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Engine 3
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A better view of how I have the turbo mounted up

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A14force
Posted: 2008/7/28 20:53  Updated: 2008/7/28 20:53
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
Joined: 2003/12/3
From: Christchurch NZ
Posts: 3707
 Re: Engine 3
Interesting. Is there an reason why box section isn't used more in this application?

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cheater_5
Posted: 2008/7/28 22:43  Updated: 2008/7/28 22:43
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
Joined: 2005/8/8
From: The garage, NZ
Posts: 1922
 Re: Engine 3
because round tube flows a butt load better that square..

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SLAM1024
Posted: 2008/7/29 0:19  Updated: 2008/7/29 0:19
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Joined: 2002/8/8
From: Lethbridge, AB, Canada
Posts: 251
 Re: Engine 3
you would use round tubing and proper bends to make your manifolds in a perfect world..

using this plenum style creates alot of backpressure but are we really worried about that on an engine this size..? Me no thinks so...

We will see how it works soon and I'll let you all know

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SLAM1024
Posted: 2008/7/29 0:23  Updated: 2008/7/29 0:23
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From: Lethbridge, AB, Canada
Posts: 251
 Re: Engine 3
BTW cheater, in response to your post on the other picture.. it is a blow through setup.. Im just debating whether to change everything right now, get a smaller turbo and have my carbs on the port side of the engine as opposed to going over the top of the valve cover...

Does anyone know what problems may occur from putting your carb so far away from your ports (so that the air/fuel mix has to travel a long way to make it to the engine.. if you know what I mean?)

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kegs
Posted: 2008/7/29 1:00  Updated: 2008/7/29 1:00
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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From: campbelltown (sydney) australia
Posts: 1802
 Re: Engine 3
ive heard length gives torque and that it probably atomises the fuel better throw the carbs on the other side with an intercooler at the front or just fab up efi im thinking about making a efi a series set up just for fun maybe sell it

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SLAM1024
Posted: 2008/7/29 4:46  Updated: 2008/7/29 4:46
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From: Lethbridge, AB, Canada
Posts: 251
 Re: Engine 3
Yeah, sounds good, I will definately have to put the carb on the other side with this size turbo..

The only problem with the SU style carbs is that they are really tall and will hit the inside of the bonnet quite easily so I will have to mount it quite low...

The only other option is to get a smaller (demensionally) turbo and make a whole new manifold.. I can get a couple of T25s off of a 300ZX twin turbo..

Im so torn, cuz Im so far into it already.. I would prefer not to go back to square one!