N Spec- Does some great work. Here are some samples. Alot more additions I made I will provide him pics with and get more pics and angles From N Spec. Thanks N Spec looking foward to getting more work from you.
Here is my next 3 rims. ( Missing 2 Volk Sf Challenge and some modas )
The Y-pipe is the two banks (headers) merging into one or 2 into 1 to the turbo like you said. If you look at the picture you can see it is a single exit 3" exhaust pipe. The other Tip is the wastegate dump tube coming off that. Hope that clarifies your confusion.
You are in good hands with Bisi, got to have a nice chat with him at SEMA regarding his turbo CR-Z that gets 50mpg and pulled 550whp lol
Car is getting Tuned tommorow at Bisi. Here is the pic of it installed and ready to be tuned.
You are in good hands with Bisi, got to have a nice chat with him at SEMA regarding his turbo CR-Z that gets 50mpg and pulled 550whp lol
That's hilarious... I mentioned we could pull that off with a k20.. which is what the CRZ runs..
I had to defend myself as it was "impossible to read af ratio's" as high as that requires...
This community talked one of the most talented minds out the door... We could have advanced this chassis if people could have listened to us. Sonny has one of the last parts I will ever design for the NSX... now a one off part.
Sorry to hijacking the build bro...
Try to get that NA1 rstb installed with Blackend engine dampner dude... it's an impressive piece of art not found on sos's website.
as for Bisi... you are in good hands... definately a good choice.. he was and is a talanted chemist.. he also made civics with small ass single cam motors run 8 seconds at the drag strip.
Try to get that NA1 rstb installed with Blackend engine dampner dude... it's an impressive piece of art not found on sos's website.
as for Bisi... you are in good hands... definately a good choice.. he was and is a talanted chemist.. he also made civics with small ass single cam motors run 8 seconds at the drag strip.
FYI coming off the turbo with a 90 degree fitting on the oil return line is the worst thing you can do. Im not sure if you are running an oil return sump that generates suction or not but if this is meant to gravity feed to anything you definitely want to change it.
you could save space by using one if these without the 90 degree fitting just the 45 degree end you have on the hose.
http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchan...de=TP&Product_Code=ATP-FLA-019&Category_Code=
Find out if your car uses a scavenge pump.
FYI coming off the turbo with a 90 degree fitting on the oil return line is the worst thing you can do. Im not sure if you are running an oil return sump that generates suction or not but if this is meant to gravity feed to anything you definitely want to change it.
you could save space by using one if these without the 90 degree fitting just the 45 degree end you have on the hose.
http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchan...de=TP&Product_Code=ATP-FLA-019&Category_Code=
Can you explain little more what problem you see in the design of the oil line? Thanks
Can you explain little more what problem you see in the design of the oil line? Thanks
Sonny... you have an 45 degree AN fitting connected to a 90 degree fitting on the turbo..
(the ss line in the pic has the 45 on it... the 90 is the black fitting on the turbo)
Just remove the black 90 degree fitting and replace it with the straight fitting (which was pictured by the original poster of the problem)
The 45 degrss an on the SS line will still work... just get rid of the 90.
Bisi or Brian would have these laying around I assume.. that ATP price is a little high for that mod).
Good luck on your numbers...
Regards
You never want a 90 degree fitting on the oil drain line especially right off of the turbo. This presents the potential for oil pressure to build up inside the cartridge causing oil to leak past the seals. You always want to make sure the oil can evacuate the turbo as quick as possible. If they are using a 90 degree fitting out of necessity to stay above the oil pan oil level then it might really require a scavenge pump setup. I linked the drain flange from ATP because it features a very short fitting and wont require an additional adapter which will give you 1/2 of additional height to help oil flow out of the turbo and down into the oil pan.