T900 Project partial done with pics
- Thread starter Himark
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Looks good. You do need to keep that pump below the oil tank so it has oil at it all the time. That pump will not self prime it's self.
Got the pipes back from the coater last week so have some updated pics.
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Tim...that looks awesome!!!!!!!
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yardfarmer
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Nice build Tim..., thanks for posting the pic's, can't wait to see it rip!
Another job well done. Looks great Tim.
Dangit! Stole my idea of running the boost tube down in the middle of the pipe! lol
Looks really nice. 900 turbo's are popping up all over. Is that a Fastback Mustang I saw in the background?
I used a local guy here in Lincoln/Waverly that does all of Speedways stuff. I knew him when he just started the business years back and now he does jobs nationwide and lots of factory parts. Has a good sized operation. He charged me 125.00 bux and that included chemically stripping the SLP pipe and coating 3 parts with polish. They are Moore Perfomance Coatings 402-786-2887 talk to Pat. Turn around time is 2 weeks.
Yep I am one of the few guys that feel the 900 has potential that has been overlooked....cant wait to hand it to some of the guys that talk all the b/s about the 900's while they are out there on there 2010 machines.
The Mustang is a 65 R model that I run in vintage car racing
Awesome sweet car!!!! wish i had one
your not far away...I will pick yah up and we can go bar hoppin and really tear the town up in this thing.
The turbo setup looks really sharp and unique from what I have seen. Where did you mount the wideband? Also, do you think you will have problems with heat soaking that intake pipe seeing that it runs along the exhaust? Then it is surrounded by the exhaust when it goes into the intake which is also exposed to heat from the exhaust. It looks really really sharp and I like the idea of running it how you have it. Just wondering if you think you'll have issues with intake temps.
The heat was a concern of mine especially where it enters the intake. When I finall install it I will wrap the silicone intake boot right where it goes between the pipe with heat tape. I dont think there will be much heat transfer further back since there is a good air gap but will have some I am sure. I hope the air pulling from the knee bolster area will have a good temp loss compared to pulling the hot air from engine compartment. As for a air/fuel wideband I am just going to use the ole fashion plug wash and keep eye on EGT's.
