so okay this is a turbo, damn that is a pretty sweet turbo you might stay.BlueOvalStangGT said:Those are some pretty sweet turbos you might say...ROUND!
SuperDust22 said:so okay this is a turbo, damn that is a pretty sweet turbo you might stay.
Dustin
sweet project. i'm a little confused about the piping tho.GreenMustangGt said:Lastly this is a pic of how my exhaust is set up now.Soon 2 turbos will be mounted there! BBK shorties/Summit h-pipe-Flowmaster cat-back is what i ahvve now. This setup is gonna be nice because i will still be able to bolt in my stock 4-cat h-pipe for emmissions testing.
BlackVert said:sweet project. i'm a little confused about the piping tho.
i understand about getting the air from the side scoops, that is really cool! the cdc scoops would be perfect for that!
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are the turbos going where the mufflers are now? are you putting in smaller mufflers then?
how are you routing the cold side to the intercooler?
i'm worried that the length of pipe from the turbos to the throttle body will result in noticeable lag. then again, with a .42 a/r, they should spool up pretty early.
i will definately be watching this thread. i had a turbo project in the works, but i had to abort it a month ago because we bought a house. i would love to plan another one for a few years down the line after i get my feet under me again.
i sold it to a friend of jr'sBlueOvalStangGT said:What did you end up doing with that kit?
i am also a member of that site. the worry i have is with the amount of piping between the compressor and the intake. the more volume there is in that pipe, the more air it takes to build pressure. volume comes from either diameter or length.reldapimp said:aslong as he uses the correct size piping turbo lag should not be a problem.
you can view the formula's here
http://www.turbomustangs.com/forums...?threadid=17458
Also I think he has everything covered since he is already a member at that site
BlackVert said:sweet project. i'm a little confused about the piping tho.
i understand about getting the air from the side scoops, that is really cool! the cdc scoops would be perfect for that!
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are the turbos going where the mufflers are now? are you putting in smaller mufflers then?
how are you routing the cold side to the intercooler?
i'm worried that the length of pipe from the turbos to the throttle body will result in noticeable lag. then again, with a .42 a/r, they should spool up pretty early.
i will definately be watching this thread. i had a turbo project in the works, but i had to abort it a month ago because we bought a house. i would love to plan another one for a few years down the line after i get my feet under me again.
yea man when i get some money im definiately gettin some of those seats and black carpet.......u got any shots of teh seats looking back so u can see teh tan back seats also....just wondering if i should consider gettin a black leather back seat to match teh jegs fronts......yellow1995Cobra said:Seats look great man.. i like them alot..
Looking forward to another update to this thread!
B&G over at turbomustangs should also be able to make those flanges. They have a CNC machine now.OinkAodeOink said:Yeas those are Chrysler T3's, that explains the oddball 4th bolt hole. Have you tried grinding out the 4th bolt hole ( oblonging it)? If that doesnt work, your going to have to get someone to machine you 2 flanges. Take the turbine housing, and a piece of paper.. Trace out the bolt pattern and inlet, into a piece of thin cardboard and take it to a machine shop.
Those turbos should work well though.
Water cooled? Does that mean you need to provide a radiator feed to the turbos?GreenMustangGt said:Well guys, i got my used t3's today.
Garrett model number: TB0335 (T3 series turbo)
Compressor Trim: 50
Compressor housing A/R: .42
Turbine Trim: 69
Turbine housing A/R: .48
Horsepower Capabilities: ~275hp
Internal Wastegate: Yes
Water cooled: Yes
Wastegate setting: 7 psi
BlackVert said:Water cooled? Does that mean you need to provide a radiator feed to the turbos?
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