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ToRy 70
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Post by ToRy 70 »

Are you going to watercool the turbo?
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Post by 64bug »

ToRy 70 wrote:Are you going to watercool the turbo?
nope.
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Post by Matt Davis »

my65bug wrote:
Matt Davis wrote:
my65bug wrote:
64bug wrote:
my65bug wrote:Very nice work.

This will all fit in the engine bay?

How much does marty charge for that intake setup?


Thanks, And yes anything will "fit" if i make it fit... Its not all going to be in the bay.

You can ask Marty that question. You get what you pay for.
Oh I am sure it wont be cheap but it is so purdy....

I have a 65 I am doing so I will keep my eyes on this post.
Hope he gives you a good price on that car you're doing.
I sure hope so... this guy Matt and Dave are doing the work. Its coming together so I just need motor ideas now.
Going turbo?
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Post by 64bug »

header came today. Fits amazing! (Thanks Marty!)
Almost time to mock it in the car, from there i can tack up the exhaust and send back to Marty to Tig up and coat.

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Post by iswinkels »

Looks Sweet!

Are you going to run that large pully with the porsche fan? I ran a normal power pully size on my 2332 turbo with an 11 blade fan and its temps were very stable. Oil temps around the 170-180 mark.
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Post by 64bug »

Nope just for mock up.
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Post by MarioVelotta »

Is that a burns collector? Looks real good..
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Post by Marty »

MarioVelotta wrote:Is that a burns collector? Looks real good..
It starts life as an S&S, and then 1 hour of "fine tuning" and it looks like that.
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so what are you doing for the turbo drain, I don't quite see how you are going to run it.

other than running a scavenge pump somehow? just wondering.

your new setup is SICK :twisted: just make sure you save some money for new tires
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Make sure you put some sharpie marks on the pipes, just in case the tacks break. I learned this when I worked on my car and header in seperate places, lol.

Are you going to muffle?

And a question for Marty: when working with intake plumbing, do you prefer steel or aluminum? Also I assume the ceramic coating is so that heat soak is minimized?
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Post by 64bug »

red74super wrote:so what are you doing for the turbo drain, I don't quite see how you are going to run it.

other than running a scavenge pump somehow? just wondering.

your new setup is SICK :twisted: just make sure you save some money for new tires
Ya pump it back to the case.

And tory, no muffler for now. I like em' loud. but we'll see.
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ToRy 70 wrote:Make sure you put some sharpie marks on the pipes, just in case the tacks break. I learned this when I worked on my car and header in seperate places, lol.

Are you going to muffle?

And a question for Marty: when working with intake plumbing, do you prefer steel or aluminum? Also I assume the ceramic coating is so that heat soak is minimized?
I prefer steel, mostly due to the flexibility of fabrication and stregnth.
Yes I like to coat everything I can to control heat.
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Post by Matt Davis »

Marty wrote:
ToRy 70 wrote:Make sure you put some sharpie marks on the pipes, just in case the tacks break. I learned this when I worked on my car and header in seperate places, lol.

Are you going to muffle?

And a question for Marty: when working with intake plumbing, do you prefer steel or aluminum? Also I assume the ceramic coating is so that heat soak is minimized?
I prefer steel, mostly due to the flexibility of fabrication and stregnth.
Yes I like to coat everything I can to control heat.
but why silver? you and i both know it cooks off w/ turbo use. black ceramic is rated 2-300*degs higher depending on mfg of coating.

i wont use silver on any turbo items unless it's intake or the customer HAS to have it. Do you have some secret silver you use?
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Because thats what they want. It will dull at tight bends and at the collector under "higher" boost applications, but...... I have not had many people want to black.
They think it looks too much like rattle can.
The intake NEVER dulls.
They can have it pink for all I care.
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Post by turbo54 »

is there a problem with NOT watercooling the turbo?
Obviously they were designed for water, I am trying to work out a little loop with radiator for just te turbo (GT2871). Does it really need it? Marty?
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