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09-30-2004 #1
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TT 434 starting to take shape
Got a few parts today so I could start mock up of the twin turbo 434. The carb is there only because I don't have the EFI throttle body yet.
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Scott,
Looks sick! Good luck getting it together, can't wait for the video!
Darren
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09-30-2004 #3
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very nice...I always liked the Banks designed carb bonnet...how much hp are you shooting for?
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09-30-2004 #4
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WOW! That is looking excellent, Scott. Banks has amazing designs.
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Damn. I am jealous.
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09-30-2004 #6
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Scott,
Nice piece! Got to love twins!
What size hair dryers are those?62' Chevy 2; AME 2" x 4" chassis with C5 front end, Triangulated 4 bar rear, Ford 9" Rear, 427 cu Twin Turbo LS1, Custom T56 Tranny OUT! 4L80E now going in!, BIG STUFF 3 DFI, Sheet metal intake
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Thats sexellent! What kind of numbers are you shooting for?
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10-01-2004 #8
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Well all I can say is...
OHHhhhh Shheeeeeiiitttttt!! HOld on to your hat Mabel!
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10-01-2004 #9
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Scott, simply amazing. Those look so killer, cant wait to see it in the car.
Mike
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10-01-2004 #10
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Looks great. Any chance of more pics of the engine?
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10-01-2004 #11
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So the banks kit isnt intercooled? or does it have a water/alky injection setup? What do they charge for that kit?
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OH Baby!
Yummy!!!!!
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Derek, I'll get some more pics this weekend. Depending on my schedule, I'd like to set the motor in the car and start doing some work.
Lark, I'll be plumbing in my own IC, I just mocked up the kit the way it came so I could take pics.
The turbos use a 60-1 compressor wheel housed inside of a TO4S. The exhaust wheel is a P trim, on-center housings with a .96 A/R.
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10-01-2004 #15
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Scott,
The missing parts are on their way.
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