Have the exhaust like I want it now :)
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I am pulling the blower after I am done with the boltons and enjoy it for a bit for the port. I have been working on it with a blower guy it's my secret wepond that I think will be a pretty good pickup for the little 112. That or I will need a new blower when it's all done LOL!
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My problem is you get addicted to the spray and you end up spraying it on the highway on street tires - Ever had the tires break loose @ 70 mph? I wasn't expecting it and seriously needed to change my underwear when it happened.
Damn that pesky Ford GT40 that wanted to play!
Take care,
George
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My plan is to run it like I have most of my street car kits. Arm switch, spray on a button on the wheel a rpm window switch to make sure I don't get excited and spray beween gears and a wot switch so I don't get excited and jump on the button to quick LOL.
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
#29
My plan is to run it like I have most of my street car kits. Arm switch, spray on a button on the wheel a rpm window switch to make sure I don't get excited and spray beween gears and a wot switch so I don't get excited and jump on the button to quick LOL.
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
I had a similar setup in my E36 m3. WOT switch, RPM Window switch, arming switch, and the button, but I had a handheld one on a phone cord type setup.... Used to tuck it between the seat and the console. The arming switch was an extra heated seat switch in the center console row of switches, (with functioning LED, and one in the cluster )
Unless you took the trunk apart, no one would ever know it had a bottle in it.
We had a guy come into the shop with an e46 m3 years back. Had an NX wet kit he wanted installed, didn't even care if it was hooked up to the motor, just wanted to purge nitrous out of the side fender vents at shows.... Car had about 300lbs of stereo in the trunk, all sorts of carbon fiber and other stuff... To each is own I guess!
Take care,
George
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My plan is to run it like I have most of my street car kits. Arm switch, spray on a button on the wheel a rpm window switch to make sure I don't get excited and spray beween gears and a wot switch so I don't get excited and jump on the button to quick LOL.
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
I am sure I will run it on the street if the right situation comes along. My supra would white smoke the tires at 130 if they were cold so yea I know what you mean!
#31
Installing the juice is easy, tap the intake and install jets, tank mount and line to the front, install the silenoids, tapping the fuel I have to look at an wiring is pretty simple. The only out of the norm on this car will be the WOT switch due to the drive by wire. You need a relay set for the WOT voltage that interrupts ground if your not at wot.
I will take some detailed pics As I put it in. The car should love a small shot and it will help cool things down as an added bonus.
I will take some detailed pics As I put it in. The car should love a small shot and it will help cool things down as an added bonus.
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Installing the juice is easy, tap the intake and install jets, tank mount and line to the front, install the silenoids, tapping the fuel I have to look at an wiring is pretty simple. The only out of the norm on this car will be the WOT switch due to the drive by wire. You need a relay set for the WOT voltage that interrupts ground if your not at wot.
I will take some detailed pics As I put it in. The car should love a small shot and it will help cool things down as an added bonus.
I will take some detailed pics As I put it in. The car should love a small shot and it will help cool things down as an added bonus.
You can either install a microswitch @ the throttle pedal Or monitor the TPS voltage.
Would you put the jets pre or post tb? I'm guessing post...
Take care,
George
#33
I am not a huge fan of those mico switches if it's not on the TB. They always break or move at the worse time on the gas in my experiance.
I don't have wire diagrams but all I need is switched power and the Tps is pretty simple eveything else is self contained. I just have to look the fuel system over and see where I am going to tap it and check the fuel pressure which should be more then fine with a rising rate regulator for the forced induction setup.
On a 75 shot I would just put them pre TB in the intake tube with a single fogger as is normal. It's not enough juice for a direct port and all the effort to pull everthing and tap the injector spacers.
I don't have wire diagrams but all I need is switched power and the Tps is pretty simple eveything else is self contained. I just have to look the fuel system over and see where I am going to tap it and check the fuel pressure which should be more then fine with a rising rate regulator for the forced induction setup.
On a 75 shot I would just put them pre TB in the intake tube with a single fogger as is normal. It's not enough juice for a direct port and all the effort to pull everthing and tap the injector spacers.
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I am not a huge fan of those mico switches if it's not on the TB. They always break or move at the worse time on the gas in my experiance.
I don't have wire diagrams but all I need is switched power and the Tps is pretty simple eveything else is self contained. I just have to look the fuel system over and see where I am going to tap it and check the fuel pressure which should be more then fine with a rising rate regulator for the forced induction setup.
On a 75 shot I would just put them pre TB in the intake tube with a single fogger as is normal. It's not enough juice for a direct port and all the effort to pull everthing and tap the injector spacers.
I don't have wire diagrams but all I need is switched power and the Tps is pretty simple eveything else is self contained. I just have to look the fuel system over and see where I am going to tap it and check the fuel pressure which should be more then fine with a rising rate regulator for the forced induction setup.
On a 75 shot I would just put them pre TB in the intake tube with a single fogger as is normal. It's not enough juice for a direct port and all the effort to pull everthing and tap the injector spacers.
I figured it would go pre TB, you could probably drill / tap the mafioso intake piece pretty easily, and make for a nice clean install...
Take care,
George
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#36
Here you go
I threw it on my server for you...
http://www.itprosondemand.com/jaguar...ec%20Guide.pdf
Yeah that's going to be a nice setup. I still need to get my hands on one of these R cars eventually....
Take care,
George
I threw it on my server for you...
http://www.itprosondemand.com/jaguar...ec%20Guide.pdf
Yeah that's going to be a nice setup. I still need to get my hands on one of these R cars eventually....
Take care,
George
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