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Dart sbc

Discussion in 'Newbie and Basic Turbo Tech Forum' started by Mudduck72, Mar 4, 2018.

  1. Mudduck72

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    Mar 3, 2018
    I have built a dart 440sbc My question is on turbo feed and drain it looks like I can possibly feed the turbo off the passanger side just above the timing chain it looks to have a pipe plug. Would this be Ok? If not where is everyone feeding from? Also the drain would be a strait shot into what use to be the fuel pump area. Will this work? 88/83 T4 .96ar

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  2. wht73

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    That's where I plan on feeding my turbo's from but it's a stock block.
    I would think it's the same on a Dart.
     
  3. ss496

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    Last edited: Mar 5, 2018
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  4. 91turboterror

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    The drain into the fuel pump block off will work fine.
     
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  5. Mnlx

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    I don't know how the Dart block is, but if it's anything like a Gm block, the fuel pump plate isn't the best drain imo. I know some use it, and get away with it, but in the pan is a much better solution. The lower passage is small, and the push rod bore goes uphill which is bad. push_rod_installed.jpg #ad
     
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