the return looks like its at alot of an angle, EH ?
the return looks like its at alot of an angle, EH ?
Wow, looks closer to the FW than I thought for the throttle cable clearance. I say massage that FW a bit. Don't mess up the paint on the plenum!![]()
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Love that huge inlet plenum. Just wondering why there aren't any provisions for mounting the bypass valve ?
David
1991 SC AOD 4.2..2.3 Whipple..........10.910 @ 125.61
2016 SRT Challenger Hellcat.............10.597 @ 135.78
My Garage
When will there be a thread called "Operation put the fat pig on a diet"?
1994 SC
4.5L Twin Turbo SVO
Project GTFD
Depowered a rack today. We'll see how much effort it takes to turn. But it sure beats buying a manual rack, this one was free (an old leaky one) so just an hour of labor or so and one new inner rod end.
Here is a decent write up on the process. http://www.flyinmiata.com/tech/depower.php?x=1 The guts to the bird rack are basically the same.
First pic is the passenger side seal bushing that has a C clip holding it in. I already removed the clip forgot to take a pic of it but looks like the clip in 2nd pic.
2nd pic is the C clip holding the input shaft in. This clip is located below a dust seal like in the miata pic. You need to pound a small screw driver between the dust seal and housing and pry it out.
3rd 4th and 5th pics are the center seal that you cut out to equalize the pressures in the rack. I cut 2 slots 180* from each other then hammered a chisel in one side to crack it. The pry it oped with a screw driver.
~Chris
SCCoA Member #1826
Bettie Riding jack stands
SCARlit on drag duty now
power racks vs manual racks usually differ in gear ratio such that when manually run it isn't as hard to turn as a power rack with no power. Essentially so that it takes more turns of the steering wheel to move the front wheels the same distance as the power rack. For a drag car that may be perfectly fine.
Wait, your car had a hitch too? lol Is that the pinion brace that SCP sells or where did you get it? Im dropping an aluminum pumpkin with 3.73 and torsen diff to get built for the silver car this week, should I think about this and the bushings like what you have? I was just going to put it in with new stock bushings but what would you recommend?
Won't that generate a lot more load from the blower when driving it around not in boost. I remember when Dave Dalke installed a twin screw blower without a bypass valve on one of his cars and drove it from OH to St. Louis, and not having the bypass was causing the engine to overheat in traffic. Not sure if the running hot deal was from high air charge temps throwing heat into the radiator from the IC or just the increased load on the motor.
Perhaps Dave can chime in, to provide some info.
David
1991 SC AOD 4.2..2.3 Whipple..........10.910 @ 125.61
2016 SRT Challenger Hellcat.............10.597 @ 135.78
My Garage
Guess we'll find out. Didn't think of it that way. Guess I should move the TB after the blower then. Then no restriction to the blower inlet....hum.
~Chris
SCCoA Member #1826
Bettie Riding jack stands
SCARlit on drag duty now
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