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The Great Becoming - TT351

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jaketuff

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She might be running by Saturday!

Intake fitted and noticed Valve Cover won't clear... so they are going to be swapped...


Cermic Coated Shorties...


Tight fit!


Looking TUFF!!!


Can't wait to get some numbers down... The motor had about 200 miles on it before install so break in will be soft and then BA-BAM boost her up! Dyno soon!!!!!

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millhouse

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I've never understood the allure of remote mounts...especially when it's a detriment to performance and a bi#@h to package. There is more than enough room in the stock engine compartment to fit the turbo's in. Really, the only reason other manufacturers sell them is because there is simply no room in those particular vehicles.

I'm not trying to rip on you or your setup...as in the end, it's your setup.

As far as numbers go, you would have to give us a bit more detail on your setup.
 

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looks like a pretty clean setup though...you do nice work. Im interested to see how this one comes out....should haul ass though
 

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Interesting... Give us a little more info on your setup. What size are the turbos? I would venture to say you'll see over 500 with some boost if everything works well. It's very easy to make 500 with a h/c/i 302 with a small single or twin setup on low boost, so I would expect it to make big numbers on a h/c/i 351. Just not sure about what kind of power a remote setup will make. It will be interesting to see.

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millhouse

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blackened88lx said:
Interesting... Give us a little more info on your setup. What size are the turbos? I would venture to say you'll see over 500 with some boost if everything works well. It's very easy to make 500 with a h/c/i 302 with a small single or twin setup on low boost, so I would expect it to make big numbers on a h/c/i 351. Just not sure about what kind of power a remote setup will make. It will be interesting to see.

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+1...but we need to know your h/c/i combo as well as how much boost your running to make a guestimate.
 
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iwashmycar

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lookin good! cant wait to see the end result!


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jaketuff

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millhouse said:
+1...but we need to know your h/c/i combo as well as how much boost your running to make a guestimate.
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Here we are...



Specs...

9:1 compression ratio (nominal)
Forged pistons and forged steel cap screw connecting rods
Hydraulic roller camshaft (.552'' lift and 228° of duration @ .050'')
High-performance T-sump oil pans available in front or rear sump
MSD billet distributor
Ford Racing GT-40 cylinder heads and valvetrain
Edelbrock single plane Victor Jr intake manifold
Billet steel flywheel
Harmonic balancer

Basics of JEGS Cam is nice and lumpy... will do decently with 8-10psi!!!! OUCH! This is now a $8,999.99 motor...! I paid significantly less than that!

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TokyoJoe

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That looks like a very clean hot/cold side piping. Who did it? Looks like it's going to be a beast.
 

millhouse

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At 8-19lbs on that motor you should be close to, or over 600rwhp.
 

jaketuff

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Heh heh heh heh!!!!

TokyoJoe said:
That looks like a very clean hot/cold side piping. Who did it? Looks like it's going to be a beast.
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Right... Let it be known that the Turbo install and tuning is being done by the team at Mongillo Motors in New Haven, CT. Kudos go to them for this clean and mean work!

They have videos of their other projects at :
www.mongillomotors.com

Hey, all the concern about remote mounts... don't feel that really. Obviously the numbers will tell the tale for all of us on that matter. But as long as the PSI is in the system, which is sealed, I should be awwwwwwll good! These T's will be intercooled and alky cooled!!!! Should be NICE'n'Squirrelly. Taking a look at all the remote mount cars in this stable at Mongillo, and their dyno numbers, SOTP and on the sheets you begin to believe very quickly!

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jaketuff

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All right then!

The car has been on the street!

http://rides.webshots.com/video/3037314420048446790ArbcYt?vhost=rides

http://rides.webshots.com/video/3001403550048446790DtyUtW?vhost=rides
 

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jaketuff said:
All right then!

The car has been on the street!

http://rides.webshots.com/video/3037314420048446790ArbcYt?vhost=rides

http://rides.webshots.com/video/3001403550048446790DtyUtW?vhost=rides
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Any #'s from the dyno yet?
 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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nice!!
 

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where in westchester are you?car looks great nice work. phil
 

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Well... Heard late today that on a Mustang Dyno in a mild tune it was putting down 450HP and close to 500 lbs-ft. That was at 4-5 psi.
 

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jaketuff said:
Well... Heard late today that on a Mustang Dyno in a mild tune it was putting down 450HP and close to 500 lbs-ft. That was at 4-5 psi.
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You plan on bumping the psi up?
 

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jaketuff said:
Well... Heard late today that on a Mustang Dyno in a mild tune it was putting down 450HP and close to 500 lbs-ft. That was at 4-5 psi.
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My buddies running a T76 with a 347 and pushing 640rwhp @10psi on a Mustang Dyno. That's out of a Dart Block 302. You have way more in that car with the 351. Nice work. I'm curious to see your numbers. Mine will be a single T88, turbo won't be on til next year though. Keep us posted. I'd like to see how she does.
 

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nice.

Unleash the boost.
 

jaketuff

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Oh well... at 5psi and mild tune the car popped POS hypereutic piston. Even though, YES, the engine was quoted to have 'forged' pistons out of the box. So much for that BS. I can deal though. Some JE's will be going in and forged rods. A cylinder is going to be sleeved as well for good measure. After this the thing should be monster. Forged for SURE and ready for more psi... thinking max 10-12 for safety and hmmm... I don't know from there. The block is being disassembled at a shop in CT (Grieco) by an old 5.0 guy that started back in the day and had an 8 sec 5oh when it was really a challenge!!!! I'll post details later.

BIG #'s after this stage!!!!
 
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