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Old 05-03-2009 | 08:06 PM
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Yea i will email you in the morning i have them on my Work pc. He set up the 2 set actually 3 step and i told him to clean up the fuel parameters in the cold idle after the cold start cause it was a bit rich till it got into the higher temp range on the program. I am running the same plugs you put in. They are a good choice. I went and did the same coil packs you did as well.
Tim your car is going to absolutely friken fly!!! I did the Carbonetics Clutch and it holds like a glue!! i cant wait till i get back from my trip to Vegas to go to the track with fuel in it and let it go!!

I envy you now!!! friggggg i have to go for a boot in the car now just to put a smile back on my face!!! Darn you TIM!!
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Originally Posted by BLKMGK
The pics are deceiving, those are pretty good sized air filters especially when you consider it's using a pair of them! How's the weight compared to stock? Intercoolers seem to function half as heatsinks and half as radiators so a little mass seems to go a long way. Look like VERY nice pieces, I look forward to any test data you can provide - thank you!
they are a bit heavier 30lbs for the pair.. your absolutely right ic's are big heat sinks and there is a lot of metal there what are you running in your beast?
 
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Old 05-03-2009 | 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by PALETTE
Yea i will email you in the morning i have them on my Work pc. He set up the 2 set actually 3 step and i told him to clean up the fuel parameters in the cold idle after the cold start cause it was a bit rich till it got into the higher temp range on the program. I am running the same plugs you put in. They are a good choice. I went and did the same coil packs you did as well.
Tim your car is going to absolutely friken fly!!! I did the Carbonetics Clutch and it holds like a glue!! i cant wait till i get back from my trip to Vegas to go to the track with fuel in it and let it go!!

I envy you now!!! friggggg i have to go for a boot in the car now just to put a smile back on my face!!! Darn you TIM!!
But you have built a weapon!!
thanks man.. its ben a ton of fun saving and the doing the work! real rewarding!! how do you like the clutch?? how the feel? which carbonetics one did u get? so r the ic's next on your list? im just about to leave on a cruise myself.. enjoy

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Tim I did the Triple Carbon set up, Feels good after Todd told me how t break it in, Cause i hated it the first few days!! Yea i am going to do the IC's soon, i have the Blown 6 in the car now so they are not to bad.
Yea i am going to meet a few friends for a bit of fun.. LOL Enjoy the night!!
 
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they are a bit heavier 30lbs for the pair.. your absolutely right ic's are big heat sinks and there is a lot of metal there what are you running in your beast?
Not got it YET but stock is what's in it right now. I tend to look for inefficiencies and try to fix them wherever I can. This car has turbos and fuel, may try to streamline the intake and intercoolers. We'll see, swapping these intercoolers in doesn't look like a 10min job and I won't be looking to dump the stock MAF anytime soon unless the stock one fries. Your pictures do give a very good idea as to what's involved though, appreciate you having documented the process as much as you did!
 
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I played with the 4.5 inch thick cores for 3 years... they seem to do a good job... I have them on my car ...
here is what I am coming up with soon... just a rough draft...


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Congrats!! They look great. I like the place of the BOV's, nice job.
 
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Originally Posted by MARKSKI
I played with the 4.5 inch thick cores for 3 years... they seem to do a good job... I have them on my car ...
here is what I am coming up with soon... just a rough draft...<snip>
Cost of cores? Degree of difficulty fabbing? I know 2 different guys capable of doing the work but do not know what cores are going for or that I will even "need" better coolers for my desired performance level. I've considered speaking to them about this once the car is in my hands and would be interested as to what hurdles you ran into. It's a shame so many OEM coolers seem to have crappy plastic end tanks!

P.S. Have you considered the emittive coatings mentioned earlier that Swain produces? Seems like a possible way to enhance performance while preventing corrosion. I have often wondered how much the light corrosion most ICs have effects performance. In the A/C world they sell chemicals to remove this and it apparently helps for a time, might the same also work to some degree on car heat exchangers? I truly don't know if the effects of cleaning would be noticed but the emittive coating might show measurable improvements real-world...
 

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How does the proto intake setup work? Any drivability issues? Increased turbo sound? Also, what is the approximate cost (not including intercoolers). Thanks!
 
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Originally Posted by j.mitchell70
How does the proto intake setup work? Any drivability issues? Increased turbo sound? Also, what is the approximate cost (not including intercoolers). Thanks!
You need at least a k24/20 or a GT30 turbo the small turbos work great with the stock intakes but i don't think they have the efficiency to fill the Proto intake. you really need to move some air for that intake to take advantage of it.
Anyone else think so?
 
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Originally Posted by art4iza
Congrats!! They look great. I like the place of the BOV's, nice job.
thanks art
how is your beast coming along??
 
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Originally Posted by PALETTE
You need at least a k24/20 or a GT30 turbo the small turbos work great with the stock intakes but i don't think they have the efficiency to fill the Proto intake. you really need to move some air for that intake to take advantage of it.
Anyone else think so?
agreed at least the 18g set up if not the 20g
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Originally Posted by j.mitchell70
How does the proto intake setup work? Any drivability issues? Increased turbo sound? Also, what is the approximate cost (not including intercoolers). Thanks!
.. the system is amazing!! the sound is surreal... anyways the big benefit is the airflow(2.5 inch dia pipe) and the big pressurized maf sensor its good for 1000hp

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Wow thanks for the info on the intake. I have k24/18's but I'm looking to make the system as efficient as possible. Plus I've heard the sound is awesome . Going to contact proto soon!
 


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