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    #16
    Originally posted by bimmerboy08 View Post
    good luck dude

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      #17
      Do you have your oil feed and drain setup? Those add up fast. Don't forget a wideband.

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        #18
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          #19
          Originally posted by Jbpka06 View Post
          Do you have your oil feed and drain setup? Those add up fast. Don't forget a wideband.
          No I dont yet, Im making sure that I have at least 200 banked up incase something goes wrong.

          The guy Im getting the 524td mani from says he has a lot of misc. oil lines etc. so when I go to pick that up Ill rummage through his turbo stuff.
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            #20
            that 200 should go straight to a wideband haha

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              #21
              Cool project. It's going to go way over budget, but it'll be fun.

              And yea, get a wideband. It will absolutely be necessary. What about other gauges? I've got an old 2 1/16" VDO 0-15psi boost gauge I can send you for $15 shipped. Exhaust? Clutch?

              I've got a huge turbo writeup on e30tech that has a section on tuning an AFM/RRFPR setup.

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                #22
                Originally posted by Jordan325iC View Post
                Cool project. It's going to go way over budget, but it'll be fun.

                And yea, get a wideband. It will absolutely be necessary. What about other gauges? I've got an old 2 1/16" VDO 0-15psi boost gauge I can send you for $15 shipped. Exhaust? Clutch?

                I've got a huge turbo writeup on e30tech that has a section on tuning an AFM/RRFPR setup.
                http://e30tech.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74816
                Gauges, I had a guy in San Diego who had a couple of gauges that I was gonna buy, he seems to have flaked. Hasnt responded to PMs in awhile. I may have to hit you up on that offer in the near future.

                Exhaust, a local e30 guy here, golde30, told me he has a complete exhaust for me, from the downpipe all the way to a ss muffler.

                clutch, leaving it stock for now, once I get the car to a little higher psi I have a line on a new clutch, a little better than oem.
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                  #23
                  So what about welding the DP? Are you going to be doing that?
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                    #24
                    Originally posted by evil_twin View Post
                    So what about welding the DP? Are you going to be doing that?
                    I will not be doing that. I couldnt weld to save my life. haha.

                    Always wanted to learn though.
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                      #25
                      You need larger injectors. 19lbs is too small. Looks like a fun build, good luck.

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                        #26
                        Wow, Just wow.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by project86 View Post
                          You need larger injectors. 19lbs is too small. Looks like a fun build, good luck.
                          My friend was using 24# and he switched to the 19# and it was running better.
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                            #28
                            Please make sure to include pictures of an e30 turbo project in its natural habitat: non-running in an apartment parking lot.

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                              #29
                              Im in highschool, I still live at home...lol. The pics of my car are at my house...
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                                #30
                                Originally posted by Rodoni View Post
                                My friend was using 24# and he switched to the 19# and it was running better.
                                If it runs on 19lb injectors hes nowhere close to 250whp. Here u need this:


                                BSFC is .6 to .65 for a turbo car, use 80-85% duty cycle to be safe. You will find from the calculations that 19lbs are good for about 180hp at the flywheel.


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                                Let me rephrase this. Those injectors are too small for your power goals, but that turbo is way too small as well. U r going to make torque with the turbo but not any horsepower, so the injectors might be right for what u have right now, but for your power goal u need a larger turbo and new injectors. If you don't know what BSFC means without looking it up or what its effect is or how it changes then take some more time and research before you strip your car apart. It will work out better in the end. Good luck.
                                Last edited by project86; 04-14-2009, 05:54 PM.

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