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    04-29-2012 02:10 PM #36
    Quote Originally Posted by AJmustDIE View Post
    Where's the meth?!
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    04-29-2012 03:33 PM #37
    Should be interesting.

    That Ice Grey Violet car has certainly gotten around.
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    04-29-2012 03:44 PM #38
    Quote Originally Posted by .:1of1500:. View Post
    Should be interesting.

    That Ice Grey Violet car has certainly gotten around.
    yes so has the current owner..........bshahaha
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    04-29-2012 03:58 PM #39
    I (as I'm sure many FI guys) am really curious how you're going to reach 20+ psi without running a cogged belt and/or overspinning the charger...

    The average high for us SC guys with V1/2 chargers is around 14, and you're talking about 20+.
    Anything more than 14 is plagued with loads of slip, and a cogged crank pulley means a graet deal of work to make up for the lack of harmonic balancer..

    If you're figured out a way around these issues, there is some serious coin to be made!

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    04-29-2012 04:15 PM #40
    Quote Originally Posted by prometheus_ View Post
    I (as I'm sure many FI guys) am really curious how you're going to reach 20+ psi without running a cogged belt and/or overspinning the charger...

    The average high for us SC guys with V1/2 chargers is around 14, and you're talking about 20+.
    Anything more than 14 is plagued with loads of slip, and a cogged crank pulley means a graet deal of work to make up for the lack of harmonic balancer..

    If you're figured out a way around these issues, there is some serious coin to be made!
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    04-29-2012 04:21 PM #41
    Compound boost is cheating

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    04-29-2012 04:40 PM #42
    Quote Originally Posted by prometheus_ View Post
    Compound boost is cheating
    no compounding
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    04-29-2012 11:45 PM #43
    Quote Originally Posted by .:1of1500:. View Post
    Should be interesting.

    That Ice Grey Violet car has certainly gotten around.
    It sure has.
    Quote Originally Posted by Euro Enginuity View Post
    yes so has the current owner..........bshahaha

    Quote Originally Posted by prometheus_ View Post
    I (as I'm sure many FI guys) am really curious how you're going to reach 20+ psi without running a cogged belt and/or overspinning the charger...

    The average high for us SC guys with V1/2 chargers is around 14, and you're talking about 20+.
    Anything more than 14 is plagued with loads of slip, and a cogged crank pulley means a graet deal of work to make up for the lack of harmonic balancer..

    If you're figured out a way around these issues, there is some serious coin to be made!
    That number is more of a guess than anything else. We honestly don't know what kind of boost pressure it's going to make.

    The bracket set up is AMS with a single idler. I sent the pulley to get Carbinite coated to help prevent slip. Not a cogged set up by any means but it's what I have to work with.

    We're not trying to re-invent the wheel here by any means. Just push the envelope as far as my wallet(and wife) will allow.

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    04-30-2012 01:30 AM #44
    this is getting interesting. subscribed.
    Anyway, csb, bbs rs, and as always, lower it.

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    04-30-2012 01:38 AM #45
    hey Man;

    Hate to be a killjoy;

    but you will see no where near 20-22psi. I just took my car back to stock from the setup you are trying to build. it was fun, but your better off saving the time as you will want more power:

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    most i saw was 17psi
    never did a dyno
    good luck, as i will be watching this build

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    05-01-2012 02:33 PM #46
    New parts in today and a lot more on the way.

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    05-01-2012 08:37 PM #47
    Nice build, glad to see it is starting off on the right foot with standalone

    If you have any questions feel free to give me a ring
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    05-14-2012 09:02 AM #49
    Progress has been slow but hoping to keep it moving this week.

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