Not at all, they slide right into place. Once the bumper is off it takes literally under 5 minutes to remove/install them. Less points of failure too!Shocker wrote:Looks nice once again. 1 piece hot and cold side IC pipes to? Issues getting them in place at all?
The filler neck is welded on to the actual inlet piece on the motor. That piece comes off with 2 bolts. I've always had good luck with jacking the front of the car up when filling for the first time, and blasting the heater as well....Carl H wrote:looks good man, question tho.where are you going to place the rad cap, i know on my car i have trouble getting all the air out of the system because the cap is lower than the head.gonna run an external cap thats higher than the motor?
I will probably be at the NOPI's (stl & wherever the one is at in wisconsin) I will definately be at Indy truck bash in august, and I'll probably be doing the ISMS drag racing series as long as the car holds together....Eikon wrote:That is an incredibly awesome car! I love it!
Nice work man!
I'd love to see it in person sometime.. you up to attending any meets or shows in the midwest this summer?
Motor is stock right now with the addition of ARP headstuds and a Tomie 5 layer headgasket, but I have these sitting around just waiting to go in...baby_T wrote:wow
looks beautifully made !
did you leave the motor stock ? whats your hp goal ?
best of luck getting it up and running quickly.
YesSil240 wrote:Are you just trying to get the motor running then your going to take it back apart and rebuild it?
YesSil240 wrote:What are you planning to do with the car?Drag?
No clue honestly. Geoff was making 750hp @ 23-24psi I believe on a stock block with the same turbo, manifold, wastegates, 4" exhaust, etc (our setups are pretty identical) I should be able to push the envelope a little further, but we'll seeSil240 wrote:What kinda #'s are you looking for HP & time?
No need toSil240 wrote:750hp
Nice... Traction will be your enemy!!!Are you going to Tub out your hatch?
Although it may not look like it, I am not made of money. The tomei kit is quite pricey, and I like assembling my own engines as wellbaby_T wrote:but why not go for the tomei RB28 kit (for example)?
My combo will hold 1000+HP, and I doubt I'll be approaching 1000hp anytime soon unless I decide to get greedy with boost, and even then I'd need alot more supportive mods such as headwork, springs, retainers, valves, etc......stuff that I dont plan on getting into until next winter most likely...baby_T wrote:I saw RB28 kits like that for 6000$ ...
thats not expensive consedering you get a 700000WHP reliable motor...
I think its a worth while investment.
but It seems you have a lot more knowledge than me , so perhaps Im wrong.
I am not too familiar with how much the factory crank has handled, or will handle. I was just saying that pauter/CP combo's have definately seen over 1000whpbaby_T wrote:So youre saying the factory crank can hold that much power ?
good to know
So , what is the benefit actually of a full stroker kit ,if pistons and rods are basiclly enough ?