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Sloppy Mechanics Fairmont 4.0 (spare parts build) 4.8/60e/7.5/76mm

Discussion in 'The Turbo "Builds" Board' started by denmah, Feb 12, 2014.

  1. rockoosi1

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    I sent you a PM if you have few to chat. Thanks!
     
  2. waybad

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    Matt what is the part number of your alternator,, did you have to modify the corvette mount? I know you said that its a 03 blazer but the one I tried the bolt space was to short to fit the corvette mount? thanks again for your time..Tinker
     
  3. denmah

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    it is too short for the corvette bracket, i just put a bolt in the top and let the bottom rest in the bracket
     
  4. waybad

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    cool,, thank you again!!
    tinker
     
  5. denmah

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  6. Drac0nic

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    You guys rent a dyno for the day? Nice #s for what's probably stupid low boost on a mini motor.
     
  7. denmah

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    yes i can setup rental times
     
  8. Stormin

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    Love your stuff! I'm doing a 4.8 ebay twin setup in a jeep. What are you doing for crankcase ventilation? Vacuum for brakes?
    Thanks
     
  9. denmah

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    stock vac line connected to stock booster

    no vents, no lines just open valve cover vents
     
  10. Stormin

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    Do you get oily smell from the valve cover vents? Just trying to avoid the oil smell. I thought running my valve cover vent tubes to the inlet of the turbos might keep the smell down and create a little crankcase vacuum.

    Let me know what you think.
    Thanks for sharing!

    Been watching sloppy mechs for years. Keep it up:bow:
     
  11. tehzack

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    With him running an open downpipe out in front of the front tire I can't imagine an oily smell is high on the list of complaints lol.
     
  12. rockoosi1

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    If your engine if healthy you won't get any oil smell. Mine only gave me a problem when I hurt two pistons and started getting blow by. IMHO, if I didn't have my valve cover vents open I wouldn't have know when my motor was hurt. The thing still ran fine and just barely had a miss. Anybody else not familiar with car would have never known.
     
  13. denmah

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    i dont get any oily or exhaust smells
     
  14. Stormin

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    Denmah,

    Have you had any issues running the stock fpr in the fuel rail? I'm gonna be running a stealth 340 in tank pump, deka 80 lb injectors, and assume I will be good with the factory regulator.
     
  15. denmah

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    no problems, we have run some wild fuel pumps into the stock regulator no problem

    i ran twin 400lph pumps into the stock lines, regulator, rails on my truck without issue for 4000 hard miles
     
  16. Stormin

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    Thanks for the reply.
     
  17. riceca

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    Another sweet build!
     
  18. jfive

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    Hes way past this point. Not sure if he updates here anymore?
     
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