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My turbo setup (Bottom mount t25)

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Old 01-30-2010, 04:26 PM
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Im waiting to get a laptop that has windows xp on it, my vista laptop is a pain. Im probably getting a cheap netbook to tune the car with. It does run though
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I see you got one of my company's bins in your shop
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Old 01-30-2010, 05:17 PM
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ya its definitely good quality. Nothing better than not having to go to the hardware store anymore. I still need to expand my metric stuff though
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UPDATE

The cars running well with no afm on megasquirt, and I have the aem wideband as my primary o2 sensor working well with the pnp. Now all I gotta do is put in my rx7 460 injectors and Ill be able to drive it =). Well and I need to wait for the foot of snow on the roads to melt lol.
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I finished rerouting wires on the passenger side and finally put a filter on the turbo.

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Props on the engine bay, looks really clean...
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I agree, it looks really good. Just wondering is it track only> You mentioned snow on the ground, but it doesn't look like you have a heater based on couple of hoses that look like they are missing.

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Props on the engine bay, looks really clean...
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Where did you move the under the hood fuse panel?
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Originally Posted by slutz4
I havent started the car yet since putting on the turbo. Im sure it will be somewhat loud but not that bad. I live in an area where mustangs drive to the dragstrip with open headers. Im sure Ill be ok. Ill make sure to get some good videos once the car is running. But I expect that is still about a month away.
I ran my car with out the muffler last night, exhaust ended right before the differential. It was OMG loud. The turbo sounded amazing through the exhaust though.

Anyways that engine bay is looking super clean.
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I take it to local car meets and stuff like that, but its definitely not my daily by any means. The under hood fuse box is mounted under the dash on the passenger side.
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Such a clean engine bay, looks very nice.
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Old 02-15-2010, 06:53 AM
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That looks smurfy,great job cant wait to see it when it is done.
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Old 02-20-2010, 07:32 PM
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Well I somewhat messed up my ignitor by megasquirt. But the car is running fairly good other than that. Ive been driving it a decent amount of the weekend and have been playing around with settings. I put the dual feed fuel rail in, rx7 460 injectors, shock tower bar, and gutted the hood somewhat because I was bored lol. Anyways here are the pics.

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that t25 is hella clean. is it new, or from an sr20 type deal...
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sr20 type deal. People around here sell them for 100 dollars in decent shape. There just so cheap it was hard to pass up as a starting point.
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well I made my rear upper control arms longer, I guess it took out about 2 degrees negative camber. Heres a before picture.

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Ill try to get a picture of the actual. My buddy took pictures of them after we made em.
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Thats cool...In for those pics Sir..
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Old 04-04-2010, 08:09 PM
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dont pay attention to the ricer blue paint on the subframe.

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How long was the extention?
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about .6 inch if I remember right. Half an inch goes along way with adjustment. Im honestly not sure how much camber I removed it may of been even more.

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