20psi on pump gas only!

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I'm not much for ebay either. Although I did find my car through ebay though. Would you like a link to the thread?
 
I have thought about doing an ebay or a powerstroke intercooler. Who's gonna be the one with a running car to do some testing.
Depending on the size turbo you have, You will pretty much bennifit from any front mount over the stock one!

See I have just a little TE-44 turbo and had a streched S/L before making the swap over to the GN1 front mount and it was a WORLD of difference!!

Yeah i've seen some of the posts about sides blowing out and them not deing as efficiant as some others and so on but with a turbo as small as a te-44 I don't think I will be blowing the sides out of a front mount or be worried about efficiancy! :biggrin:

Three things gained from a front mount I see are:

1) Cooler & Less heat soak.
2) Better throttle responce.
3) Can run more boost!
 
I ran 20-22# of boost on 93 all the time with my race chip which had 24* of timing. Ported iron heads, TA-64 with a Precision stock location. I'd drive it to the track on a 275/60 BFG radial t/a and run 7.20's consitently. Launching it wasn't easy but once I got used to it, it would 60' in the 1.64-1.70 range every pass.
 
Good work :) Higher boost and excellent performance are available on just pump gas when you learn how to tune regardless of what people say, I've also run it up to 20-21psi on 93 octane with 0 or very minimal KR. I generally keep it to 18-19psi of boost, 21.1* timing scaling back to 17.9* by high gear and afr in the 11.4-11.6 range - 0.0 KR and has been 11.06 @ 120mph with a 1.50 60ft exactly as I drove it to the track. And thats with a front mount in a Trans Am body that people say doesnt work ;)

http://www.fquick.com/images/vehicles/full/5189253760.jpg?1240798527
 
Thanks guy's! It's finally getting there after finding several bugs that were holding things back.

Dusty the converter is working GREAT! ;)


Scot W.
 
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