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    That should be the Police Interceptor package. Mad max style.

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    Heat wrapped my downpipe and installed it for good
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    Built a quick "muscle car style" (aka lazy fuck style) exhaust that dumps in front of the axle. If this is unbearable I'll build a tailpipe out to the bumper with a glasspack or something.
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    Did a bunch of cutting in the nose of this and was able to stuff my intercooler above the frame rails and behind the grille just like I wanted. A plastic trim panel covers it and the rad support up top.
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    It is a bit obvious. If the grille is easy to remove I may give the intercooler a quick black spraybomb to hide it a bit better.
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    You should be painting some bright red or pink to stick with the lipstick theme

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    I like that you at least take the time to run the exhaust towards the back of the car. I know it’s very popular to exit turbo exhaust somewhere at the front or out the hood, but I can’t see how that isn’t really bad for fumes, when cruising with a window down.

    Edit: +1 for painting the intercooler black
    Last edited by 90_Shelby; 02-06-2022 at 08:36 PM.
    I like neat cars.

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    Turbos love short exhausts. But I think if you're under 500whp there's no reason to do a hood/fender/bumper exit besides laziness. You aren't giving up much power, if any.

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    Awesome progress, that pig is going to be fun to play around with.

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    Looking killer.

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    I see you still have your plasma table! (I came to look at it) I bought a new ShopSabre 5x10 w/ Powermax 105. Let me know if you want a control retrofit, could be a nice machine!
    Machining, Fabricating, Welding etc.

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    Yeah we are too insanely busy for me to have a day with it to get it up and running lol.

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    I love the intercooler the way it is behind the grille.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shlade View Post
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    I love the intercooler the way it is behind the grille.
    I second this. Cool project!

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    Decided to finish my exhaust out to the bumper, had an extra V band I already paid for anyway.
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    Built a good proper cold air intake for the turbo, and built my hotside intercooler pipe.
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    Built my cold side bumper pipe, a little rusty on the aluminum tig... but better than a lot of guys I see call themselves fabricators lol.
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    Ended up having to chop that since it didn't want to install as one piece, too tight. I try to build intercooler kits with as few pieces as possible, since a weld is a better joint than a silicone coupler, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
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    And all done up top with MAF flange welded on. Just missing a 45 degree coupler I'll get for next weekend.
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    Nice work.

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    Installed injectors today
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    And re mounted ABS and PCM
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    Just did a little testing around the block and the stock MAF will absolutely not cut it, so ordered a HPX MAF which should support plenty of power in this setup. Can start hitting some boost when that arrives.

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    Installed wideband and boost gauge today. I like to make my own gauge cups out of stainless, low profile so it can hug the column unlike the bulky plastic cups that usually come with gauges.
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    That looks great

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    Great work as always with your projects.

    If I was still in the Calgary area, I'd be looking for help with my project

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    Assembled the bomb tonight. It's an 034 Motorsport surge tank with an oldschool Bosch 044 inside it. I'd never go this route these days, but I bought this literally 10 years ago for my Aristo and never used it because the stock pump was enough on that car. Every other car I just stick an intank walbro in it.

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    Found some little presents in the windshield cowl. These are casings from simunition training ammo.
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    Mounted and wired the fuel surge tank. I'll build some fuel lines next weekend.
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    Installed the VMP MAF sensor.
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    Threw a resonator into the tailpipe just to take the edge off the exhaust note while cruising.
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    And some pre-boost maintenance. Colder plugs, oil change, and a fuel filter. Lots of people overlook the fuel filter when modifying a car and then scratch their heads why their car keeps going lean when it hits boost. At higher mileage they can get pretty plugged up with sediments, etc.
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    Hit a little boost today and had to test if it improved its burnout ability.


    And that's how you build a turbo car in one short month.

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    I can't rep you right now.
    But you're officially my favourite beyonder.

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