07GtS197
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And the firing order seems off too.I like how the blower pulley alignment is way off too
And the firing order seems off too.I like how the blower pulley alignment is way off too
Runs fine lmao, no snout extension and bigger pulleyLooks like you need a snout extension still . Guess what ? That was a shit ton of work to make Mediocre power
Ill send some soon, just working on my interior parts atmI wanna hear it run
lets kick some tires and light some fires
Where lmfao, I didn't even have to change anything it perfectly aligned, guess you can't appreciate hard workI like how the blower pulley alignment is way off too
Yeah I can tell you about it, its just a welded plate in between the manifold that goes down into the engine so that it block the air, the ends are opened up to allow air to travel around through a intercooler, and then back up and down into the engine, effectively bringing down temp and amplifying sound from the supercharger as the manifold kind of restrictes the noise. It also has a custom welded turn for bypass to allow air to flow thru in times of idle or cruise so that it isn't applying constant pressure on the engine.Oh I’m sure it did lol.
Op, why don’t you elaborate more on your setup. Maybe a walk around video of what you did and maybe you could explain how it works. Are the two extra holes for more air like the dark horse has two air inlets?
It's called an intercooler setup, look it up, Foster made a post way back about itIt’s gotta be ai or something. There is no reason it should have two more openings in the plenum area. And the iac looks completely wrong too.
Again, read what I wrote, plus it seems like you really don't know anything about kenne bells, don't understand why you're making these assumptions while being uneducated.A triple inlet intake, never seen that before.
Just posed a new thread below, feel free to look at what I wrote, it's pretty cool, and a pretty neat setupI am so confused looking at it.
I'm 8-10lbs of boost, just the way the math worked out for that pulley, if I were to run the original smaller one I'd be 18-21lbs which would kill my engine, plus it's to keep temps down!Why all that work for a larger unit and intercooling just to run that giant ole pulley? Is that not working against the goal of more boost?
Yeah I will, I'm working out some last minute things before I start driving it and tuning itI have to admit I've never seen anything like that. Absolutely post up some videos if possible.
Also with the IAC, which I forgot to mention, and which you pointed out, is on that way because my 1994 mustang is using 93 mustang parts including a throttle body and front accessories to run a foxbody style snout /supercharger. That's why the IAC is on the way it is, it's because of the way the throttle body is built.It's called an intercooler setup, look it up, Foster made a post way back about it
Yes I am, because instead of asking questions or being a reasonable person you like to insult people, so next time ask and maybe you'll be met with a respectful comment instead of backlash. I'm doing it because I like it, and it's a fun project, idc about making a crap ton of power, so I'm sorry you feel that way. I'm going to continue doing what I like to do.You’re calling me uneducated because I’ve never seen what one person has done on the whole internet? Ok pal. Besides there’s a reason kenne bells aren’t very popular. You have to reinvent the wheel to keep them cool. Meanwhile a bolt on centri setup won’t heat soak nearly as bad and can make the same power and doesn’t have to be frankenstein’ed to work “better”.