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89 lx 427 66mm twin build

Discussion in 'The Turbo "Builds" Board' started by rms7430, Feb 18, 2012.

  1. rms7430

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    started this summer tring to accumulate part so far this is what i have.
    qa1 k member frt coilover contral arms baer 13"frt brakes
    boss 351 9.5 deck block/probe 427 storker kit got them for 3000 seemed like good deal.vic jr heads will upgrade if i can
    threw in canton oil pan and super vic efi manifold for 100 bucks
    accel dfi 6.6.1
    msd digital 6
    not sure if i should use dual sync or go crank tirgger and modify a msd dist.
    stock tank moded for 2 bosch 044 pumps in tank.-8 feed -6 return magna fuel boost ref reg.

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  2. LordMustangGT

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    upload them in a smaller format....to photobuket or something first
     
  3. Hemann

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  4. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    thank you. using 04 gt seats

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  5. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    work on fuel system today need couple more hangers hope its out of the way of tail pipes

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  6. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    also talked to reed at work turbochargers seem turbo that i had bought used as some end play not sure if ok or not so going to buy twin 60's from him
     
  7. 331StrokerStang

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    I was fixing to say you might want to step that turbo up. Glad that you are.
     
  8. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    does anyone now if afr 205 and 225 can use same header and are vic jr's to small for 427
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  9. racesloth

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    suscribing :2thumbs:
     
  10. yellowpony

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    An afr 205 or 225 will use the same header. I highly recommend using the 3" pattern for ease of installing the bolts.

    Anthony
     
  11. Hemann

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    The 3" pattern is definitely the way to go. I can get a socket on most of my bolts.
     
  12. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    ok so you think i should ditch the vic jr's and get afr's and whats the part # for the three bolt 225 and 205? and also still can't make up my mind... twin or single has anyone had exp with both and which did you like better? thanks for any input i appereciate all the advice so far still learning
     
  13. yellowpony

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    All afr 205 and 225 share the same bolt pattern. All depends on what part # you will need for the cc head to get your desired compression ratio for what cc piston you have.

    As for the Vic jr's, there is nothing wrong with those heads, they have been used in just about any application, and have huge room for improvement. If they are ootb you may want to give fox lake a call and see what they say about your combo, I know they have a few options for the Vic's.

    As for the twins or single, what do YOU want? I have personally used both, the twins were cool for the wow factor, but there was 2 of everything, and a pita to work on. I switched to single and haven't looked back, but again, it's your preference.

    Anthony
     
  14. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    ok thanks only asked about the afr's because whan i bought block and other stuff he had set of headers that i bought too but they were built for afr's 225 he said.. And they need to be refab to work with vic's Talked to Reed from turbo worka while back, gave me couple options twin 60's or think he said a single 80mm t6 with 96 mm turbine wheel.. gonna do the single for ease of pipe

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  15. stangwell

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    very nice setup but why the manual transmission, or you just want a street car out of it
     
  16. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    thanks.. yes it is a street car a/c.. taking power steering out and getting manual rack. as for tran think i may sell it before i break it and buy a lentech aod or glide not sure yet. or i may use tremec and take it easy till i get one or the other
     
  17. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    not a big update still saving for heads and machine work for block and rotating assm almost there.
    also talked to local racecar shop ( marty danko) to give me price to for cage and doing the 8.8 rear.
    Put tubular rad support in today original support was bent and all messed up plus i figure it would give me more room for cold side pipeing

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  18. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    more pics of rad support

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  19. stangwell

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    i would for sure swap to auto trans, I know people like the manuals and the banging of the gears but if you really want the full potential out of your car and the turbo itself id go automatic. That being said if you just never intend on putting it on the track then 5spd may be they way for you. my car has a glide and it had 327s in it till last night but at 55 and 60 mph it only tacks 18 to 2000 rpm so you can go with either trans you are thinking of with know worries of drive ability being a issue
     
  20. rms7430

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    Re: 89 lx 427 80mm build

    yeah turns out buddy has a turbo 400 3rd gear issue said i could have it for 150.00 so i'm gonna buy it and have 3.27's put in the rear.
     
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