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Since last August I've been in the process of building an entirely new combination out of my 1998 Saleen.
I removed the 302 stroker mod engine and 2 valve heads along with the 57mm twin turbo system. I decided to let Fastlane Motorsports in Benson, NC (www.fastlanemotorsports.us) take on the challenge to help me attain a truly unique and badass combo that I could drive anywhere and still make stupid power. In its place is now the following - ENGINE - 5.4 shortblock (Oliver rods, CP pistons, etc) GT Supercar 4 valve heads (stage 3 ported by Melvin @ Fastlane) Stock GT cams Sullivan intake TURBO SYSTEM - Garrett twin 67mm Big Kahuna turbos Custom made air-to-air intercooler All stainless 3" exhaust including hand built custom headers All stainless cold side piping from turbos to intercooler to t/b All piping, intercooler, headers, etc were crafted by Jim @ Fastlane. This guy can weld better than anything I've ever seen. FUEL ITEMS - Lucas 120# injectors Versafueler injector driver Stock 98 ECM with custom SCT dyno tuning by Caleb @ Fastlane Aeromotive Pro-Series fuel pumps and filters Aeromotive Pro-Series regulator #12 feed lines #8 return lines sumped factory tank DRIVE TRAIN ITEMS - Viper spec T-56 transmission SPEC Super-Twin clutch kit with aluminum flywheel Custom made aluminum driveshaft Custom fabricated transmission mount by Jim @ Fastlane Plus many other small items. Car is still under construction to finish the cold side tubing, but this car should be back on the streets by the end of June! Here's some pics. Let me know if any questions! Ryan Tutor **I plan to debut the car @ Mustang Week! See you there! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Wow! Can't wait to see some numbers from this puppie. I love that trans xmember.
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killer car but why are you using alumized dynomax mufflers when the rest of the car has pretty stainless steel.
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my 97 mark VIII has Nos 75 shot, 36# injectors, 3.73 gears, Steeda timing adjuster, superchip, 77mm Pro-m, full custom 2 ½ inch mandrel bent x-pipe with Edelbrock RPM mufflers,17x7 cobra thunder bird rims with 245-45 17 in front and 17x9 cobra R’s with 275-40 17 in the back, B&M trans cooler, and performance automatic valve body, Paxton Novi 2000 supercharger,BFG Drag radials. as well as a built motor with Oliver billit steel rods, weisco pistons ported heads that flow over 300 cfm on the intake side, custom radical high torque cams, built by Ronnie Crawford.www.speedfreak.cc |
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Nice setup! Just curious are you going to leave your wastegates vented to atmosphere or route them into your down pipe?
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Badass,so how about those burnout vids ?
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Very cool.
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The ports were filled and then relocated and altered for better air flow distribution.
Here's a picture of the work that Kris @ Champion Heads performed for me.
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Here's a link to a recent article by Chris Demorro on StangTV.com
http://www.stangtv.com/forum/twin-tu...rway-5610.html
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Still on breakin tune, but here's a quick vid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgR0t...layer_embedded
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Absolutley one of the sickest builds I have ever seen, mad props to you dude. I have one question though, do you really think that Viper Spec T56 is going to live behind that motor? I don't think so.
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wow, badass.
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Pretty sick alright. Especially impressed with the fabrication including the intake tube and the work on the Sullivan. Please pay the guys that did the work more compliments... I think the Viper spec T56 should hold up fine until you plant some slicks to the pavement. When you do that you'll find all the other weak links unfortunately like the axles, diffs, and of course the tranny. Incidentally, I can't make out a scattershield from the pictures or a driveshaft safety loop??? Surely you're not going to run that at anywhere near full power without a scattershield, or shaft safety loop for that matter? Please don't do that... Get at least a quicktime scattershield ASAFP. BTW, I got a quicktime for my T56 install in case my Ram twin blows up and it was super smooth to install. I also installed a driveshaft safety loop for the aluminum driveshaft. Another thing I did was improving the TOB retainer to a billet piece when I installed the 26 spline input, but the tailshaft is the weakpoint cause it's Cobra specs but if your's is up and looks sound you're probably fine there. Depending on what and who your tuner is will best determine what tuning you implement, but it sounds like you've got that sewn up..? Personally I went with a FAST but I should have researched who was close enough to drive to tune. Had to learn it all on my lonesome, but it's not bad once you got it figured out. Still though, need a dyno and a compliment of a tuner that knows what they're doing when I can get a chance. For now I just tune where the cops aren't...
Also, I have a back up TKO600 that's been face plated for when and if I decide I'm going to get goofy with power as I'm contemplating hooking up my twin turbos to my KB 2.8 (Compound boost), just cause it would be a fun experiment... I have a stroked 4.6 cast iron block, Crower cams and valvetrain and Oliver billets with custom DRP's waiting till I have enough time... Awesome ride though for real... Spud
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Also, didn't see if you had an electronic boost controller? I run one in mine and think it's awesome (Greddy) that I've got mounted in my glove box.
*Scattershield *Drive shaft safety loop *Electronic boost controller *C-clip eliminators *Moser axles I think you mentioned that the shaft was custom made? I used a 2003 Cobra shaft that was long enough but I wanted the yoke to go in a little futher into the tail unit especially given it's a stock Cobra tailshaft. So I put a driveshaft spacer to bump it in a bit more... Spud
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Black 97 Cobra vert twin turbo, 9.5:1 Crower valve train, F.A.S.T. SEFI, T56 26 spline. |
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I already use an electronic boost controller and it is a pull out type (long cable) that I put in my cup holder so I can adjust boost when needed. ![]() The T56 will be just fine for what I'm doing. I really like the way it drives. I've gone 275 miles so far as of tonight and it shifts like a champ. I only got into it 1/2 throttle tonight and it BLAZED the rear tires in 3rd gear......and I was running 65 mph when it happened. I cannot wait to get it broken in and throw the boost to it!!!!!
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That's a pretty outrageous build, and I can see any # of parts that cost more than my entire project.(poor people have poor ways
I'm doing something not totally dissimilar. I'm curious just exactly how much you'll end up using those blow off valves. I've got one similar turbo, and there's another within easy reach. I'd been figuring I"d be so over turbo'ed that a blow-off wouldn't be necessary.(I'll be running a 4.6) Anywho, I'd be curious to see know just when and if the blowoff's come into play.Nice job, have fun, and don't kill yourself in that thing!
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