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    09-05-2012 10:12 PM #421
    Why not remove the fender and mount it under? Or inside the fender liner? Seems like it would fit...
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    09-06-2012 11:01 AM #422
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    Yeah I think I've heard that before. How about mounting it to the battery box? There isn't much else over there for me to mount it to.
    Why not right on the passenger shock tower, since your return line is right there?

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    09-08-2012 11:13 AM #423
    I'm sure this pump location will be controversial. I'll get more photos when I'm back home.

    6an from filter/stock return to surge tank.
    10an to pump
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    6an rail to regulator and back into surge tank

    Still need to setup a hobb's switch for the high pressure setting of the fuel pump. I'm up state NY for the weekend but this thing is a few little things and a bunch of nights of tuning away from H2o. All major work done. I'm really excited--




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  4. 09-08-2012 11:46 AM #424
    This mounting location should be controversial, and as a friend I don't approve of it! It almost feels like you're trying to pull a reverse Ford Pinto reenactment, or go back to your former Village Idiot days. With your know-how, I'm sure you can find of a better location for it, especially when it's something you're designing from scratch and don't have any rule restriction dictating the pump location.

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    09-08-2012 11:56 AM #425
    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus_Aurelius View Post
    This mounting location should be controversial, and as a friend I don't approve of it! It almost feels like you're trying to pull a reverse Ford Pinto reenactment, or go back to your former Village Idiot days. With your know-how, I'm sure you can find of a better location for it, especially when it's something you're designing from scratch and don't have any rule restriction dictating the pump location.
    x2

    Pump and lines need to be within the crash protection zone but outside passenger compartment unless a fire system is installed in the car.

    Doug, did you try running it up over the cowl or relocating the batter so you have room on the passenger side for the surge tank?
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    09-08-2012 01:59 PM #426
    Whoa, I have to strongly agree with Max here - that looks like a picture from the bagged and stanced crowd!
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    09-08-2012 07:06 PM #427
    Thirded Doug....unless you are going to encase that in a reinforced tiatanium with some unobtanium supports...

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    09-08-2012 09:31 PM #428
    Fuel system looks a lot better this time around Douglas. Just move that pump.

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    09-09-2012 01:49 AM #429
    All this outstanding effort is getting pretty fruitful i wish i'm States side and be at h2o

    May i request finding a better location for that fuel pump and moving it away from ur front crash bar ...!

    We care for ur safety and i'm sure you'll say the same for us .

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    09-26-2012 09:59 PM #430
    IS this a 180 or 225 motor?
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  11. 09-26-2012 10:04 PM #431
    Doug has an early AMU 225 quattro, his car is even an earlier production than my 01 narrowband since his car came with none of the traction control shenanigans that became standard later on.

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    09-26-2012 10:42 PM #432
    So how far would my 2002 TT Quattro 225 AMU be from qetting the amount of hp he has using the same setup without the AEB heads? I really want some but doubt I will be able to afford one. How much do they run?
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    09-26-2012 11:17 PM #433
    Quote Originally Posted by roadking90 View Post
    So how far would my 2002 TT Quattro 225 AMU be from qetting the amount of hp he has using the same setup without the AEB heads? I really want some but doubt I will be able to afford one. How much do they run?
    About 250awhp 2 motors and $15k
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    09-26-2012 11:22 PM #434
    Quote Originally Posted by PLAYED TT View Post
    About 250awhp 2 motors and $15k
    Skip the second motor and do it right the first time!

    I don't add up how much it costs me anymore
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    09-27-2012 02:24 AM #435
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    I don't add up how much it costs me anymore
    Haha, if any of us BT guys did keep track of what we spend, half of us would disappear from the forums due to suicide, or spousal murder.
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    09-27-2012 08:14 AM #436
    No, what I mean us hoe much are AEB heads? And using the same setup as he is using without new heads, what kind of hp would I be looking at?
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    09-27-2012 09:40 AM #437
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    I don't add up how much it costs me anymore
    Agreed. Sometimes I think about what I could get selling everything I've collected and stashed, but it wouldn't reach near what I've spent.

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    09-27-2012 09:43 AM #438
    Quote Originally Posted by roadking90 View Post
    No, what I mean us hoe much are AEB heads? And using the same setup as he is using without new heads, what kind of hp would I be looking at?
    AEB heads can range between 200-500 depending on seller/condition/what they come with.

    One thing to remember is these heads all are from 1998/1999. If they don't have high milage on them they have time working against them. You'll need a machine shop to disassemble the head and replace worn parts. Seats will need to be replaced or cut and valve guides will need to be replaced too. Once in there it would be stupid not to do a valve train upgrade. The whole process can cost you a couple grand in parts and labor.

    Quote Originally Posted by 20v master View Post
    Agreed. Sometimes I think about what I could get selling everything I've collected and stashed, but it wouldn't reach near what I've spent.
    The worst is adding it all up. Adding in current value of a stock car and then thinking about the 911 turbo you could have owned that would probably out preform the TT in every way and be more reliable too.
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    09-27-2012 10:16 AM #439
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    The worst is adding it all up. Adding in current value of a stock car and then thinking about the 911 turbo you could have owned that would probably out preform the TT in every way and be more reliable too.

    Which is why I look at a silly man in the mirror everyday. Love the 911, but I also love my TT now..


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    09-27-2012 10:25 AM #440
    The worst is adding it all up. Adding in current value of a stock car and then thinking about the 911 turbo you could have owned that would probably out preform the TT in every way and be more reliable too.[/QUOTE]

    Yeah I have spent over $20,000 blew it up still don't really know why and dropped another $1,800 a couple
    Days ago on parts it def a very expensive hobby . The only bad thing about the 911 is after u go from a 500hp car
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    09-27-2012 10:32 AM #441
    Quote Originally Posted by 01ttgt28 View Post
    The only bad thing about the 911 is after u go from a 500hp car
    Nothing ever the same
    THIS X 10000000. I've been so swamped at work that I haven't wrenched on either project in over a year. The plan is taking way longer than expected, but I've slowly started making progress again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 20v master View Post
    THIS X 10000000. I've been so swamped at work that I haven't wrenched on either project in over a year. The plan is taking way longer than expected, but I've slowly started making progress again.
    It takes time it aint that easy to hit 450 500 it takes time and money and lots of both
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    Quote Originally Posted by 01ttgt28 View Post
    It takes time it aint that easy to hit 450 500 it takes time and money and lots of both
    I've already hit it with a 1.8T, just not in a TT. The more time you have, the less money it takes.

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    09-27-2012 12:00 PM #444
    So hoe much hp does the AEB heads add? I'm trying to get between 425-475 hp. Will I have to have the heads to get that kind of power?
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    Quote Originally Posted by roadking90 View Post
    So hoe much hp does the AEB heads add? I'm trying to get between 425-475 hp. Will I have to have the heads to get that kind of power?
    No, you don't HAVE to have it, but it'll make it easier by a few psi of boost. There is no flat answer of "it adds xx HP." It depends on intake manifold, throttle size, piping size, pressure drop to the entire boost path, intake valve size, port work, boost level, fuel type, etc that determine how much it'll help. Air flow is air flow. Any reduction in turbulence or pressure drop will result in more efficiency from your turbo and more air in the cylinders. Larger, more smoothly flowing ports will do just that, up to a point of too big and you lose velocity.

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    09-27-2012 01:49 PM #446
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post


    The worst is adding it all up. Adding in current value of a stock car and then thinking about the 911 turbo you could have owned that would probably out preform the TT in every way and be more reliable too.

    ^^^ This!!!
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    09-27-2012 01:54 PM #447
    Quote Originally Posted by 01ttgt28 View Post
    The only bad thing about the 911 is after u go from a 500hp car
    Nothing ever the same
    Pretty sure a 911 Turbo with a chip & straight exhaust (very easy on that car) would put down about or more than 450/500whp....
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    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    Pretty sure a 911 Turbo with a chip & straight exhaust (very easy on that car) would put down about or more than 450/500whp....
    Maestro is only like 1800 for 996 Turbo's I am watching the market very closely for the right 2002 996 X-50.

    Just want to avoid one with the ceramic brakes and that has had the coolant system fix already done.

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    09-27-2012 08:56 PM #449
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    One thing to remember is these heads all are from 1998/1999. If they don't have high milage on them they have time working against them. You'll need a machine shop to disassemble the head and replace worn parts. Seats will need to be replaced or cut and valve guides will need to be replaced too. Once in there it would be stupid not to do a valve train upgrade. The whole process can cost you a couple grand in parts and labor.
    IE seems to have the best head testing/cleaning process, they get into the oil passages, sodablast, and generally go above and beyond hot tanking, valve job, assembly, etc. If you know someone as intensive, use them, but IE is a major sponsor/tech of our forum
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    Yo what's up any updates its been a while ???
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    well with everything going on in the tri state area i bet i might be a week or so till we hear from them... unless he checks here with his phone.

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