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turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 10:31 AM
alright guys, i jus wanted to show what i have put together for my turbo plans and i wanna see wut u guys think, maybe somewhere u could save me some money or headache!! by the way im cdn, and prefer to buy most or as much as possible over here!

turbo T3/T4 60ar compressor, .45 ar turbine
exploited racing log manifold
92-95 blazer fuel pump flows at 188lph or 47gph
minimum of 32 pound injectors
fuel rail mounted fuel pressure gauge
johnnyracecar.com intercooler 30"x8"x3"
mandrel 2.5" charge pipes
adjustable FMU 1:1 - 12:1
oil supply lines, return lines, stainless braided
ive read delco plugs gapped between .035 to .030
will be internally wastegated, therefore which boost controller would u recommend, mechanical or electrical?
EGT gauge
IAT gauge
boost gauge
air fuel gauge

thats wut ive got planned so far, jus lookin for some insight, so i can start picking the parts up!

now ive read that injectors tend to shut down app. at 70 psi, so wut would u say a good adjustment would be on the FMU, if i remember rite it works like this

say u have a 12:1 fmu setting, that would increase the fuel 12 psi for every 1 psi of boost, correct me if im wrong, obviously thats to much, say if im running 10psi then that would be sending 120psi of fuel

so for 6 psi of boost wut would recommend my ratio be on the FMU?

thanks anything anyone would like to add, plz lemme know, im willing to everything, this will be on stock internals for now, upgraded internals is next winters project, thanks!

Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 11:32 AM
i think you forgot BOV




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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 1:12 PM
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internnaly gated turbos almost always come with a gate


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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 3:10 PM
woops forgot the bov, anyone recommend a good one
Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 3:30 PM
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will be internally wastegated, therefore which boost controller would u recommend, mechanical or electrical?


It's all preference...they do the same job, just don't cheap out on a mechanical (manual) one.



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 3:32 PM
I'll give you more insight when I'm not holding a baby while I'm typing...30 min or so



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 3:45 PM
awsum, will look forward to seeing ur write up, always a educational read
Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 4:46 PM
scudz24 wrote:awsum, will look forward to seeing ur write up, always a educational read


Well not a full write up but just some insight

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exploited racing log manifold


Get that sucker coated. Jet Hot doesn't charge alot for a coating that can handle 2200 degrees no problem. Tomorrow or so I'll show you pictures of my manifold coated during the install

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EGT gauge
boost gauge
air fuel gauge


If you wanted to, you could invest in a Zeitronix Setup and save yourself putting up pillar gauges. Myself, I don't like pillar gauges cause they are a huge target to get stolen around here and it kind of gives away that you have done something...just not my taste but I don't know how you feel about it.

The Zeitronix Setup with Display shows you the EGT, Boost & A/F Ratio...this is what it looks like:



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minimum of 32 pound injectors


I think the 2.4 guys use Ford Brown Tops but I'm not sure...

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oil supply lines, return lines, stainless braided


Word of advice, contact Aaron @ Turbo Tech Racing and he'll help you with anything of that nature and he'll give you a good price as well on fittings, lines etc. Try and keep away from the "Universal" kits.

Aaron@turbotechracing.com

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92-95 blazer fuel pump flows at 188lph or 47gph


If you have trouble finding them you can always go with an inline Walbro fuel pump.

As far as the BOV, you can check out the 1st Gen DSM BOVs, work great and are cheap...like $40 cheap. Go to www.dsmtuners.com and search the Classifieds for them, they sell them like hot cakes and for cheap. I got the flange, pipe and BOV for $40 shipped from Canada.

I don't know too much about tuning an FMU, sorry.

If you have more questions just ask.



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 5:14 PM
and thought i would add, if you need any other help, just to make sure u have everything, here is a list of everything needed http://www.j-body.org/forums/read.php?f=40&i=56976&t=56976 Redd214 does a great job. hope its useful


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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 5:45 PM
NJHK = good advice..............

the Wideband suggestiong is GREAT..............................

good call..... NEVER even thought of that.............................

Lee


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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 6:00 PM
dam exactly wut i needed!! thanks guys

njhk always good help, ill keep posting on nething else im not sure bout, and when u said flange, pipe and bov, did u buy it already mounted on the intake pipe and everything? and which make is it or is it jus a dsm 1gen bov, thanks!!

wheres a good price and place to find a wideband, and in all wut does it measure and display?

Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 6:50 PM
hey adam I can't seem to find a web site selling the zeitronix setup. Any idea ? I was looking for a pod pillar alternative myself. I don't like to draw attention to my car when I'm not in it



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 7:24 PM
DanteMustDie wrote:hey adam I can't seem to find a web site selling the zeitronix setup. Any idea ? I was looking for a pod pillar alternative myself. I don't like to draw attention to my car when I'm not in it


Unfortunately, the only place you can really buy it at is from Zeitronix themselves:

www.zeitronix.com



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 11:46 PM
Lee wrote:NJHK = good advice..............

the Wideband suggestiong is GREAT..............................

good call..... NEVER even thought of that.............................

Lee


Thanks. Yeah, I know alot of people are tired of the old tired look of pillar gauges so this is a great option. You can mount it basically anywhere (myself, I want to put it right behind my steering wheel) and it keeps a very low profile. Not sure if you can tell but in that picture, it's small...no sure of the actual measurements but I can measure it if you guys want to know.



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 11:47 PM
scudz24 wrote:dam exactly wut i needed!! thanks guys

njhk always good help, ill keep posting on nething else im not sure bout, and when u said flange, pipe and bov, did u buy it already mounted on the intake pipe and everything? and which make is it or is it jus a dsm 1gen bov, thanks!!

wheres a good price and place to find a wideband, and in all wut does it measure and display?


No problem. If you have anymore questions, just ask...I'm usually around



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Re: turbo parts list done
Monday, January 30, 2006 11:52 PM
Oops...I overlooked you asked questions...

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when u said flange, pipe and bov, did u buy it already mounted on the intake pipe and everything? and which make is it or is it jus a dsm 1gen bov, thanks!!


It's a pipe that the DSM guys would need but you would only need the Flange & the BOV. The guy assumed I owned a DSM lol.

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wheres a good price and place to find a wideband, and in all wut does it measure and display?


If you want to check out the prices on the Zeitronix system, go to www.zeitronix.com. I personally bought the full set...expensive yes but think about what you are getting and you'll see why. Here are pictures of it if you haven't seen them:









If you have anymore questions, just hit me up.



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Re: turbo parts list done
Tuesday, January 31, 2006 2:29 PM
jus one, does it come with good instructions for hood up? lol

and actually im also still interested in all ur suggestions for everything i have there, where to buy and so on, thanks

and i looked on summitracing for a fuel pressure gauge, which is it that taps into the fuel rail directly, any links? thank you
Re: turbo parts list done
Wednesday, February 01, 2006 5:50 AM
Zietronix is definitely one of the best out there. You can get datalogging capabilities with their wideband too and that's going to help greatly when you start tuning. Also, try Road Race Engineering. They're mainly a Mitsubishi tuning shop, but the owner of Zietronix works pretty closely with them.


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Re: turbo parts list done
Wednesday, February 01, 2006 6:45 AM
scudz24 wrote:jus one, does it come with good instructions for hood up? lol

and actually im also still interested in all ur suggestions for everything i have there, where to buy and so on, thanks

and i looked on summitracing for a fuel pressure gauge, which is it that taps into the fuel rail directly, any links? thank you


You're welcome.

I didn't even look at the instructions...I'll check it out whenI get a chance.



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Re: turbo parts list done
Wednesday, February 01, 2006 7:15 AM
alright thanks!!

any ideas on the fuel pressure gauge?

im checking out zeitronix rite now
Re: turbo parts list done
Wednesday, February 01, 2006 8:14 AM
Autometer mechanical works just fine. You can mount it right there at the rail. You can also use an electrical guage to mount on the pillar or something, but it requires a sending unit. But whatever you do, DO NOT mount the mechanical guage inside the car. We like you, and prefer you don't burn up in a fire if the guage or fittings ever leak.


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Re: turbo parts list done
Wednesday, February 01, 2006 10:57 AM
so a mechanical fuel pressure gauge wil have the fitting rite on the back of the gauge already? jus need to drill and tap it?

i checked out the zeitronix, im guessing i want the kit thats 279? and this will measure everything, this mean i wont need any of the gauges like boost, IAT, EGT?
Re: turbo parts list done
Thursday, February 02, 2006 10:44 PM
scudz24 wrote:woops forgot the bov, anyone recommend a good one


1g DSM BOV (get flange too)

Greddy Type S

those are a few of my favorite. The 1g DSM BOV is cheap, reliable, and souds awesome





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Re: turbo parts list done
Friday, February 03, 2006 1:49 PM
jus bought a dsm 1 gen bov
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