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  • darvo
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    Originally posted by Denny View Post
    my target date is first week of april probably the weekend.
    First week is here!! :nice:

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by matthugie View Post
    Getting so close!
    my target date is first week of april probably the weekend.

    Originally posted by TheTacoMan View Post
    Why is this not done. :hitler:
    Work, family and damn easter :( or else it would of been done this weekend.

    Originally posted by justlikeyours View Post
    omg i wanted to do this =\
    Originally posted by pacmanE30 View Post
    i like this build, interested in the numbers, in for vids. this setup is giving me funny feelings...#giddylikealittleschoolgirl
    Thanks! :) not sure on how much in total numbers... but how the power is delivered. Driving it is going to be insane... instant power amplified buy the turbo! I'm going to setup some vids this year street and track I cant wait..it was a beast just supercharged last summer.

    Originally posted by E30Jigzaw View Post
    Looks Crazy !!!!!!!! any idea in the WHP?
    not sure but I will get her dynod when I do the timing tuning...

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  • E30Jigzaw
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    Looks Crazy !!!!!!!! any idea in the WHP?

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  • pacmanE30
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    i like this build, interested in the numbers, in for vids. this setup is giving me funny feelings...#giddylikealittleschoolgirl

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  • justlikeyours
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    omg i wanted to do this =\

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Why is this not done. :hitler:

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  • matthugie
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    Getting so close!

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  • Denny
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    oh and BTW: my inspiration about draining the turbo into the stock oil drain comes from here. The OP (updated the thread) said it worked fine!

    http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...rain-I-done-it

    so we will see how it works out for me.

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by tinkwithanr View Post
    Nice progress, your making me feel like a slacker lol.


    This thing is gonna sound so mean.:up:
    Thanks! man.

    Should sound good with the 3" exhaust I installed....but what I and a hell of a lot of people in here cant wait is to hear is YOUR car :-D

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  • tinkwithanr
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    Nice progress, your making me feel like a slacker lol.


    This thing is gonna sound so mean.:up:

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by bangn View Post
    this things going to have more pipework than a house does!
    Just reminded me I want to make a video tracing all the piping and direction of flow before I install the IS valence... In person the piping doesnt look like a lot everything is nicely compact.

    Originally posted by ak- View Post
    Yay for progress.

    Few things I want to comment on though,

    Kam is 100% correct with that drain situation considering inlet size and position level.
    I have 2 friends who melted their passenger poly engine mount because it wasn't heatsheilded like yours.
    And you can use an s14 oil filter to give more clearance for your sandwich plate(what I'm using).

    Excited to see it running!
    I have bought a 3/4 fitting already in case the setup I have fails its already installed so I want to see what happens.

    Thanks for the tip for the heatshield on the poly mount... dont know why I didnt see that one totally building a heatshield.

    A smaller filter like the s14 I tried already and it did not fit unfortunately..

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  • ak-
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    Yay for progress.

    Few things I want to comment on though,

    Kam is 100% correct with that drain situation considering inlet size and position level.
    I have 2 friends who melted their passenger poly engine mount because it wasn't heatsheilded like yours.
    And you can use an s14 oil filter to give more clearance for your sandwich plate(what I'm using).

    Excited to see it running!

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  • bangn
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    this things going to have more pipework than a house does!

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  • truism
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    Originally posted by codyep3 View Post

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  • Denny
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    Lol...

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