My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
#31
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by HiProfile
I'd assume the AEM system is modular in the sense that it can handle a assload of different types of sensor inputs, ignition pickup styles, and cylinder count. That way they just use the same board, put on a different connector, config it to the respective car - and sell. If I knew I was going to make EMS's for several car makes, I'd definately spend 2-4x to develope it once, than to develope the EMS for each individual car/motor.
The manifold is pimp, and as I said before I wish I had thought of it. Its seriously just 4 90degree els and a flange with a flex-section. Its beauty is surpassed only by its simplicity.
I had debated going with the larger 16cm housing, (mines the 12cm wastegated, which is welded shut) but I really need this thing to spool fast, as the other 2JZ supra in town spools like a son-of-a-bitch, and I NEED to beat him off the line.
#32
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
In theory, it will work on any automagic transmission with accumulators. I could have went crazy and put a rod in place of the springs and have no cushion, but I still wanna drive this thing on a semi-regular basis, and not have future neck problems. I didnt shim the a-1 and d-1 accumulators because it doesnt need to shift as fast in reverse and into 4th.
The faster I can get this thing to shift, and keep it cool at the same time, the more power it will hold and the longer it will last. More pressure=more holding power.
The neck-snapping effects on the rest of the driveline is another story. I really hope I can break the axles on street tires.
The faster I can get this thing to shift, and keep it cool at the same time, the more power it will hold and the longer it will last. More pressure=more holding power.
The neck-snapping effects on the rest of the driveline is another story. I really hope I can break the axles on street tires.
#33
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by Dive_Miguel
I have read that alot of the is300 guys use only the rods. I don't blame you for wanting a streetable shift feel. I guess a thicker spring would achieve a similar result? I have a spare mani laying in the garage, I am going to make one like that!
Yes a thicker spring will do the same thing. Read above comment first though.
#35
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by 2GeclipseRST
Nice supra.
The only thing ugly about your build is the faces people are going to make when they hear your exhaust note AFTER writing your car off as a pos.
The only thing ugly about your build is the faces people are going to make when they hear your exhaust note AFTER writing your car off as a pos.
There have been a handful of quick supras in this town, but nobody writes them off. Not to mention every other turbo car in town is open downpipe.
#36
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
If I get it together and it needs a bit more, it wont take long to pull the VB and put more shims in. The height of my shims = 1/3 the compressed height of the larger spring. A couple more shims and the spring will be fully compressed. The rod wont do anything (in this trans) but block fluid flow in the housing.
Yes a thicker spring will do the same thing. Read above comment first though.
Yes a thicker spring will do the same thing. Read above comment first though.
#38
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by bigdaddyvtec
My boy Mike dope has a crapload of toyota ---- laying around too, your garage looks like his
#40
Re: My ugly Supra build (56Kdontholdyourbreath)
Originally Posted by crxvtec91
So whats left to do?