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Garett

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  1. i got the day off work again today and got a wee bit done...

    i removed the rubber seal from the seams in the engine bay and welded 1" long welds between the factory spot welds to give the strut towers a bit more strength. i also did a bit of panel beating in the engine bay and filled a few unused holes with weld and a thin skim of bog sanded back with the D.A. to a smooth finish, still a bit more to do in there this week before i can paint it, hopefully this weekend :)

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  2. ok you can run a smaller pulley on the charger but at risk of over heating the charger, and you would loose the appeal of being able to turn on and off as you would have to get rid of the clutch on the front.

    When its on the clutch it blows cool air into the engine as its not running enough to get hot and cools when not using it, also your idle will be normal.


  3. :D All pipe work, manifolds, BOV, Boost Guage, Drive Belt, Pulley, kick in Switch on pedal.

    Had it in my daily driver for a few months before i took it off the road to build a race car.

    and it was sooo much fun, you wouldnt know it was there untill you floored it which activated the clutch on the pully via a switch on the floor, it puts ya head back in the seat :D lol


  4. Looking Sharp!!

    Is that Castor reading correct? -3º is very low.

    I thought stock E36's were -6º and M3's nearer -9º

    Also, toe setting for track are best at 0 to +1/8" (1/16" each side - Toe-out)

    reason being, the toe changes with bump travel, and with the rack infront of the axle the toe changes are outwards. If you've set low -ve toe(in) on hard braking +bump, Toe will change from toe-in to toe-out, which can be quite unsettling.

    With 0 (or +ve) toe, it's pretty crap to drive on the street (esp. with wide rubber) & tracks all over the show.

    With a bit of rear toe-in you will maintain straight-line stability (and rear camber typically 1 - 1.5º LESS than the front)

    Just my 2c worth

    haha ill have to get another one done soon this is good feedback cheers bud...


  5. took it to get the wheels aligned, fronts now are -3 caster and -3 camber toe in .15, the rear toe is .15 and the camber is -3 i want it at 0 but you can not achieve this unless you you through the toe out the window. so what i need is some adjustable trailing toe arms you know the main control arm that carries the hub has anyone came across this and how did you fix it?

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  6. Hey man just a heads up

    Ive had two of those manifolds and haven't had any success.

    Turbo fouled on the strut tower when all bolted up.

    I had to make a 'U' shaped adapter that mounted the turbo

    in place of the aircon.

    Not a bad idea :) ill try it on soon and lets ya know.


  7. its a t3 flange and you have a lot of work to do before you use them its chinese gem and not too flash on the inside ive spent many hours cleaning them up before use they also crack so weld extra tags around the pipes to the main flange to the head, but they are cheap around 100us and you couldnt make one for that

    cool thanks, will do.. i paid 250 for it.


  8. OK so my spacers didn't arrive but my new turbo manifold did :D im not sure what flange it has on it so if someone can chyme in and tell me would be much appreciated..

    So seens as im going down the line of turbo'n my m50 engine for now just so i can get my car on the track a bit sooner i have my SC14 kit for sale so if anyone wants it let me know

    SC14 Charger on clutch

    Piping

    Manifolds

    Blow off Valve

    Pedal Switch

    Boost Guage

    Fan Belt and Pulley

    2x One Way Valves for ICV to prevent boost loss

    on my 2.8L 6Cyl m50 engine boosts at 3.5- 4 psi

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