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Mattwa's Turbo 3800/F40 Build Thread by mattwa
Started on: 03-02-2014 12:11 PM
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wrong wrong wrong

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Report this Post03-02-2014 12:57 PM Click Here to See the Profile for nosracSend a Private Message to nosracEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Nice work, keep it coming.

which Frozen Boost Heat exchanger are you using?

can you make me a TB adapter plate?
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where does one buy that intercooler?
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Good work so far!

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Originally posted by Justinbart:

wrong wrong wrong



Aw, you're just jealous. Haha.

 
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Originally posted by nosrac:
which Frozen Boost Heat exchanger are you using?

can you make me a TB adapter plate?


I'm honestly not sure, It was one of the 1st things i bought for this project. And no sorry, you'd be better off just buying one from ZZP lol

 
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where does one buy that intercooler?


http://frozenboost.com

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Lookin good Matt!
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Lookin good Matt!


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Fun fun, Matt, good work!

Are you going to look at a different coupling for the cross-over pipe or try to somehow make that cut flange work?
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Looks great! Guess the trunk will RIP huh? I was going to mount my Turbo over the Transmission with an F body intake... Great progress though, I can't wait to start on mine again... Also I put a double roller chain on mine but, are you keeping the tensioner? Mine seems to have a little slack so I'm keeping the tensioner...

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Looks great! Guess the trunk will RIP huh? I was going to mount my Turbo over the Transmission with an F body intake... Great progress though, I can't wait to start on mine again... Also I put a double roller chain on mine but, are you keeping the tensioner? Mine seems to have a little slack so I'm keeping the tensioner...



I didn't even think it was possible to keep the dampener. You don't want to do that.

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I didn't even think it was possible to keep the dampener. You don't want to do that.



Trust me I didn't think so, saw a couple GP guys talking about keeping it. It seems it would wear more but, its not that tight....

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Originally posted by mattwa:

I'm in the middle of changing my Fiero back over to manual, and swapping in an F40.


That alone will increase the "fun factor" tenfold. The engine you're swapping in might help as well.
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Trust me I didn't think so, saw a couple GP guys talking about keeping it. It seems it would wear more but, its not that tight....



It's not a belt...

When people put in big springs the dampener is usually what breaks then it takes out the chain.
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Carbon, it should be ok, but ill think about it for a while, I still have way too much to do, there is no way ill get this done before July, I don't think.

about the chain dampener, all I can tell you is that my chain is tight, no slack. Not overly tight, but tight like it should be. no way or reason to use the dampener.
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Looking forward to watching the progress
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Thanks for the all pics. How much does that auto weight any? I will be following
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Thanks for the all pics. How much does that auto weight any? I will be following


Just under 300lbs.
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Looking good!

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Ground the oil pump cover at work, took off .020"


Just curious... What does this accomplish?

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Just curious... What does this accomplish?



It's a requirement when you install a double roller timing chain, and a thicker timing cover gasket, for clearance.

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Impressive.
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It's a requirement when you install a double roller timing chain, and a thicker timing cover gasket, for clearance.



Not true.

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Not true.



This is a debatable topic....
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Even if it isn't a requirement, better safe then sorry.
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Keep the pics coming
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looking good. I'm still thinking TURBO for my NA3800.

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