Should be around 500-600rwhp and 1000 to 1500ft/lb. I've got air for more HP there, but failures of the driveline will happen pretty quick
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Should be around 500-600rwhp and 1000 to 1500ft/lb. I've got air for more HP there, but failures of the driveline will happen pretty quick
Thanks mate, yeah spending has been a lot slower lately. I'm keen on a new cp3 injection pump, hoping to net 500+ at the treads, but I'm not in a rush to explode the crown and pinion
78153 FG falcon seats
78152 ARP headstuds to hold 75psi of boost
78151 turbo plumbing
78150 quick shifter... probably didn't need it but it looks the part and simplified the shifting linkages, only downside is the mechanical feel of shifting it takes some getting used to
Still sorting a fueling issue that only sees fueling to 35psi of boost, I've got it narrowed to 4 possible causes. Still quicker than a 200 series so I'm not unhappy
Yeah mate, she drives
Meant to be "Sprag" not spray... spell checker
78148 4l80e I had built with all the goodies - tci 300m input shaft, billet clutch hubs, max friction count, 36 element super spray, straight cut gears, valve body work etc. Good for 1500hp/1500ftlb
78147 4 inch exhaust, custom crossmember
78146 makes an ls or barra look tiny
78145 turbo position
78144
Another pic
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Pic of engine bay
My ride... It has been a mission to say the least.
The build sheet has gotten pretty long to get her going.
I started with a low mileage clean gq with a dusted tb42.
Had a brilliant idea when...
Welcome mate
Long time forum reader and patrol owner.
At present im right at the end of a common rail Cummins conversion and sorting some electrical issues for compliance plating
Welcome mate