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Old 09-12-04, 11:59 PM
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Congrats! I'll be following your progess. I'd love to make my Vert fast after the FD is running 10s.
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A 2400# fc is very very light.
I can believe a high 12 sec Q mile with that weight...
When do you plan on dynoing?
Are you in WI right now? I'm not too far away and will be there in a couple days if you wanted to meet up.
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Nope, I'm in Michigan. Dyno time is basically whenever I can get the IC piping fixed, and get the time/money to travel the 4 hours to do it.
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Nice man.. you were actually hitting 13-14psi on the 9.4:1 way to prove a few ppl wrong!

Kinda makes me wanna start taking the car appart tomorrow and start prepping it for my Twin-Turbo street port coming out next spring

Just outta curiousity.. i tried to check but couldn't find anything what are you doing as far as ignition is concerned??

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MSD 6AL, stock timing/ecu (N/A ecu).
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REally stock timing?? you didn't retard the timing at all??

*Edit: that seems kinda hard to believe, we just ran so damn advanced!*

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I ran stock timing the whole time...
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Yeah, I haven't done much of anything as far as ignition goes, just set it back to stock (ran advanced when it was in n/a form), and then threw on the MSD. Running standard plugs, and haven't had much an issue at all yet. The only problem I have is, since the cars untuned it idles for ****/revs for **** when it's cold, simply because it's just flooding itself, but once it's warm it drives pretty good (considering I'm under 10:1 at almost any boost level)
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Order some t-bolts from pte or some other random fitting company, they are expensive as crap but way worth the money because its almost impossible to pop a hose off held on by a t clamp. If you still keep blowing off hoses then try fixing the piping. Also what the heck are you doing in the cheesestate should your location now read ny,ma,mi,or, and wi??
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Originally Posted by Aaron Cake
I ran stock timing the whole time...
Looks like i'm gonna be upping my boost target to 14 and get the turbo's into a higher efficiency island

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Old 09-13-04, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
I've pretty much got the same weight reduction as 88IntegraLS, just I don't have anything left behind the dash, and i had no interior/etc. It was an '87 Sport to start with, so it wasn't heavy to begin with.
Hey, I've still got my interior 99% intact! However, after I swap in some FD leather seats and do my thing with a certain positive displacement device, the car should be ~2500 empty. Oh the price of power adders and leather seats.
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Originally Posted by pip
Order some t-bolts from pte or some other random fitting company, they are expensive as crap but way worth the money because its almost impossible to pop a hose off held on by a t clamp. If you still keep blowing off hoses then try fixing the piping. Also what the heck are you doing in the cheesestate should your location now read ny,ma,mi,or, and wi??
Haha, it might as well read WI, but I'm on the border of MI & WI, so I just drove down to the track in WI.
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Sonic, are you using the stock intake or the T2 intake? I can't remember if you said which...
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Stock N/A intake with the 6ports wired open. The intakes are ported though.
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Great results! Finally, I have someone to support me in those turbo-NA 1/4 mile flame threads...
Yes where are those dickless wonders now? I think it's safe for you to post your numbers now.
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Yeah, I'm still interested in knowing what you ran with the car actually making it completly *DOWN* the track, where-*** mine **** the bed halfway each time. Was pissing me off when ever damn time i'd pull a run i'd have to limp off the coarse, hop out in the dark at the end of the track, put it back on, then hurry my *** off the coarse before i got shot.
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I'm planning on using the T2 intake (if i can find it) or the S4 NA. I think the S5 intake is too complex for a turbo setup.

And yeah aaron, we need to know what you were running!!
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The s5 intake can be used, however it seems that the s4 flows better. As it seems, dyno time might be pushed back due to the fact that I need to fix up my winter car (1G DSM AWD w/20g turbo), and i need to get the car painted before winter, and it just seems like I'm running out of money quick, especially with the GTUs supercharger project, which is on hold until I can figure out a way to mount the belts.
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Doing the serpentine drivebelt setup for my Millenia supercharger was not too bad, I wish my camera worked now like before

How bad is your intake pipe going to be? The supercharger I'm using has a large oval shaped inlet of roughly 6" across and 4" high, and I had to make a part to blend this cross section into a 2.5" ID circle, all the while making a tight U turn and clearing the brake booster, oil filter, and firewall. I finally finished this part and it's a downhill ride from here on out for me. The supercharger looks like a scorpion with the throttle body right over it, mounted on a 'tail' like inlet tube.
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
The s5 intake can be used, however it seems that the s4 flows better. As it seems, dyno time might be pushed back due to the fact that I need to fix up my winter car (1G DSM AWD w/20g turbo), and i need to get the car painted before winter, and it just seems like I'm running out of money quick, especially with the GTUs supercharger project, which is on hold until I can figure out a way to mount the belts.

It's funny how an N/A RX-7 with intake and exhaust is quicker then a 1G Turbo DSM .. don't get me wrong i had a 1G eclipse N/A b4 the rex and loved driving that thing around.. handled pretty well but when a turbo car pulls up beside you and asks if your cars turbo it's kind of a compliment

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PS (can't wait to get this thing boosted )
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It's pretty much the stock supercoupe setup, same outlet, same inlet. I just need to find a set of matching pulleys for the alt, crank, waterpump, and charger. I want to use the FD setup, but I can't seem to find a pulley for the alt that's as narrow, and finding any premade that are as wide as the stock SC pulley doesn't seem very easy. Any ideas? This is my only major hold-up at the moment.
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Originally Posted by 88IntegraLS
Doing the serpentine drivebelt setup for my Millenia supercharger was not too bad, I wish my camera worked now like before

How bad is your intake pipe going to be? The supercharger I'm using has a large oval shaped inlet of roughly 6" across and 4" high, and I had to make a part to blend this cross section into a 2.5" ID circle, all the while making a tight U turn and clearing the brake booster, oil filter, and firewall. I finally finished this part and it's a downhill ride from here on out for me. The supercharger looks like a scorpion with the throttle body right over it, mounted on a 'tail' like inlet tube.
Sounds menacing!.. LOL we need to see pics of this S/C setup man
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Originally Posted by RXciting
It's funny how an N/A RX-7 with intake and exhaust is quicker then a 1G Turbo DSM .. don't get me wrong i had a 1G eclipse N/A b4 the rex and loved driving that thing around.. handled pretty well but when a turbo car pulls up beside you and asks if your cars turbo it's kind of a compliment

Frank

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A stock 1G DSM is slower than a n/a rx-7, but if you just pull the stock boost controller off and run 15psi or so, then they're quite a bit faster. But regardless, I use the DSM as my winter vehicle because I hate DSM's, but it's AWD.
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
I just need to find a set of matching pulleys for the alt, crank, waterpump, and charger. I want to use the FD setup, but I can't seem to find a pulley for the alt that's as narrow, Any ideas? This is my only major hold-up at the moment.
I dont know if this helps or not, but I just bored and drilled a ford escape 5" serpentine pulley to fit over my innermost two v belt pullies on my eshaft. six ribs is all a lysholm requires as opposed to eight for a roots (at least judging by data I've found from manufacturers) and it barely clears the waterpump v belt pullies. If I were using the M90 I would just find an 8 rib 5" serpentine pulley and do the same: bolt it on the front of the eshaft.

It sux that my camera is broke right in the middle of one of the most unusual and significant projects of mine for my FC. The setup I came up with (with a lot of help from BlueTII) is unique to all other FC supercharger installations as far as I know, and a few levels beyond those I've seen when it comes to fabrication complexity.
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The problem is, with my setup, I can't just run an idler and a pulley off the crank, it has to be on the waterpump as well, and I can't find any 8. If it was 6, I'd be done by now!


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