New Bolt in turbo... FP White Rabbit.
DO NOT USE BOLTS, USE STUDS. studs withstand higher heat range and hold better than screws (fact). If your stud is stuck get it out and rethread DO NOT USE BOLTS. they will stretch over time and get stuck and welded on your turbo and your manifold so you end up with one big pile of garbage.
Originally Posted by Az3ar
DO NOT USE BOLTS, USE STUDS. studs withstand higher heat range and hold better than screws (fact). If your stud is stuck get it out and rethread DO NOT USE BOLTS. they will stretch over time and get stuck and welded on your turbo and your manifold so you end up with one big pile of garbage.
I've been running 4 bolts on every one of my big pile of garbage DSM's for years now and never had a problem. In fact those are about the ONLY part thats held up the abuse. As far as 'getting stuck and welded on" thats what they make antiseize for. How can you even be serious when the stock system has 2 bolts and 2 studs? I guess you would suggest all four studs then right?
Originally Posted by pyrovice
Anyone have Dyno numbers with cams yet?
Here's my guess. It will probably make the 400+ mark with cams and a few other bolt on's running on 93-94 with some sort of EM (EMS, UTEC, Dynoflash)
But I am still waiting to see some numbers also. If anyone who has one I'd like to see a pull with pump instead of race fuel, and running a conservative tune.
Originally Posted by fury656
Would you mind listing the modifications on the car, most importantly whether or not you're running aftermarket cams. Would you say the WR upgrade wass worth it so far from the feel of the car? Also, are you running the full WR or stock turbo rebuild (03/05?). Thanks.
All this talk of 400+ HP range has me thinking....
What kind of safety measures should you be running? Either for you motor or tranny?
I feel like with my mods and this turbo I will break into the 425-450 range, Id like to avoid blowing things up! Any suggestions?
What kind of safety measures should you be running? Either for you motor or tranny?
I feel like with my mods and this turbo I will break into the 425-450 range, Id like to avoid blowing things up! Any suggestions?
Originally Posted by NYREDEVO
All this talk of 400+ HP range has me thinking....
What kind of safety measures should you be running? Either for you motor or tranny?
I feel like with my mods and this turbo I will break into the 425-450 range, Id like to avoid blowing things up! Any suggestions?
What kind of safety measures should you be running? Either for you motor or tranny?
I feel like with my mods and this turbo I will break into the 425-450 range, Id like to avoid blowing things up! Any suggestions?
(1) The "Bunny"
(2) Walbro
(3) 660 injectors
(4) Cam gears (optional - but nice to have if you want to retard timing to prevent detonation)...
This assumes one already has "BPU's" on their car...
DOn't know how I'm going to do that. Shiv might have to do it @ the dyno day. Depending on when the dyno day is, my car may be at TT for Shiv to mess around with (he has my blessing). He may do it on his free time.
Originally Posted by 4-BNGR
All you need is:
(1) The "Bunny"
(2) Walbro
(3) 660 injectors
(4) Cam gears (optional - but nice to have if you want to retard timing to prevent detonation)...
This assumes one already has "BPU's" on their car...
(1) The "Bunny"
(2) Walbro
(3) 660 injectors
(4) Cam gears (optional - but nice to have if you want to retard timing to prevent detonation)...
This assumes one already has "BPU's" on their car...
Detonation no .. .thats for subarus!
Originally Posted by Knyght
You can't be serious...
I've been running 4 bolts on every one of my big pile of garbage DSM's for years now and never had a problem. In fact those are about the ONLY part thats held up the abuse. As far as 'getting stuck and welded on" thats what they make antiseize for. How can you even be serious when the stock system has 2 bolts and 2 studs? I guess you would suggest all four studs then right?
I've been running 4 bolts on every one of my big pile of garbage DSM's for years now and never had a problem. In fact those are about the ONLY part thats held up the abuse. As far as 'getting stuck and welded on" thats what they make antiseize for. How can you even be serious when the stock system has 2 bolts and 2 studs? I guess you would suggest all four studs then right?
I am serious. Have you pushed your car a bit further than some road driving and racing? When you do please let me know.
I am suggesting to use studs not screws


