Hairdressr

Still lots to do. Insulation, drywall, siding, epoxy, lifts, shelving, paint, the floor above the garage, the floor above the floor above the garage.

Hairdressr

Random pictures of some other builds v twin work
equal length
billet CNC IM
big single
acid dipped chasis

3d printer test fit
Drysump
clean

Braineack

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if you post a lambo exhaust we'll all die.

18psi

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audi, lambo, potato pohtahtoe

sixshooter

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My buddy builds turbo systems for Audis and such.

aidandj

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#florida

Savington

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Nobody will be impressed by that here. We value results over shiny build pics.

turbofan

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So, how much of that stuff did you actually do? Were you the guy who installed the cone filters or did you fabricate the manifold? How did those builds perform?

Braineack

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now you sound like me when I do job interviews.

"well I was on the team that did XYZ..."

PASS

Hairdressr

People ask for pics, others tell me pics are worthless. There is no winning here.

I did all of it except the final welding. I can weld but I have friends that can better because it's their job. They performed well. Let me guess you're looking for dyno plots or time slips now?


I have a feeling no matter what I do it will never get the approval of the trolls here. Dont worry though, you Nancys dont bring me down

Hairdressr

Milspec is here. Has anyone here ever done a Milspec harness/plug?

psyber_0ptix

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Maybe.

But not for cars.

concealer404

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Nobody here has ever even HEARD of that WOW! What IS that?!?!??!

ryansmoneypit

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Hairdresser, just continue your build and keep us updated with pictures.

mitymazda

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I have a pipeline for some milspec fluid for ya if you want some....


Yeah it's real stuff, we use it for triggers mostly.

patsmx5

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I did long time ago for a racecar. It was super nice to use when it was built and we never had problems with it, but what a pain making all the harness/connectors was. Also tools were stupid expensive, I think the crimper alone was 500 bucks.

Hairdressr

Haha....as you see the crimper in the pic(it wasn't $500)

Pat, you're the guy I've wanted to see in here. You have a link to your build thread?

hi_im_sean

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You can find almost any crimper you want, copied, from china, for under $100 these days. Its not like it was a few years ago. They are good enough for the home gamer.

I put these together at work. Incorporate service loops.

patsmx5

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https://www.miataturbo.net/build-thr...t-build-87547/

visceralsoup

Just read all of this. Holy **** I joined the right forum. Does not disappoint.

side note: I can't even be mad at the b5s4 stuff. I'm a sucker for a nice 2.7t