Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: Winchester 73]
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01/23/13 10:57 AM
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ScatPackNick
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thank you for building this!you must have done this in a secret location away from the moparts gestapo.at the minemum for boost you need pistons from some sort of metal that came from a meteor,aftermarket block,the newest of heads that JUST got developed and then sent to some wichdoctor for porting ect,ect and if all this fails they would tell you to turbo a stock LS1
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Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: RockChip]
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01/24/13 09:06 AM
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dizuster
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Ya it'd be a good race for sure... You are over geared, I'm under geared, similar cams, similar cubic inch, you are running a lot more boost then I am, but I have a bigger turbo. Maybe this summer we can hook up for some moparts turbo grudge racing! Budget beater vs. budget ugly.
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Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: MPerry]
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01/24/13 10:36 AM
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Mr.Yuck
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What is the hardest part of building one of these? What are you using for a fuel system? What is the fuel delivery problem causing it to do?
haven't done a turbo but I'll try and answer 1. For me it would be the fab/welding up of exhaust 2. Any decent pump would work, You'd have to figure how much fuel you're going to need and go from there. 3. I'm guessing he's going lean or losing pressure at the big end.
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Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: RockChip]
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01/24/13 06:58 PM
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Mr. Chip, Resize the pic...to max size of 640 x 480 px.
I've never been much of a "forced induction" guy, but you and Dizuster have me T H I N K I N G...
See, I have a well built 30K 360 with ported 587 heads for a 69 Dart project I'm tinkering with...
Man, my "NA" buddies would chit their britches!
Last edited by cudadoug; 01/24/13 07:02 PM.
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Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: MPerry]
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01/25/13 09:26 AM
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Mr.Yuck
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On the blow through carb setup anything special need to be done to the carb?
there are a bunch of things you have to do. You'll need Nitofil floats and some other things. I sent mine to Scott at SCDE.
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Re: budget turbo Belvedere still alive and well
[Re: RockChip]
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01/26/13 11:04 AM
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I'm just trying to get a clear idea on what the modifications are and why they are needed. If I have to buy or send out my carb its no longer considered budget to me. I am capable of rebuilding most carbs but I am not familiar when it comes to playing with turbos.
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