View Full Version : Turbo Fitment DONE!
Maeda
07-17-2003, 08:57 PM
Ok, after a long wait. The fabricator of my pipes, fuel rail, and most importantly my exhaust manifold has finished and sent me the pics. I'm so excited! parts comming "in a week."(probably longer but I don't mind as long as its before early august)
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01028.JPG
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01029.JPG
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01030.JPG
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01033.JPG
Apprently I can keep my master cylinder and my cusco bar... ^_^
I CAN'T WAIT!!!
:drool: :drool: :drool:
EDIT: sorry 'bout that
Bill Roberts
07-17-2003, 09:01 PM
Pics non working.
Cool, looking forward to seeing it...do the edit and see if they will repost/.
ca18guy
07-17-2003, 09:12 PM
Originally posted by Maeda
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01030.JPG
Apprently I can keep my master cylinder and my cusco bar... ^_^
Don't know if you thought of this or not, but a heat shield between the turbo and master cylinder wouldn't be a bad idea.
wow looks good!:) now you can use your guages and intercooler that you bought.
Bill Roberts
07-17-2003, 10:45 PM
I agree. All you need is turbo heat heaying your brake fluid.
You could increase airflow under the hood being inventive.
Hot engine, hot turbo, hot brakes, not cool dude.
A prefab heatshield is a good idea. Just get some sheet steel or Alumimnum.
s13silady
07-18-2003, 03:08 AM
Originally posted by ca18guy
Don't know if you thought of this or not, but a heat shield between the turbo and master cylinder wouldn't be a bad idea.
Yes... very well said... when i had my Ka-T, there was about an inch and a half gap between the turbo and the master cylinder, it gets so hot that the resovoir started to melt a little.... i wouldnt want the MC losing pressure... and the angle of your turbo looked similar to mine, careful of your custom downpipe (assuming your using one) hitting your steering column... but anyways, good job looks clean so far... good luck with the rest keep us all updated.
azn_romeox
07-18-2003, 06:36 AM
Yeap.......get that uh............fabric type of heat sheild material
Chernobyl
07-18-2003, 12:42 PM
are those DSM injectors you are using?
Loofee95SE
07-18-2003, 11:12 PM
:) looks great , by the way which turbo is that ..it's huge!!.
curious... why the turbo looks kindda off balance??
just curious..how much did it cost u to Fab the header?
need pics of the Exhaust , downpipe..
looks really good..:bowdown:
SilviaDriver
07-18-2003, 11:25 PM
now ur woman wont call u a Poser no more HAHAHA
s13silady
07-19-2003, 05:17 AM
Originally posted by SilviaDriver
now ur woman wont call u a Poser no more HAHAHA
hahah! i remember that thread!
Maeda
07-19-2003, 09:37 PM
Unfortunately those are pics of MY turbo and the rest of my parts in a totalled 96 se that the fabricator bought. The parts are in the mail (crosses fingers).
I have a heat shield waiting around on my dresser. The DSM injectors are 450's...
The turbo is an IHI GM4 off of a 6.5 Liter Diesel commercial vehicle. It's also a crazy science experiment to see how it works...
Oh and my girlfriend stopped calling me a poser about a month ago. I started calling 'poser-loving car humper' and that, shall-we-say, was that.:axe: :axe: :axe:
PS- Is there a break in time for a turbo? o.O
xsboost
07-24-2003, 01:19 PM
I am the Fabricator that Built the kit. I have made a downpipe for it already. I made the Downpipe in two pieces so that if he wants to upgrade to a true garrett T3T4 turbo it will be a semi bolt in deal. All that will be needed is to modify the IC pipe to fit.
The kit is 95% done. I am kinda stuck right now as my $6000+ Tig welder broke friday night. It went into the shop monday (local shop thank god) and should be back in the next day or so. I have to finish a couple of welds on one part of the downpipe, and make the turbo inlet pipe. All of the oil lines are done and the kit is a welding machine away from being finished.
It has taken a little longer than expected simply because of the distance between the customer and myself. I had to buy a car to make the kit off of. I was purchasing the car for parts anyway.
Either way the kit is almost done and I am looking forward to how that turbo is going to work. I have done some math on it and it seems to be like a large T3 based turbine side and a small T4 compressor side (great N20 turbo :D) Either way if the customer doesnt like it he can bolt on a new turbo and go.
Danny
Maeda
08-04-2003, 06:25 PM
One more plug for yah bro.
Can't wait to get these things from the UPS fairy...
http://maeda.siliconhosting.com/turbo/DSC01107.JPG
Thats everything! The install is to begin promptly on August 20th, and dyno testing the next week. Somebody help me take out my cross member!
Bbandit
08-04-2003, 09:35 PM
move down here to texas and i'll help you :p
but yea.. congrats on the custom kit
good luck
we're on the same boat ;)
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