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| Guest | Before After ![]() That's a piece of 1/2 aluminum i found at a local scrap yard for $20 ![]() Jerry ------------------ Black 94 #555 NLOC #692 Team Powerdyne 12.20@110.5 412.5 rwhp 500 rwtq Still Speed Density with a EEC Tuner mailto:gjls@home.comgjls@home.com</A> |
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| Guest | Jerry, what are the odds that you might have a pattern for that? I'm thinking about doing something similar, but using an old Paxton bracket to relocate the P/S pump and A/C compressor... Looks great!!! I'm jealous... ------------------ - Kevin Black '94 #907 [This message has been edited by Thundrn_Lightning (edited 11-30-2001).] |
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| Guest | Jerry...that looks sweet man! I can't wait to see the numbers using that blower instead of the ole PD! ------------------ MATTMAN NLOC Member #451 '01 BMW 325i '87 Gt Stang 12.54@108 NA '93 Lightning 13.67@99.77 POWERDYNE (5lbs) 3/8" Phenolic spacer MSD 6AL w/Blaster Coil Kenne Bell filter/airbox 180* thermostat Transgo shift kit Rancho torque arms Cat Back straight pipes [This message has been edited by B4THUNDER (edited 11-30-2001).] |
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| Guest | Kevin I just copied the lower half of the powerdyne bracket and the upper part of the novi bracket( I bought a used setup off of a 4.6 F150)and cut it all out with a jig saw. And yes the bracket's are stacked I still need to cut a groove for the acc belt to pass thru and build a brace from the blower to the block just to make sure it doesn't stress the mounting bolts. And when it's all finished i will make an templete for anyone who wants it but be warned it's not an easy task Jerry |
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| Guest | I always enjoy seeing fab work. Keep the pics coming and us updated, nice job. Later Steve ------------------ 94 Crimson #2826 Born May 6, 1994 NLOC member #343 Team Powerdyne, 13.49@ 102mph Wanting 12's Home page: http://www.topworldmusic.com/greased/ |
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| Guest | Whoa! Great job. Looks like the only thing that needs now is a pass by the buffer ![]() Just curious though, due to that outlet are you going to need a serious "s" turn in the discharge tube to make it back to the throttle body, or is it just the angle of the picture? Oh, put me on the list for a pattern, too! I know my SN92 will not last forever! ------------------ -KL Black 93 #3194 Cruising along at Mach .80... GM makes me |
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| Guest | Nice looking fab work there ![]() Billy ------------------ NLOC #527 99 Red Lightning 13.58@102.0 94 Vorteched Lightning 12.48@108.39 90 LX 393ci 10.51@130.02 nat asp on 15" Nittos 93 LX 357ci 11.56@120.60 nat asp on 17" Nittos www.white.stangnet.com |
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| Guest | good job dude ------------------ Paul DelPo 94L, Black P-DYNED 8lbs ranchos electric fans 1:7 rollers detroit locker full exhaust 2600 stall pi convertor level 10 shift kit 12.79 @103 1.71 60ft stock long block and injectors coming soon: ys-trim, intercooled and lots o boost ; ) |
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