***UPDATE ON "FEAR" STAGE II w/PT-91 Turbo

Quint said:
I have a 81 housing on it now I believe. Not sure of the inlet? Im sure Chris would know?THanks John


The 81 is the A/R, I am talking about the opening on the compressor inlet.
You can get cheater inlets that next down, allowing larger compressor wheels.
For example the are serveral versions of the Thumper 88.
The largest of which that I know of has a 106MM Wheel in it.
I have a friend that runs a 88/98 unit with a good deal of success.
 
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Another coil pack car.......... :eek: Other than that it unreal!
 
BAGN said:
My Bad. :redface: Its only been 100 years or so since i've seen/worked on it. :smile:

That car was always great!
I loved the car back in the stock suspension days.
I still have the Popular Hot Rodding Magazine!
 
John Wilde said:
That car was always great!
I loved the car back in the stock suspension days.
I still have the Popular Hot Rodding Magazine!


I have every magazine known to man with tweaked in them. From the 12's to the 7's. I have that signed poster of tweaked, framed in my garage and it makes me smile whenever I look at it. L.C. is my hero. :D
 
This may be a dumb question.... I see the fuel rail fed by (2) lines that "Y" together. Is there no need for a return line at this level??


TIA,

K.
 
I see that as well, but all that does is complete the "loop" back to the "Y" down below the alternator.

So those (2) lines that come off that "Y" to both sides of the rail are feed lines correct? Or does the "Y" have some kind of check valve in to force the fuel feed to one side of the rail, and then return back the other side??


K.
 
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