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datrat_dave
Re: manufacturing turbo kits!?!?
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Yeah IC + fuel + pressurised air = bomb!

Did i tell you how to do it? I gave my input and thats all. I was only mearley making a suggestion as i dont know about other people reading this post but there seems to be alot of ideas floating around which is awsome but nothing set in concrete.

What every happens it'll be an awsome package as theres many people always asking (myself included) for information on A series turbo setups and having a package that has it all will save time & many headaches...

Will you have a website or info we can access online at all? ebay shop etc?

Let us know how it all goes dude.
Dave

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What every happens it'll be an awsome package as theres many people always asking (myself included) for information on A series turbo setups and having a package that has it all will save time & many headaches...


i might make a site for the parts im not sure. however the first series will only be available to this datsun 1200 forum at a lower price than i will be seeling them for on ebay.

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casper17000
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oh, sorry i missed your other question. no there will not be airfuel mixture in the intercooler of the intercooled kit. that wouldn't even be an intercooler, that would be and explosive bumper!!.

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B210sleeper
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my lpg kit used to keep about 1 liter of mixed air and lpg in the intake and it backfired a few times and popped the intake apart, it's just using intercooler silicone hose and it felt like a good thud on the underside of the car when it went off. This has since been corrected.

I can only imagine what a loaded intercooler would do when it blew up. make lots of aluminum bits for one ;)

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oh, sorry i missed your other question. no there will not be airfuel mixture in the intercooler of the intercooled kit. that wouldn't even be an intercooler, that would be and explosive bumper!!.


SO DOES THIS MEAN YOU ARE PLANNING ON USING A BLOW THROUGH CARBY OR EFI?

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casper17000
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SO DOES THIS MEAN YOU ARE PLANNING ON USING A BLOW THROUGH CARBY OR EFI?


non EFI. i will be using both non efi systems. the non intercooled version will be first. so many questions are being tossed around right now. i have already promised you guys the first 20 orders discounted to this forum. just be patient and i will begin the prototype in a couple of weeks. i have been running intake simulation sofware on my designs. i want this to be a verry reliable kit.

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DAT12S
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A 1.8L nissan motor out of a 180sx...
a14 and 20psi yeah but not for very long..
a smaller turbo like a t25 or t28 would work well, a mate of mine has a t3 something on his a14 goes well but takes a while to spool up..

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casper17000
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i never said 20 psi. i said 7-10 psi. acording to my software, and a14 gains 4-7HP for every 1 psi of boost.

10psi=40-70hp gain

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DAT12S
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t25 from a ca? do you have any pics of it. maybee i can buy it off you or trade you somthing for it. i dont know which turbo im using yet. the one i had in mind was big time turbo overkill for a datsun a14 engine. i dont think an a14 can handle 20psi of boost. i would appreciate any info on you t25.

i was talking bout that comment you clown .. good luck with your kit .. you'll need it cause it sounds like you ain't got a clue. ya tool

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casper17000
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what do you know mr 4 posts? did you know that gasoline makes the motor go? dee dee dee ya fricking TOOL!!!!

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