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Old 03-13-12, 07:21 AM
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interested Planning on building a na-t 2jzge as well rather then paying out the *** for a gte and just building it anyways
Old 03-13-12, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by 94_soarer
Ohhh snaps!!!! another boosted SC around town!!! I love it :-)
Whats up Nate... Hit me up when you get a chance.. I sent you a PM
Old 03-13-12, 10:37 AM
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Hope this is done in time for the BBQ on the 22nd next month.
Old 03-13-12, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by TougeSC3
Hope this is done in time for the BBQ on the 22nd next month.
It "should" be.... Everything is moving at a fairly quick pace...
Old 03-27-12, 04:45 PM
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So here's a quick update on whats been going on.... After pulling the motor, I began the process of getting the GTE ready for "prime time", but I quickly realized that the wiring issues proved to be super challenging. I made every attempt to locate the needed information to do the conversion, but no luck... I even contemplated sending the wires to Dr. Tweak but the wait time was 6 weeks or pay a extra $150 to receive "expedited" service. I decided not to go that route... I ended up putting the motor up for sale and sold it super fast (thanks to 94_soarer).

So my plans have changed yet once again.... I've now decided to go NA-T.

So this is were I'm at as of today:

I bought a bottom end bored out .40 over, forged pistons, TT rods, ACL race bearings, polished crank etc... Tial wastegate, Blitz BOV, 4" intercooler, Down pipe, Brand new Borg Warner s366 (Modified for super quick spool 80/71) Blitz boost controller, Turbo blanket...

I already ordered my turbo manifold. The only parts that are needed so that I can drop the motor back in are: Transmission cooler, timing belt, water pump, thermostat, FFIM, injectors, head gasket, fuel pump, Speed limit defender, catch can and few other minor parts.. So If you guys know of anyone selling anyone of those items, contact me. (the major items that is)

I'm not sure what my plans are as yet the management setup. If the money is right, I may just go the "MegaSquirt" route. If not, I may just get a piggy back for the moment...

No plans for the trans as yet. I know that I want to stay auto. I just haven't decided on who/what company I'll be using... BL or Titian...

But here a few pics of some of the parts that I've received thus far:











Stay tuned...
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Just a quick mock up...




Old 04-05-12, 05:49 AM
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hmmmmmmmmm
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Explain this 80/71 concept please?? This is the first I heard of this and it seems interesting??
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Bump!! So I could get my question answered!!!
A PM is fine if you don't want the whole world to know.. No worries I want tell!
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Originally Posted by BAD954BOI
Bump!! So I could get my question answered!!!
A PM is fine if you don't want the whole world to know.. No worries I want tell!
ill talk to him n see
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Here's a quick update of my progress. So I've finally dropped the motor back in the car. But prior to doing that, I sent out the manifold and down pipe to be ceramic coated... I had them coated in flat black... I'm not going for too much of a flashy look.. I want more of a "toned down" appearance... (I'll let the build do all the talking)...

So now the car is at the muffler shop getting all the plumbing done....

Here are a few pics of what's been going on thus far:













Off to the muffler shop:







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Originally Posted by BAD954BOI
Explain this 80/71 concept please?? This is the first I heard of this and it seems interesting??
Here's the technical explanation: The 80/71 is the same wheel 'head' as the 80/74, but trimmed for a smaller exducer, and with no machine 'clip' to the trailing edge. Similar turbine swallowing characteristics, but a mid-point between the 76/68mm wheel and the 80/74mm wheel.

Here's the plain English explanation: The S366 is a bad *** turbo that produces BIG numbers... But it doesn't spool quick at all... So to get the big numbers with a quick spool, you have to do some custom turbo work= 80/71

I plan on staying auto so I had to figure out a turbo setup that will hit fast "and" hard....
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Wouldn't triming the wheel throw off the balance?
And to be completly clear since I like to break stuff down:

1.the benefit of doing this mod is for the simple fact that the exdurcer has less resistance to spin the indurcer in order to spool...Correct?

2.So wouldn't trimming the exdurcer cause an excess of back pressure since it was design for a 73mm wheel which you modded to a 71?

3.And just to make it simple wouldn't it have been alot easier to just drop down to the .88 Hotside?
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Originally Posted by BAD954BOI
Wouldn't triming the wheel throw off the balance?
And to be completly clear since I like to break stuff down:

1.the benefit of doing this mod is for the simple fact that the exdurcer has less resistance to spin the indurcer in order to spool...Correct?

2.So wouldn't trimming the exdurcer cause an excess of back pressure since it was design for a 73mm wheel which you modded to a 71?

3.And just to make it simple wouldn't it have been alot easier to just drop down to the .88 Hotside?
The thought process was based on the intent to run the engine at high-rpm. I needed the flow of both the compressor and an 80mm turbine wheel, but better response than the 80/74mm wheel could provide. Borg Warner does actually match this rotor group for a smaller, high-rpm marine diesel, so, after figuring the math, this was the outcome..
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Just a quick update pic:



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