Noobz calls it 'the dump truck'Only if you show up in the tow truck
Sounds good I'll shoot you a text.You don't need an excuse or a vacation, we'll make a date and I'll burn a dead animal on the grill, I'm certain that you and 'that girl that puts up with you' could use a break.
This makes me tight in the pants.
Why thank you. As a matter of fact my friends call me mad max. Lol I come up with some wild stuff..... Well according to them I do....What this guy said ^
It's going to be so gloriously Mad Max I can't take it!



It's cool. Me to!
It's different but I like it.
Actually the manifold I used is available, just has no injector bungs.... However a log with 4 120lb injectors behind the throttle body before the blower would have a chemical cooling effect..... and would work just as well. It can be done sir.

I have an new, unused head bolt with the stud on top in my box of junk, er, parts. I bet I can even find the nut that belongs there.Well if it was a kit...... then it would no longer be unique..... then I would hate it.
I am now worried I may have gone to far..... stock rebuilt bottom end, nothing is forged. Blower capable of xx psi and my never enough complex....
I may need to buy an underdrive pulley for the blower.... or put a check valve in the bypass line so it stays open.
In other news today I flipped the valve covers so the vents are at the front of the engine. And realized the bracket @karthief so kindly dropped off to me today for the fuel lines...... will need to be modified, I used arp bolts there is no stud for it to attach to.
I also checked the fuel lines for leaks, I didn't have the injector harness hooked up s I had no way to purge the air, car has been sitting for a while and I drained the lines when I took the rail off. A lot of time went by before the system built up pressure not worried about it yet.
I think next up will be the coil bracket that will dictate where other stuff goes.
Also what aree your thoughts on my throttle body situation... I had a crazy thought of making a manifold to bolt up on my elbow that will accept 2 explorer 65mm TB.... then 2 pipes and 2 filters..... hmmm now that I typed it out it sounds dumber than it looks in my head.![]()
Well if it was a kit...... then it would no longer be unique..... then I would hate it.
I am now worried I may have gone to far..... stock rebuilt bottom end, nothing is forged. Blower capable of xx psi and my never enough complex....
I may need to buy an underdrive pulley for the blower.... or put a check valve in the bypass line so it stays open.![]()
Elaborate please. Besides the TB the crosssectional area of the inlet us much larger than that of the blower. In fact when I took the factory inlet off it was only provisioned for a 75mm TB.I dont think you are going to have to worry about that. You have effectivly closed off half of the available entry to the supercharger inlet with your design. I doubt it will make the kind of boost you think it will. It will run strong, but you are leaving a LOT of hp on the table, and with a stock bottom end that may be a good thing.