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Classic Turbo Cars?
Who here has a Pre-73 turbo car (mustang in general)? I want Idea's for my project (65 Coupe). I want forced induction but turbo setups are still somewhat a mystery for me with the classic Fords.
Pic's are definitely welcome! Post 'em up!
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I don't have a classic but built a non classic.
So first, are you interested in staying carbed or going going to FI? You can build quite a nice simple carbed setup that makes great power. Erich
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I do plan on installing EFI on the motor, one for being able to tune everything via laptop (planning on MegaSquirt) and the car will be driven up until it snows (Cold starts get old fast...)
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There's a guy on the turbo forums with a 67 (i think) coupe, blow through car that is very cool. It's a home made kit and I saw him run at norwalk a couple years ago. W based motor that went low 10's on the brake due to rules. I can't find the site he sent me, but i have pics i'll upload of it
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All the pics i have of it if you want to see them
http://s103.photobucket.com/albums/m...Turbo%20coupe/ |
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Simple and elegant. That is one reason not to rush into efi.
Erich
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wow, i'm famous.
![]() thanks for posting the pics darth. i'm switching over to efi now. 10secgoal builds kits for our cars. i'm not sure if he post here, but he's on stanget.com and turbomustangs.com i'll be happy to answer any ?'s.
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twofast, I love your setup. I have seen it before on Turbomustangs, and it is really what got me interested. How much time and effort was involved in making the headers?
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thanks. a local guy did my headers, so it wasn't much effort for me at all. lol. i did make the merge, though. that takes the most time/effort by far.
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thanks aaron. you mean you weren't there the times i was at 42? how the hell did that happen? lol.
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I don't know much about the car... but its a bad ass ride!!!
![]() I believe is putting a little less than 700rwhp... which is amazing for a road race car!!!
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Here is mine. 351w with a T-70 in the pics. New turbo is a S400 75mm 1.32ar turbine. The unibody is all stock, but will get frame connectors and a rollbar or maybe a cage this winter. Maybe even some traction bars! http://videos.streetfire.net/video/69410045_177035.htm
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