Re: 88' 626 first project in along time
 

Shitty burnout vids in your work parking lot requested. O0

Re: 88' 626 first project in along time
 

That ---- is ------' killer man...What's the specs on that turbo??

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THats a cool fucken ride man. I would too like to see some ------- ripper vids.

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+1 in for ripper vids. I never seen a 626 w/ 4ws cool should help make some crazy donout action.

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it does not have 4ws anymore but it would make for a good donut

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Holy ---- people, okay I will try hard to get some ripper/burnout vids. 1 question though: can I just host these from photbucket like a picture?

That is a good question to which I do not have a good answer. I called BLAAST, told him what I had, what my goals were and he put together the turbo for me. It is supposed to have a "stage 3 turbine wheel", whatever the ---- that means. .63 a/r turbine housing. No clue on the compressor specs, but I know its one of the smallest that he has, .50 a/r comp. housing. I do know that it spools quick and pulls hard to 6k rpms at 13 psi. We'll see soom how it does at 18 or 20 psi soon.

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upload to youtube. photobucket is photo-suck-it

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That's very sweet man. Only suggestion I would have is to flip those front t-clamps around on the piece of charge piping up top. Don't need that shifting around and stabbing your radiator. :)

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My roommate has two of these beasts in the backyard. One for parts, one to fix, both overheated. Has a spare engine in the garage, just hasnt had time to put it in... and oddly enough hes going to pick up an mx6gt for like 500 tomorrow. So that will make the total cost of all three cars, um, about 900 bucks.

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Thanks for the suggestion, but my engine mounts are filled with window weld. It doesn't move.