Recent content by 57TurboVW

that video was shot at the Pomona NHRA sportcomapct fall nationals. I had a 1915cc t-3 turbo charged motor in it 650 holeey fed 8#'s of boost, that was replaced with a 2332 cc t-66 turbo charged 750 Demon fed 28#'s of boost. here are some pictures. sorry still testing teh car and have not...

I hope this is what your asking for..... http://www.pfer10.com/albums/Wheelies/wheelie_jerry.wmv

i'm currently using a Meneola 5 speed. its rated at 800 hp. as far as the rail being light ?? that I guess depends on ones definition of light mine weighs 1800 pounds plus the weight of 4 adults (as much as another900 pounds)

that is correct, dumb ass staged his tires IN the water = no heat = no smoke

my car and my "other ride"

A picture just wouldn't do my burn out justice so I am putting up a link to the video clip. My car is the white 66 VW VW burn out

If my little VW motor can handle 32 psi I think the little 3100 will be ok with 18.

that intake was a quick deal just to get it to the dunes. I'm working on a 10" x 18" x 4" inter-cooler to become a part of a wing that will sit above the motor. as far as hauling ass well it carries the front tires at will. and made 326HP and 245 ft/lbs torque at the rear tires with only 8...

as promised pictures of the completed project

All I know is that it came out of a 95 buick skylark.

Just wanted to post up an intro. I love all makes and manufacturers of auto's. I personally own and race a fully street legal 1957 vw bug. power comes from a t-66 turbo charged 2332cc VW motor. cars best numbers are 9.54 @ 151 mph. I have several friends with turbo t-type power plants in...

is there a differance in the exhaust port spacing between the 3100 and 3800 buick motors? I just fabbed up a pair of turbo manifolds for a 3100 and now a guy wants me to do a pair for a 3800. I was hoping to use the same jig is this possible ?

I just installed twin turbo's on my 3100 buick motor that is in my 4 seat TATUM sand car. went from WOW fast to OH MY GOD crazy fast. here are a couple of pictures during the fabrication. will put up some completed pictures soon