ordered a blower for the GTO
Ordered an ATI procharger D1SC a few minutes ago. Should be good for another 150 RWHP on a stock motor, 500+ rwhp with some minor upgrades :noes:
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Originally Posted by braineack
Phillip must make tons of cash from those google ad clicks.
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no... still have it.
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oh son of a bitch, people are saying the install takes 20-40 hours.
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Originally Posted by flashlegs
That sucks. I wonder if it's the lack of room that makes it take so long.
I went with an SC because of the dynos I've seen, and the price difference and easier install vs a twin turbo kit. The TT needs to relocate the battery to the already cramped trunk and muck about with the headers. I'll do that when I add long tubes and a cat back for much power increase. |
Originally Posted by Tomwa
Yeah going with a Sc on the GTO makes sense. I mean, then you get the power plus you can still get power added from the exhaust.
Perhaps more since I'm so freaking high in altitude. I'll cam it for a little more power and some lope, do the headers and exhaust and probably be done. |
Originally Posted by saboteur
Those things are everywhere in Aussieland, they sound so tough though I could never afford the fuel bill!
I'm averaging about 21mpg cobined in the monaro and about 22 in the audi, go figure. |
supercharger should be here any day :x:
Ive also got 42lb injectors coming a new lingenfelter fuel pump and a fluidampr underdrive crank pulley |
Originally Posted by Tomwa
shit son...that GTO is going to fly.
can't wait to pray on the ignorant ricers that think it's an overgrown cavalier... with a bad power steering pump making all that noise. |
Originally Posted by Philip
:x:
can't wait to pray on the ignorant ricers that think it's an overgrown cavalier... with a bad power steering pump making all that noise. |
stil no sign of the supercharger, but I installed a lingenfelter fuel pump yesterday, it's just a walbro pump and some adapters basically, but it's supposed to be a decent pump. The GTO uses the return line to fill the fuel pump canister so a good pump is mega important I guess.
Shitty install since the tank is mounted between the rear seat and the trunk, basically IN the trunk behind a crash bar and some fabric. Have to remove the whole tank. Should have just installed a pierburg :eek5: http://www.lingenfelter.com/store/ln0066.html http://www.lingenfelter.com/store/gtofuelpump.html |
Hey Philip why did you not go with the STS rear mounted turbo kits?
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Because it sucks :confused:
My other option would have been an australian TT kit, but I would have had to relocate the battery to the already cramped trunk and didn't want to. The ATI D1SC will put out more HP than I will ever run on a stock bottom end. |
it's here :noes:
Car is @ pontiac for a few little warranty things since the warranty will be done soon as the blower goes on :rofl: Should be able to tune it saturday, will post a dyno then if I get the thing installed quick enough. |
FUUUUUUUUUUCK
asshole sent me a crank pully/balancer that won't mate with the SC pully that bolts to it. Now I'm pissed. You spend $5k with some asshole and he can't even get it the fuck right. |
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Originally Posted by Philip
FUUUUUUUUUUCK
asshole sent me a crank pully/balancer that won't mate with the SC pully that bolts to it. Now I'm pissed. You spend $5k with some asshole and he can't even get it the fuck right. |
Originally Posted by Jefe
Maybe upgrade to a smaller pulley ;)
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feel free to come down and do my install for me :)
I'll post a dyno chart once it's tuned. I'd expect somewhere around 450 to the wheels but we'll see. With long tube headers and a cam 500 shouldn't be a problem. |
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