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Thread: Big turbo build- take two

  1. 12-09-2011 09:48 AM #36
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    Cable and ECU are on their way back to me!

    ECU checks out, cable needed some repair- a big thanks goes out to Eurodyne's Chris Tapp

    Now to try and squeeze my car into Force Fed for some intercooler piping and hopefully after that I can finally drive this thing...
    Good news, remember the be anal about the brake-in procedures this time and re-torquing the head (don't put it on the dyno even if it's tempting). I can't wait to get my hands on it to squeeze some power out of maestro on a corn fed BT.

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    12-09-2011 09:53 AM #37
    W00T for corn!

    PS I'm real close to converting my lowly 180Q.

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    12-09-2011 10:06 AM #38
    Any motor break in procedures/advice? Fluids to be used/changed and when?

    Edit: LOL
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  4. 12-09-2011 10:29 AM #39
    Most I have seen and I used myself was non syn oil and run through the rev range to get good heat to seat the rings properly. Limiting the revs may keep you from getting a good seal. A hundred miles later, change the oil still with non syn again for 500 miles then back to full syn. There is also break in oils you can try.

  5. 12-09-2011 10:36 AM #40
    Quote Originally Posted by cincyTT View Post
    Most I have seen and I used myself was non syn oil and run through the rev range to get good heat to seat the rings properly. Limiting the revs may keep you from getting a good seal. A hundred miles later, change the oil still with non syn again for 500 miles then back to full syn. There is also break in oils you can try.
    Yep, that's the way to do it!
    Doug has it under control this time.

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    12-10-2011 02:45 PM #41
    Just did front control arms on the BMW. First side took hours then second about 30 minutes. Nightmare.

    While I did that AAA picked my car up and now I'm going to see it at Force Fed. Intercooler piping should be getting done or at least started today. I'm sure there will be photos to follow.




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  7. 12-10-2011 03:29 PM #42
    I've done these on the race car at work several times and they are not that bad with the right tools and some practice.

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    12-10-2011 03:49 PM #43
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    12-11-2011 05:53 PM #44
    Quote Originally Posted by The_RoadWarrior View Post
    I've done these on the race car at work several times and they are not that bad with the right tools and some practice.
    Yea I learned that. Had to buy a ball joint popper fork and use a sledge hammer hard a bunch of times to remove the balljoint. Second side I got done in under an hour.


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    12-11-2011 06:50 PM #45
    Nice I have been waiting to see a build

  11. 12-12-2011 11:25 AM #46
    more pics!!

  12. 12-12-2011 11:43 AM #47
    IIRC to change your cluster mileage the dealer has to do it.

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    12-12-2011 04:49 PM #48
    I'm being sent teaser pics... aka the car will be done tonight it looks like!

    Ed's the effin' man! - This is the exact way I wanted to route it:

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  14. 12-12-2011 05:03 PM #49
    done tonight that excellent.. will she be up and running?

  15. 12-12-2011 06:56 PM #50
    love it... now when you get done ill drive out there and trade you car's and take a fast car home!!

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    12-12-2011 08:00 PM #51
    Lookin good man.

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    12-12-2011 09:29 PM #52
    Good to see the progress Doug! Seems like you will stand a better shot at running me on the way down to H2O
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  18. 12-12-2011 11:47 PM #53
    Damn! I wish I lived up by you guys. I'd probably have gone BT by now

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    12-12-2011 11:50 PM #54
    Quote Originally Posted by DeckManDubs View Post
    Good to see the progress Doug! Seems like you will stand a better shot at running me on the way down to H2O
    lol senior Gregory needs the hookup with a verdict kit to keep up!

    Oh and TT info- the battery box fits perfectly. Looks like I will be able to run a full-size battery up front
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    12-13-2011 12:00 AM #55
    Let me know how the lag goes is on this...Not sure i would like anything larger than my 3076... Very interested in your wb issues however. Im still on Nb with eurodyne tune. Chris doesnt seem to want to make a bigger
    file for me unless i switch to WB.

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    12-13-2011 12:11 AM #56
    Last year with a small port head and stock intake manifold:





    I'm suspecting the large port head & intake manifold will make spool a little quicker. I'm pretty sure the boost curve is similar to a 3076R... If you're running a vband setup just remember that they are two different size vbands.

    I'll definitely update about the Eurodyne WB file this week. I can assure you that the issues were on my end not his. My post on the first page digging into the differences between NB vs. WB and CAN-BUS vs. K line should all be ignored. All TT's WB or NB had both a CAN-BUS communication system and a K-line diagnostic system.

    The CB system connects ECU/ABS/Haldex. The difference between NB and WB was CB also communicates with the cluster and radio on WB, which is probably just for the information readout.

    The K-line also connects all those devices and more on both NB & WB for diagnostic purposes and also flash purposes.
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    12-13-2011 08:55 AM #57
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    lol senior Gregory needs the hookup with a verdict kit to keep up!
    That he does...Got a new toy coming out in the late spring that you can run then

    The new piping is far better than the old setup. No more heat soak

    Quote Originally Posted by warranty225cpe View Post
    Damn! I wish I lived up by you guys. I'd probably have gone BT by now
    Dont need a big turbo to be fast
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    12-13-2011 12:42 PM #58
    You guys like the new wheel and tire setup?




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    Lol
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    12-13-2011 01:44 PM #60
    [QUOTE=DougLoBue;74910521]You guys like the new wheel and tire setup?




    Do it.
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    12-13-2011 05:21 PM #61
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    12-13-2011 08:59 PM #63
    Not motor related but:

    Tonight modified a Belkin Bluetooth receiver made for home AC outlets to work off an iPod charger. The EQ I have has an A/B switch so I'll have iPod direct input and charging then Bluetooth wireless audio from any device.

    It just so happens that the Belkin is 5v/180mA so it works perfectly with an iPod charger. I'll hardwire the charger hidden behind the dash. The Belkin has a minijack output so I'll just run a minijack to RCA Cable.

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    12-13-2011 09:30 PM #65
    And a genius
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  31. 12-14-2011 12:24 AM #66
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    Not motor related but:

    Tonight modified a Belkin Bluetooth receiver made for home AC outlets to work off an iPod charger. The EQ I have has an A/B switch so I'll have iPod direct input and charging then Bluetooth wireless audio from any device.

    It just so happens that the Belkin is 5v/180mA so it works perfectly with an iPod charger. I'll hardwire the charger hidden behind the dash. The Belkin has a minijack output so I'll just run a minijack to RCA Cable.

    Nice, any chance of cloning?

  32. 12-14-2011 01:57 AM #67
    Mmmmm.... (dreams of a F23 on E85....................)

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    12-14-2011 08:29 AM #68
    Quote Originally Posted by The_RoadWarrior View Post
    Nice, any chance of cloning?
    Yea- no problem. The parts were like $40 total and it took a minute to modify. Do you still have a stock radio though?
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  34. 12-14-2011 10:18 AM #69
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    Yea- no problem. The parts were like $40 total and it took a minute to modify. Do you still have a stock radio though?
    Everything is stock besides a few suspension and engine mods here and there !

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    12-14-2011 11:11 AM #70
    We can swap your CD changer for it then if you don't mind sacrificing that.

    ECU should be in today. I think that Ed finished up the piping yesterday. Shooting to turn the motor over for the first time Thursday or possibly Friday at my house if you're around- I'll let ya know when.
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