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Even the little guy joined in on the fun
http://jdlautodesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/SQ-12A-Top-Mount-.jpg
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Sold more parts off the red car
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Toozday bump
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MAFT sold first post updated
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Thanks BC, appreciate it.
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Just because they are cool here are some vids
Evo with a FOrward Facing T4 Divided kit
K Series Wastegate Priority Kit (used to handle boost creep better)
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Schedule 40 will handle the weight. We have been building S2000, K Series, and B Series Forward Facing kits like that for a long time now
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I thought I would start this since I see it ever few weeks on all forums SQ. People offering manifolds prior to us were adamant about "bracing the turbo" The issues is they were just doing it wrong. That has lead to bad information being regulated by most of the SQ community.
1. A brace is needed when using thin wall normal exhaust tubing 16 gauge
2. Thin wall exhaust tubing has been used on 100% race applications where every pound saved matters
3. Thick wall/Schedule 40 pipe is used for street/track applications as it can handle the weight and street use as well as constant heat cycles seen by street cars
4. If you want to run a thin wall turbo manifold you must brace the turbo and the wastegate as the weight of the two will easily crack the thin wall
5. You do not brace the manifold/header as its been done before
6. Bracing the manifold does not allow for expansion
7. Manifolds expand and contract with heat cycles
8. The combination of weight and the manifold being braced doesnt allow for that expansion
9. Doing so causes the weakest part to give
You all know how its been before but here are some photos of braces done properly.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5256/5409902186_c591b91dca.jpg
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5054/5409906990_8602ef27b9.jpg
http://www.key-ideas.com/turbo%20brace%201.JPG
http://www.gurneyflap.com/Resources/DSC03780.jpg
Here is a shot of Schedule 40 next to 16 gauges stainless so you get the idea of different sizes
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o526/JDLAutoRon/Sch40vsExh.jpg
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Pulled more parts off the red car
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Also since the MAFT was hard wired (Butt Connectors) into the car I had to cut it to get the harness out. I added male/female shielded connectors so you can put the box wherever you want and its easy to reinstall ect
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Pulled more parts off the car today
http://jdlautodesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/SQ-TBI-PO-.jpg
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bump
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SKEET SKEET SKEET
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Titanium coating is my fav
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My 5th spare getting cleaned up so it matches s
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TGIF!
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I actually remembered I have a stock sized turbine housing. If you want the downpipe with the stock turbo housing I can do that as well. Updated first post
Downpipe with TD05 12A Housing Welded
$390 + shipping for turbo and TD05 12A Exhaust Housing
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Didnt get a chance to remove it but here are few shots on the car
Front coolant port exits just below the Tstat
http://jdlautodesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/SQ-IM-Modded-.jpg
Rear coolant port goes to heater core like normal
http://jdlautodesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/SQ-IM-Modded-_1.jpg
No coolant running though TB. The ports were welded shut and decked flat. The passage on the under side of the TB was cut out
http://jdlautodesign.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/SQ-IM-Modded-_2.jpg
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Bottom was made from that same "high quality steel" and repaired 6 or 7 times before it was scrapped
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Thursday bump
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turbine housing is TD06H not td06, just for buyers record lol
Thanks for the clarification
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Ive got a few inquires about my intercooler and piping so if I get what its worth ill sell but otherwise I will use it for my white MPI car. Added a pic and info to the first post
would this be the correct diagram for a vented catch can setup?
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