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Today, 10:38 AM

chromguy replied to a thread 89 2.5 Turbo into 91 TBI Shadow - wiring and electronics in Electrical & Fuel System

the NA SBEC is not going to work with a turbo as it is missing hardware. option #1 will work but a crapload of electrical work. I converted my 87...

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Today, 12:00 AM

MissouriBoy started a thread 89 2.5 Turbo into 91 TBI Shadow - wiring and electronics in Electrical & Fuel System

So I am building an engine for my 89 Spirit, 2.5 Turbo. I've found a 1991 Shadow ES convertible that seems to me would be a great car to put my 2.5...

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Yesterday, 09:20 PM

cordes replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

I agree with Todd in regard to the fittings. I would also add that Jegs has their own brand, which are pretty nice. That's what I use. Since I...

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Yesterday, 12:40 PM

4 l-bodies replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

Picture of all parts for coolant feed. This will fit all 84-87 TI & all TII applications. Will NOT fit 88+ T1 2.2/2.5 Mitsubishi turbo applications....

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Yesterday, 08:31 AM

cordes replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

While I recommend having an extinguisher handy, I've found that the old grease and oil doesn't burn all that well for fire starting purposes. You can...

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09-23-2023, 11:23 PM

Dr. Johny Dodge replied to a thread Engine degree wheel and accessories for 2.2/2.5..$100 + shipping in Parts For Sale

sold ... thanks

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09-23-2023, 10:11 PM

Lee'sdaytona replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

Oh! I remember those hoses! No, mine have long ago been replaced by the aftermarket braided steel lines, and this past summer I replaced them again...

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09-23-2023, 09:21 PM

cordes replied to a thread Microsquirt (less expensive/super compact/less feature version of megasquirt) in Electrical & Fuel System

Interesting. How were the slots machined? That seems like it wouldn't be too terribly expensive to machine. Did you use the stock TIII crank sensor?

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09-23-2023, 08:30 PM

glhs0426 replied to a thread Microsquirt (less expensive/super compact/less feature version of megasquirt) in Electrical & Fuel System

I cheated. The car was a Spirit R/T that had been liberated of it's engine. I used the crank sensor in the bellhousing and machined four slots in...

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09-23-2023, 07:59 PM

cordes replied to a thread Microsquirt (less expensive/super compact/less feature version of megasquirt) in Electrical & Fuel System

Thanks for the advice. How did you mount your crank sensor when you finally went that route? I wouldn't mind going that way, but there's not a great...

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09-23-2023, 07:45 PM

cordes replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

I would recommend heat and an easy out also. Hopefully the fitting isn't totally seized in there. As for the line, I would certainly make my own....

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09-23-2023, 06:23 PM

4 l-bodies replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

With all that weight on it, if that pipe would have been brass, it would have broken off a long time ago. That is WAY too much leverage working on...

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09-23-2023, 05:56 PM

james replied to a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

Get a lil heat into it with like a map gas torch, then use an ease out on it. Sent from my SM-S916U using Tapatalk

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09-23-2023, 04:08 PM

Lee'sdaytona started a thread Turbo Cooling Line to block broken! in "I need help!"

Good afternoon, So one of the previous owners of my 86 Daytona Turbo Z added this 10" or so long extension off the back of the block for the...

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09-23-2023, 01:53 PM

glhs0426 replied to a thread Microsquirt (less expensive/super compact/less feature version of megasquirt) in Electrical & Fuel System

From experience, I wouldn't. It will lul you into sense of security then, BAM, head gasket gone. Replace head gasket and everything is fine until it...

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09-20-2023, 05:36 PM

Chris W replied to a thread New And Improved Swingvalve on the Drawing Board in Turbos Unleashed

The advantages of a 4 inch exhaust outlet are mainly close to the turbo. Once cooled, the exhaust volume decreases and benefits would decline. For...

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09-20-2023, 04:22 PM

Sloride replied to a thread New And Improved Swingvalve on the Drawing Board in Turbos Unleashed

4". for me But whatever size fits before becoming a pita to install << (Sorry i don't have facebook to vote) Thanks!

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09-19-2023, 09:41 PM

MGeyer replied to a thread New And Improved Swingvalve on the Drawing Board in Turbos Unleashed

I'm all for the best flow with the minimal amount of fabricating but wouldn't want to de-rail other's chance to make some serious power. If you go...

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09-19-2023, 04:39 PM

Chris W replied to a thread New And Improved Swingvalve on the Drawing Board in Turbos Unleashed

Yes, our new swingvalve design is similar to the straight out ATP version. We have made a few improvements from our previous design. As the...

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