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  • #46
    A buddy made it, the same guy that made Fallguys' manifold. I believe I paid $350 or so, but it's beautiful.
    eric
    Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
    Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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    • #47
      Is there anyway you could hook me up with one?And what price?
      90 PGT with Pacesetter short throw shifter,MSD TFI coil,MSD 6AL Ignition,Bosch wires,GreddyProfec-B Spec II boost controller,Boost gauge,Pro 1 muffler w/ 4 1/2'' tip,PRD intake ,Custom made front and rear strut bars, weight reduction,Turbo XS type H RFL BOV,straight piped 2.5'',air fuel gauge,Tenzo R RS 5 wheels,Walbro 255 high pressure fuel pump,440 Supra injectors,and Jeremy's chip,(15 psi),26x6x3 Spearco Intercooler,white face gauges,Carbon fiber gauge bezel,HKS turbo timer,and Dual ball bearing Garret center section turbo.

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      • #48
        i thought when u made a manifold, u were not supossed to make the flat part all one piece when its made out of steel, the heat makes it warp, and doesnt give u a good seal. its supposed to be a two piece design. at least thats what i read when i was reading up on manifold designs.
        PaTricK
        ~ 92 PGT, 97 KL MTX 626, 05 Mazda6, 13 Mazda CX9, 09 Kia Sportage 4x4 v6 ~

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Gran_Touring 90
          Is there anyway you could hook me up with one?And what price?
          I'll call the guy up and see what he says, but yeah, I can get you one no problems there. Just need to know if it's for the F2t or FE3, and what turbo you're going to be running. He can also make downpipes if you need that made, too. Also if you're using an external wastegate or internal?? Let me know and we'll work something out.
          eric
          Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
          Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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          • #50
            Originally posted by xxxmonoxidechil
            i thought when u made a manifold, u were not supossed to make the flat part all one piece when its made out of steel, the heat makes it warp, and doesnt give u a good seal. its supposed to be a two piece design. at least thats what i read when i was reading up on manifold designs.
            I'm not positive on how it's supposed to be but trust me this flange is bigger than any other you could buy.
            eric
            Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
            Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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            • #51
              I have an f2t.I have dual ball bearing garret turbo,but it bolts up to the stock manifold (HYBRID).I am going to be runnig an external tial wastgate.If it is possible Could you pm me a phone number so I could contact you and a convenient time to call?
              Thanks,
              Jessie
              90 PGT with Pacesetter short throw shifter,MSD TFI coil,MSD 6AL Ignition,Bosch wires,GreddyProfec-B Spec II boost controller,Boost gauge,Pro 1 muffler w/ 4 1/2'' tip,PRD intake ,Custom made front and rear strut bars, weight reduction,Turbo XS type H RFL BOV,straight piped 2.5'',air fuel gauge,Tenzo R RS 5 wheels,Walbro 255 high pressure fuel pump,440 Supra injectors,and Jeremy's chip,(15 psi),26x6x3 Spearco Intercooler,white face gauges,Carbon fiber gauge bezel,HKS turbo timer,and Dual ball bearing Garret center section turbo.

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              • #52
                hey probe do u have any issue with the axles. like snapping?

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                • #53
                  Can't say that I do. I have gone through a couple axles in the past, but I have lifetime warranty halfshafts so I'm not too worried about it. I run slicks at the track and spray out of the hole. The don't seem to mind.
                  Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
                  Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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                  • #54
                    Accually, its not hard to pull those numbers out of this motor, they did a damn good job when building these motors, im running a 89 pgt, with 90 gl motor, 8.6:1 compression, stock pistons (non-forged) with 15 psi and put out mid 12's in the 1/4, i haven't dyno'ed, but as long as you have the fuel u won't damaged the motor.

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                    • #55
                      You say you're running 12's with upped compression, why the hell is everyone around here telling me to lower my compression and up the boost?
                      Rick
                      1989 Ford Probe GL
                      1989 Ford Probe GL, modified. F2T swap, ATX to MTX swap. Boosting 12 PSI with a F2 transmission.

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                      • #56
                        2 sides to compression vs. boost
                        If you have higher compression, it's recommended to run less boost. Higher compression will spool the turbo a little faster. Lower compression will allow you to run alot more boost safely. You'll have to run more boost to make the same power, too. I recommend about 8.5:1. I have a friend who runs 9.1:1 in his integra with no problems, but it's built for it.
                        eric
                        Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
                        Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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                        • #57
                          eric, what are you doing for fuel again? i know u have a wet shot for the n2o but what are u doing for just regular boosting? what size injectors and how u running 'em... thanks..

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                          ahh i re-read your original post, that helps but is that fpr a rising rate you have there? i mean im only at 203 whp on stock 330s and walbro 255, similar fuel setup as yours except for an fmu and i'm running lean over 12 psi just popped another head gasket on my new rebuild here
                          Last edited by 89TurboGT; May 31, 2004, 03:35 PM.

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                          • #58
                            First off, I'd recommend torqueing the headbolts to 80ft/lbs, vs stock specs. That helped me from lifting the head causing me to pressurize the coolant. I have the aeromotive fpr which rises 1psi for ever 1psi of boost, plus I have the vortech fmu which is variable on additional pressure per psi of boost. I was running about 70+ psi of fuel pressure at 18psi or so, with a base of 37psi if I remember right. So that's 33 psi up from base for 18psi so almost 2psi per 1 psi of boost or so.
                            Now I have the 440s in and I'm running so rich I took the fmu out of the equation. I'm at about 55psi when I run 17-18psi right now. I'm going to be getting some 400cc injectors within the next couple weeks and hopefully that helps, sure couldn't hurt it more. haha
                            Black 99 F150 Lightning with a 2.3L Kenne Bell and extras 465whp/ 593ft/lbs 12.786@104.495
                            Black 91pgt 12.02@108mph, 12.04@115mph 12.06@119mph 350.6hp 425.6ft/lbs Best 1/8th 7.81@94.79mph

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                            • #59
                              Eric, if you don't mind me asking, for those wondering, about how much do you think it cost you to hit the 300 WHP mark? Not including the things you've broken since we can use your trial and error as a guideline
                              Rick
                              1989 Ford Probe GL
                              1989 Ford Probe GL, modified. F2T swap, ATX to MTX swap. Boosting 12 PSI with a F2 transmission.

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                              • #60
                                Another thing as well. How much WHP you think you're putting out without the N2O? There are plenty of us that would like that type of power, but would also like to be able to drive the car on the street at times
                                Rick
                                1989 Ford Probe GL
                                1989 Ford Probe GL, modified. F2T swap, ATX to MTX swap. Boosting 12 PSI with a F2 transmission.

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