Originally Posted by c130aviator (Post 6590900)

That was not what I was getting at. I will be clearer (my fault). I have spent probably 20-30K in axle swapping trucks and building jeeps. ITS A SICKNESS. I moved onto something smaller and economical. I am not trying to spend a lot on this car, that is why I have bought just about everything used. Or new unused parts. I am 32 years old and my priorities are saving and building a home. I had bought land this year and I am broke. The air force then decided it was time I move and now I have land I cant build on. Sorry for the off topic rant. But cars and trucks and mods are a huge waste of money. I see dozens of cars on ebay selling like this "30 thousand invested" then I laugh cause they are selling it for 15K. How is that investing. :r: I teach dave ramsey and well I guess he brain washed me. I get it costs but this car is going to be fast and CHEAP. LOL, Thanks for the good luck, I am going to need it. ;)






you sir are my hero. This will be the first thing I do when I get the exhaust manifold off. is "axelthered05 oil return system" a mod? it is now!

SO i need to make a short list for the local autoparts store.
3/8 npt
9/16 or 37/64 drill bit
rtv silicon
gasket maker for oil pan
copper gasket spray for manifolds
can of hairspray to act as adherent on the couplings for charge pipes
can of engine degreaser (just need it to help get gunk off while I am in there)
new oil
new coolant dex

anything I am missing?

Originally Posted by SuperChargedMA (Post 6590914)

Oh you are right, it is an absolute waste of money. You never get back what you put in. And just to be clear, I'm not bashing you for not spending the amount some of us have, or trying to gloat about what I've spent or done. I've been following your build and I applaud what you've done. Your car looks nicer and is going to be faster than most on here and yet you've spent way less.

Anyways, back on topic. Keep us updated

Originally Posted by BLAZIN07SS (Post 6586154)

Injector dynamics id1000cc's
Return style fuel system with aeromotive pressure regulator. 43psi base pressure, 68psi WOT pressure.
Walbro 255lph fuel pump

Originally Posted by jonathan923 (Post 6592928)

i rode in josh(blazin07ss) car on friday, and this thing left me speechless. that car hauls ass like a mofo!
it actually feels like your going 190mph down hill except your looking straight. my guess the car its easily making 450whp+ right now.

Originally Posted by BLAZIN07SS (Post 6593095)

i haven't updated it in the last year. i probably should though. :lol:

Originally Posted by Killa SS (Post 6593051)

blazin, u have a build thread i can check out thats up to date on ur current mods?

Originally Posted by BLAZIN07SS (Post 6593043)

what scares me is how violent the car is :lol:

Originally Posted by tbellazzi (Post 6593998)

so after reading several pages of this thread it seems like many of you like the direct bolt on from zzp over the hahn bolt on kit...is there a comparison of hp gains between the two? (granted while still running a m62 anything over 300hp sounds great haha)

**concept is to build my old motor turbo out of car slowly while money rolls in, then eventually just drop it in**

Originally Posted by Edubs (Post 6594027)

New project...

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...-10-47_321.jpg

Originally Posted by jonathan923 (Post 6594034)

i started with hahn, but now i would deff go with zzp after seen there parts and quality. honestly i never had any issues with the hahn parts i had. but zzp's kit delivers alot more room for more power while making your engine bay look almost as a stock car "if you know what i mean".

all in all, both kits will get you well over 300whp even with a mere can tune. both kits are good for 400whp as well, except that with hahns kit you will have to push the turbo to its limit making it more stressful for your other engine component at a much higher psi. while with zzp with just 22psi and a good tune, your more likely to reach the 400whp mark much easier.

both kits are good, but both also have there pros and cons starting with there prices. but sometimes piece out a kit or just waiting on a good opportunity to find a good used one are always good alternatives.

Originally Posted by jonathan923 (Post 6594034)

i started with hahn, but now i would deff go with zzp after seen there parts and quality. honestly i never had any issues with the hahn parts i had. but zzp's kit delivers alot more room for more power while making your engine bay look almost as a stock car "if you know what i mean".

all in all, both kits will get you well over 300whp even with a mere can tune. both kits are good for 400whp as well, except that with hahns kit you will have to push the turbo to its limit making it more stressful for your other engine component at a much higher psi. while with zzp with just 22psi and a good tune, your more likely to reach the 400whp mark much easier.

both kits are good, but both also have there pros and cons starting with there prices. but sometimes piece out a kit or just waiting on a good opportunity to find a good used one are always good alternatives.