cost of putting together a motor
07-27-2008, 10:52 PM
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Re: cost of putting together a motor
Originally Posted by crxvtec91
Cdm wastegate for $50; http://app.infopia.com/Shop/Control/...id/0/SFV/31982
07-27-2008, 11:15 PM
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Re: cost of putting together a motor
Originally Posted by 1991civicsi
I couldn't find a "d" series twin disc.
I was just off the phone with a buddy of mine. He swore alot of the old school 10 sec guys were running these clutches
http://www.ramclutches.com/Products/revolution.htm
Dont quote me though
07-27-2008, 11:19 PM
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07-28-2008, 06:56 PM
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Re: cost of putting together a motor
Got off the phone with head engineer at ram clutches. He said that they stopped with the development of that clutch due to lack of desire from the market. I may try to find one and have my machinist build them since he seemed pretty much turned off from the import world.
07-28-2008, 08:37 PM
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Re: cost of putting together a motor
i cant remember off the back of my head whaty i spent on my build but i have to say the most important part was the machine work
I went with 76mm vitaras and used Hbeams from ebay. Its held up fine so far. I dont beat on it but it sure drives fine with only 240hp so far. My goal is to reach 300 so when i have time and more money i will up the boost and get some bigger injectors.
Im running the Ching chong waste gate and it holds 17 psi steay with a MBC i have. Turbo is also ching chong aswell as the manifold.
I love orange chicken so i support its CDM parts aswell. Holler!
I went with 76mm vitaras and used Hbeams from ebay. Its held up fine so far. I dont beat on it but it sure drives fine with only 240hp so far. My goal is to reach 300 so when i have time and more money i will up the boost and get some bigger injectors.
Im running the Ching chong waste gate and it holds 17 psi steay with a MBC i have. Turbo is also ching chong aswell as the manifold.
I love orange chicken so i support its CDM parts aswell. Holler!
Originally Posted by chris
Got off the phone with head engineer at ram clutches. He said that they stopped with the development of that clutch due to lack of desire from the market. I may try to find one and have my machinist build them since he seemed pretty much turned off from the import world.
