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nope still f23 with a T haha... i will get pics of my set up soon.. nothing to show off though... kinda messy beginner welds and DIY kitted together.. runs great tho and looks killer from the outside. im loving it
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Originally Posted by DaInFaMMuS1
i'd also cut out the front honeycomb in the bumper
the bumper grills gives it a differnt look then all the NA turbo'd cars out there. this looks totally custom and clean this way... gives it a classy sport look i think
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Originally Posted by wontonjohnny
yeah i was wondering what i should do there... i think im gonna leave it... the IC fits perfectly .. didnt have to trim anything on the bumper cover, but had to notch out the bumper support, (its made from a composite FYI) for the top corners of the IC
the bumper grills gives it a differnt look then all the NA turbo'd cars out there. this looks totally custom and clean this way... gives it a classy sport look i think
the bumper grills gives it a differnt look then all the NA turbo'd cars out there. this looks totally custom and clean this way... gives it a classy sport look i think
Good to see you're finally finished! Post up some engine bay pics. Ghetto DIY homemade f-series turbo kits for the win
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Originally Posted by Blenz
Ya leave the bumper grills, that way it won't look exactly the same as mine
Good to see you're finally finished! Post up some engine bay pics. Ghetto DIY homemade f-series turbo kits for the win
Good to see you're finally finished! Post up some engine bay pics. Ghetto DIY homemade f-series turbo kits for the win
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Hit +87 Kpa on my afc tonight... surprised the crap outta me, thought i might of hurt something, all is good tho... was a wicked feeling
87 KPa = ~ 12.6 PSI
do you think i should loosen the BOV spring? or back the MBC off abit? haha
87 KPa = ~ 12.6 PSI
do you think i should loosen the BOV spring? or back the MBC off abit? haha
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Johnny that set-up looks sweet, you are the man!
For the pcv lines:
I believe that the most important thing to do is to vent the crankcase especially during boost.
What I am doing is setting up ventilation from both the breather and the pcv directly into a catch can.
The catch can in the picture doesn't have a breather filter so I'm gonna add one to the top.
For the pcv lines:
I believe that the most important thing to do is to vent the crankcase especially during boost.
What I am doing is setting up ventilation from both the breather and the pcv directly into a catch can.
The catch can in the picture doesn't have a breather filter so I'm gonna add one to the top.
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nice can... yaeh i could do that.. but isnt that bad for the environment? because you know driving around WOT saves gas which makes less polution... haha lol
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As for boosting to 87kpa, what is your wastegate spring set to? Your BOV should not be making much of a difference on the amount of boost you are running.
What kind of boost controller do you have?
Also, are you running open downpipe or does it just look that way in the picture?
What kind of boost controller do you have?
Also, are you running open downpipe or does it just look that way in the picture?
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EBAY MBC
Noway that would be so freaken loud.... 2.5 down to the stock cat back until the muffler which is a staight through type... seems to be good enough for the power i want to be at.
Noway that would be so freaken loud.... 2.5 down to the stock cat back until the muffler which is a staight through type... seems to be good enough for the power i want to be at.
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I'm impressed at the setup! Looks good. Looks like medusa's head in ur engine bay though, you have ALOT of wires going everywhere haha. How much HP would u say you're putting down?
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my guess is about ~220 whp but quiet abit of lag, spools at 3500 full at 4k, not your ideal drag car. but wicked when downshifted.
hit 92 KPa on the afc reading tonight in 4th gear.. thats 13.35 PSI.... the f23's must have strong MAP sensors, they say you should only be able to get 12 on most honda MAP sensors. Car ran outta air around that point.. maybe my exhaust system, or fuel pump, but they say the stock pump can go to atleast 300 whp and im nowhere near that.
hit 92 KPa on the afc reading tonight in 4th gear.. thats 13.35 PSI.... the f23's must have strong MAP sensors, they say you should only be able to get 12 on most honda MAP sensors. Car ran outta air around that point.. maybe my exhaust system, or fuel pump, but they say the stock pump can go to atleast 300 whp and im nowhere near that.
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yeah im wondering the same thing about the stock fuel pump. I'd love to be able to save myself the money and just use the stock 1 instead of buying a walbro 255lph unit.
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id love to, win or lose its all fun.. haha.. but maybe it should wait until i have a chipped ecu.. they say the afc hack runs too advanced timing for boost, plus its rich on the bottom end.
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Glad u got it all together johnny, still need to trim up those projectors though
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
Glad u got it all together johnny, still need to trim up those projectors though
im gonna leave them like that... i like the smokey eye look. plus im lazy. haha
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lined up with my lil bros 96 5speed lexus SC300, was pulling on him in 3rd by like two car lengths, we shut it down at that point. considering his car is rear wheel and has tonnes of TQ. i'm happy. was getting ~10psi.
he told me im quicker then his friends heavily bolt on mod'ed GSR. non of us has a time slip tho, but car and driver says the stock GSR is about 15.3
i think i might be a high 14 second CL
he told me im quicker then his friends heavily bolt on mod'ed GSR. non of us has a time slip tho, but car and driver says the stock GSR is about 15.3
i think i might be a high 14 second CL
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Originally Posted by wontonjohnny
lined up with my lil bros 96 5speed lexus SC300, was pulling on him in 3rd by like two car lengths, we shut it down at that point. considering his car is rear wheel and has tonnes of TQ. i'm happy. was getting ~10psi.
he told me im quicker then his friends heavily bolt on mod'ed GSR. non of us has a time slip tho, but car and driver says the stock GSR is about 15.3
i think i might be a high 14 second CL
he told me im quicker then his friends heavily bolt on mod'ed GSR. non of us has a time slip tho, but car and driver says the stock GSR is about 15.3
i think i might be a high 14 second CL
engine shots!! please!!
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update:
car is still running strong. but will have to redo my oil pan seal to the block, leaks pretty good... haha.
still running the afc hack at -50% throughout, only my idle is a bit rich.
actual PSI is only about 5-6psi on the boost gauge, afc readings were recording the spikes.
car is still running strong. but will have to redo my oil pan seal to the block, leaks pretty good... haha.
still running the afc hack at -50% throughout, only my idle is a bit rich.
actual PSI is only about 5-6psi on the boost gauge, afc readings were recording the spikes.
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I know it may be a bit much to ask, but would you be willing to PM me what parts you used aside from the basics? Your setup is what I want. Just curious if you did injectors and whatnot, any engine work, and what you are doing for tuning. Turbo trim would be nice too
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