Well, we have started the build. I will be adding pictures to this as we complete the project but the parts that are going into it is as follows:
Block:
PT-Performance.com
Not sure if there is more that I can add.
SBC/PTP RACE clutch PT-Performance.com
5 layer head gasket and PTP head studs
PTP's pump and pick up tube (prototype working units)
Head:
CNC ported with dual springs and ti' retainers.
Custom 280 duration cams (bigger then Crane 18's but with better lobe centers) on stock base circle.
+1/+1 HD custom valves to match the springs and retainers.
Fidanza adj cam gears
PTP's protype tube intake
60mm PTP/Kinetic t-body and spacer
Air intake/intercooler:
PTP's custom RACE FMIC with 3" tube (full 3" from turbo to t-body)
Custom 4" intake with hood relief cut out of hood (no filter)
TS 60mm BOV
Turbo/exhaust manifold:
BW S362 with 070 stage 3 turbine
PTP sidewinder turbo set up
TS 50mm RACE gate
TS E-boost II
Transmission:
PTP's full race trans with notched syncros, heat treated gears, shoot peened and custom (prototype) trans oil.
TWM shifter with custom PTP shift knob
Reinforced shift cable tower
Body:
Full seam welding with boxed lowers in the front end
6 point cage
CF hood, roof, trunk and spolier
Color matched (OB) calipers
Fuel:
8AN lines from dual pump
8AN return line to tank
2000HP 10AN RR fuel pressure regulator
PTP fuel pump rewire
I will add more as we move along with the build guys.
Here are some pictures of the seam welding and lower boxed sections.
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I will agree(not to start a fight) but the welds dont look that great. But more importantly, why did you weld it there? What issues have you ever ran into to need to weld there?
Is this tuned yet? What did you do to the internals of the tranny, please explain more. I know the process you explained to me awhile ago but that didnt seem very safe.
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I will agree(not to start a fight) but the welds dont look that great. But more importantly, why did you weld it there? What issues have you ever ran into to need to weld there?
Is this tuned yet? What did you do to the internals of the tranny, please explain more. I know the process you explained to me awhile ago but that didnt seem very safe.
Function over beauty, I've seen way worse chassis welding on drift cars. We were a little worried that the front chassis was going to have too much flex, so we decide to stiffen up the front chassis by stitch welding the Seems of the chassis to basically re-enforce it. Before welded, we bounced up and down on the front and it flexed quite a bit and after welding we did the same and its a lot more rigid. With welding the seems and having some traction bars, we'll have a pretty solid car going down the track with less flex. With the issue to "need" to weld there is none, Just a assurance for a solid front end, Much like Rally spec vehicle or any other Highly modified vehicle.
The car is under the knife with the built motor being assembled, so no tune yet but hopefully in a few weeks.
That is much of what i can answer for you, john will have to get back to you on the Tranny question.
Quote: Originally Posted by supermech21
WHAT IS THE WELDED BOX THING BY THE WINDSHIELD RESEVOIR???? Is that a coolant overflow????
If so, how much, i want one right now, money in paypal ready to buy that one.
Yes your right it is an Coolant Overflow, I do believe we have some but i'd have to check because they haven't been added to the site.
welds look like shit IMO, good luck with the build no disrespect meant
spring loaded sheet metal is a major pain in the ass to weld. If I wanted it to be pretty I would have tig welded the hole thing and took 10 hours doing so. I wanted it done and done now, still works.
If your worried about the penatration it was good with buring all the under body coatings off the inner fender and even caught a small amount of it on fire. I could have taken the time to smooth all the welds and make it look pretty, but why. Not a show car, it a track car.
Last, I didn't take it disrepectful but also remember that we are not building a show car. Track cars go fast and look OK doing it. Show cars look good but rarely go fast. Hope that makes sense.
I will agree(not to start a fight) but the welds dont look that great. But more importantly, why did you weld it there? What issues have you ever ran into to need to weld there?
Is this tuned yet? What did you do to the internals of the tranny, please explain more. I know the process you explained to me awhile ago but that didnt seem very safe.
Issues none, could it hurt to weld it there? I didn't think so, so we moved to welding it up. This some thing that we do to every Mustang that plans on going fast.
No, the car is still waiting on the clutch, cly head, and n2o lines to get ran. The trans has notched syncros with matching notched gears. This allows for a 40% reduction in gear side loads when WOT shifting. This is going to be huge if it works out on our set up. It has been working well on 2 others making 400 WHP, not its time to really test the limits of what we have done.
As far as safety goes, you don't make any advancments if you play it safe all the time. The syncro notching has been done for over 40 years in cars that have made more then 2000 HP, if that is good enough for them, its good enough for me. I will be testing it on my personal car before we really start to sell these things.
Quote: Originally Posted by supermech21
WHAT IS THE WELDED BOX THING BY THE WINDSHIELD RESEVOIR???? Is that a coolant overflow????
If so, how much, i want one right now, money in paypal ready to buy that one.
Yes it is, and we will be making them mid April. I have posted some pictures of it done up in black and back on the car.
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