I think I'm going to wuss out
Might be changing my tune here. Brain isn't building MS anymore. Chad isn't building MS anymore. Matt said that they don't have a good PNP NB solution yet. I don't feel comfortable about building MS for an NB myself. So, I'm thinking about going super-minimal.
T25 (have) Begi DP (have) Homebuilt mani (have flanges) No intercooler FPR (the only thing I need) Pierburg pump (have) Stock exhaust Stock clutch Stock timing Stock injectors I have swapped emails with Stephanie about their new low cost timing and fuel system. As she hasn't disclosed pricing and availability publicly, I won't go into it, but one significant limitation is currently dissuading me from investing the money in that system. Not saying when it is released I won't do it, but right now leaning away. I know someone here is running stock timing on an NB, can't remember who, but I have seen it in his sig. I would limit it to 5-6 psi, whatever I could run on stock timing. No, it won't be perfect. No, it won't be super quick, but at least I could get out of my own way. It should get me 140-145 WHP or so for $600 so still a good return on investment. It's not the money, though. I'd gladly pay for the MS if I could get one built, which would let me do what I wanted to do in the first place. If you are running a boosted NB on stock timing, please let me know. Otherwise, what are your thoughts on this? |
How do you plan on using the FPR and Pierburg with non-return fuel system?
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Originally Posted by olderguy
(Post 275154)
How do you plan on using the FPR and Pierburg with non-return fuel system?
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Originally Posted by olderguy
(Post 275154)
How do you plan on using the FPR and Pierburg with non-return fuel system?
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Have you looked into the AEM F/IC?
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Stein, as I see it, you have time and are not in a hurry, make sure you mention that to Chad as he may then do it slowly in his minimal spare time, he is a pretty stand up guy and loves to help people out if he can. I'd hate to see you not go through with this.
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Originally Posted by jasonrobo02
(Post 275162)
There have been posts here detailing a scheme that should work. I didn't pay too much attention because I don't have an NB, but I remember that it didn't seem difficult to implement.
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wanna buy a used hydra so i can upgrade?
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 275181)
wanna buy a used hydra so i can upgrade?
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Originally Posted by jayc72
(Post 275184)
Are you jumping on the megasquirt bandwagon too? ;)
and i'm mostly joking. i was half-wanting to upgrade to hydra 2.6. |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 275186)
no not yet.
and i'm mostly joking. i was half-wanting to upgrade to hydra 2.6. Great, I just sent you a PM, too.:mad: |
Originally Posted by Stein
(Post 275188)
Great, I just sent you a PM, too.:mad:
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jack
What's it cost to build a garage in D.C. these days? I just got a quote for $48k for 24x24x10. That didn't include the shit I was going to do myself: trim, paint, roof, plumbing, electrical, driveway/drainage, permits. $48k gets me a slab and minor grading ($19k), framing, T-111 siding, OSB roof sheathing, a human door, two single car doors and a couple lousy windows. Period. Bullshit. I'm going to do a steel building instead. I figure after the slab, a kit and a couple day-laborers to help me put it together, I should be done for <$20... /jack |
Originally Posted by chucker
(Post 275223)
jack
I just got a quote for $48k for 24x24x10. |
Originally Posted by Stein
(Post 275160)
Should have bought an NA.
Seems the NA is the all-around solution, eh? |
Hate to mention it in this forum, but my pc pro ($300 w/o pnp harness) has been working really well on my '00 with stock timing @~7psi (intercooled). I was originally holding out for the mini-exede but they're still not available.
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Originally Posted by chucker
(Post 275223)
jack
What's it cost to build a garage in D.C. these days? I just got a quote for $48k for 24x24x10. That didn't include the shit I was going to do myself: trim, paint, roof, plumbing, electrical, driveway/drainage, permits. $48k gets me a slab and minor grading ($19k), framing, T-111 siding, OSB roof sheathing, a human door, two single car doors and a couple lousy windows. Period. Bullshit. I'm going to do a steel building instead. I figure after the slab, a kit and a couple day-laborers to help me put it together, I should be done for <$20... /jack building everything myself except what I dont have equipment to do, I doubt it would be over 7000 for a one-car garage. probably less. depends on how hungry contractors are. btw, i'm building it in northern virginia. |
I built my garage last fall. It's 22X24X9 and has an attic that's 10X24X5. The concrete slab was already there so I didn't have to do that work or "pay" for it. For the finished structure and electrical I am into it for about $10K. I'm running gas to it this fall and installing a furnace, I've already insulated it. To have the same thing built by someone would be about $25-30K. The only work I didn't do was the shingles, the pitch was pretty steep and I'm not a fan of heights.
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Originally Posted by Stein
(Post 275147)
Might be changing my tune here. Brain isn't building MS anymore.
No money and track day pending on Aug 23-24...I may be changing MY tune... |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 275383)
No money and track day pending on Aug 23-24...I may be changing MY tune...
Brain, you have a PM. |
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