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Old 05-26-2008, 08:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well finally after over 2 years of waiting the car is alive and running again. In the past two years it has ran here and there for a week or so at a time, but havent put no more then maybe 200 miles on it last year at the most.....and that was because I made one trip out of state and back where I put most of those miles(115).

Well anyhow all new goodies on the car, new engine harness, and the SCT on the car. I have the car set at the stock static rate even though I have a returnline kit for now. When I bring it to the tuner everythings going to get rescaled so thats when we will set it at 43 and attach the 1:1 line. Here are my mods....what I can remember...

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PTP hotside charge pipe ED coldside charge pipe
PTP coolant overflow kit
3-bar map sensor SCT tuning package of coarse
Last but not least a fire extinguisher!

I think thats it....the only issue I have right now is shifting. Issues with that can be found here.... cable binding? I dont know, but hopefully its just something wedging itself on the cable....dont know what since none of that was even touched. If it is in fact something with the tranny or the clutch I saw screw it. I already have plans on getting a built automatic built for me and it would be cheaper anyhow. A stage 3r manual tranny is over 3k...new clutch to handle the power I am going to throw at it is around 1k itself. For just over 3 maybe 3.5k at most I can have a manual valve body built automatic.....so I think I am going that route instead since I was anyway. I am hoping its just something simple like the cable is screwy, but I dunno.
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Old 05-26-2008, 10:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Nice man...................glad to see you got the car running So far SCT's working good for me too.
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didnt realize your car has been down for so long
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Thumbs up Dyno Time!!

I wanna c some dyno #'S!!!
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didnt realize your car has been down for so long

Yea changing turbos...waiting on new one to get built, then piggyback issues, then manifold issues, etc, etc.
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Yup soon as I find some more money somewhere
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Congrats! I know how that is, just got mine running after about a year and a half.

I'll put a Stage 2 (3 bar) cal scaled for 750's with rev and speed limit raised on my website when I get home from work tonight. I'll post the link after it's up.

If you set your fuel back down to 43psi and flash the tune I'll be posting later to your PCM it will be a good baseline to run around on until you get it to your tuner.
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Congrats! I know how that is, just got mine running after about a year and a half.

I'll put a Stage 2 (3 bar) cal scaled for 750's with rev and speed limit raised on my website when I get home from work tonight. I'll post the link after it's up.

If you set your fuel back down to 43psi and flash the tune I'll be posting later to your PCM it will be a good baseline to run around on until you get it to your tuner.

sweet deal that would be great to have it back down to 43psi and ready to be tuned. Did you take the time and make it rev higher? I heard it stops up top and you have to do some extra work to make it work efficiently past like 6500rpm. All I want is a 7k limit until the head and such get done.
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sweet deal that would be great to have it back down to 43psi and ready to be tuned. Did you take the time and make it rev higher? I heard it stops up top and you have to do some extra work to make it work efficiently past like 6500rpm. All I want is a 7k limit until the head and such get done.

I made a new thread for the generic tune so it will be easy for people to find. I'm sure it will be usefull for others too. New thread is here: Generic Tunes
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