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  1. Joe Dirt

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    Well got my exhaust off,and headers,airbox and etc..

    now for turbo mock up
     
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    What are you going to use for the hot side? Manifolds? headers? What size tubes? How are you going to route them?:D sorry for the multi-questions.

    Im going to be doing the same thing, so i wanna learn from your setup:Handshake
     
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    im using stock maverick manifolds or at least the plan going to build a Y pipe for the turbo not sure on routing yet:hmmm: should at least have some mocked up pics by sunday
     
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    :rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2:

    is this for real? ;)
     
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    this looks like it'll work..

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    thats what im going to roughly base it on may mount the turbo a hair lower or maybe on the opposite side
     
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    that's what i was thinking...lowering it down a bit.

    they battery side might work out better...good eye(y)
     
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    Got the "passenger" driver side manifold on,looks like ill have to run a 90* pil filter adapter but it clears the tower great ,Boosha hooking me up on one for me to use on the passenger side should be here friday! then maybe byy sunday i can have a full mock up pick before i take it all back apart for paint and final welding. pic of my turbo also :dancing:

    Ill also be repainting the front half of the engine bay due to a few scratches
     
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    Looking good(y) Good Luck!
     
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    tried to decide on a turbo location

    down pipe might be intresting in any way it is mounted.
     
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    start on the Y pipe
     
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    Man your moving along fast(y) cant wait to see your downpipe....

    your basically doing R&D for my future build:D
    since i'm going down the same route next year....
     
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    I have one question... im fairly new to FI and i was wondering how are you going to retard the timing for the boost? does the software program your ECU to do it?

    or do you have to use an external box like this one....?

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    thanks:Handshake
     
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    Ive got some tuning software and a moates quarter horse chip
     

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