goal, I want to go 150s in the 1/4, so whatever hp that requires.

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Congrats I was looking forward for your build because I know you will race it hahah
i'm somewhat sorry I took so long, it's just so easy to get distracted and not work on it. I'm excited for summer though, should have a some good new content, as I'm putting together a Twin turbo camaro also
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Old 06-20-2018, 12:39 PM
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bleeding the cooling system went quick and easy.
couple my odds and ends to tie up. and it'll be on road worthy again.

I do have a cam sensor code to sort, P0343, appears to be GenIV swap related, having some starting issues. other than than, runs good so far, too good, im concerned


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Very nice progress
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I think I saw some of this posted on C5 Modified on fb.

I have to say, that car looks and sounds AMAZING. That is a serious project you're wrapping up. I used to have it in me, but I am just real happy with my bolt-on blower now.

What is your goal for the car? Going for a HP high water mark, or a time in the 1/4?

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Old 06-22-2018, 10:25 AM
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couple more nick nacks, and it'll be on the road again. sounds and runs healthy so far.


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I think I saw some of this posted on C5 Modified on fb.

I have to say, that car looks and sounds AMAZING. That is a serious project you're wrapping up. I used to have it in me, but I am just real happy with my bolt-on blower now.

What is your goal for the car? Going for a HP high water mark, or a time in the 1/4?
thanks man, But yea, I'm not doing a drivetrain job on jackstands again, it really took me two years to complete , very unmotivating at times. I even bought another car to fill the void, but then that broke, that was my sign to finish this As for a goal, I've owned the car 12yrs, and honestly enjoyed the car in all the forms I've had it, from bone stock, to cammed, to nitrous, to single to now this, I just want to keep enjoying it and have keep impressing me. If it goes 9s that'll be cool. but it's primarily a street car, setup to work on the street y mexico
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Old 06-24-2018, 01:36 AM
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completed the underhood fitment, relocated my fuel return lines and regulator, got vacuum lines to do next, then test drive. I have a Holley dominator for the car to install. but I just want to get some miles on it first, get any mechanical bugs works out, if any.










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Originally Posted by FourG63 97GST
completed the underhood fitment, relocated my fuel return lines and regulator, got vacuum lines to do next, then test drive. I have a Holley dominator for the car to install. but I just want to get some miles on it first, get any mechanical bugs works out, if any.









Looks great!

Do you have a factory radiator or is that a Dewitts aftermarket? Stock fans?

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