re-run your calculations, 1.5mm MHG will be more than 9.0:1 by my numbers...
Also, stock twins will choke your motor. They are tiny and flow a lot less than a 3L motor will, but it sure will spool them up quick. You should make 7psi at idle, LOL. I would think about running an AFPR as well.
That's what I figured Dave. Same concept, simple shit to accomplish it. I'm going to but about 75 linear feet of 1/16" x 36", then I can layer it in as required. I think I can get some really good results
I think that the cost of Dynamat is rediculus, so I have been looking for an alternative. When you break it down, all that it is a rubber/neoprene sheet that sticks to the floor and absorbs vibrations. Here is what I have found.....
http://www.rubbercal.com/Soft_neoprene.html
36" wide x...
one more add: Even if you are using a 2JZ-GTE pistons (or motor), you still should calculate your cylinder volumes to determine your MHG thickness. The 1JZ head has a smaller dome than the 2JZ head, so there it has less quench area, therefore your C/R is not going to be the same as if you used...
NICE!! Can you give a side by side picture? Definitely intrested in this, I would love to shore up my suspension & handling, and it cant be done with crappy bushings
and all that is still in my car from the original clip in the intake manifold, throttle body, valve covers, timing covers & hydrofan (the fan itself). Everything else has been replaced.
$3,000 is a lot for just those parts.....
just my opinion, but take the time and invest a little more money to get what you want out of it. Ditch the antenna & get a new retractable one, go thru your engine comartment and organize it (wiring / vacuum lines), get the dents & paint fixed, replace / repair the worn items on the interior...
which line burst? The one going to your AFPR? What was damaged? Sounds like you smashed a ringland or two if you're putting that much power through a block with stock pistons.
Not sure of the part number, but Aaron sells them. He has a local company rebuild them, IIRC. Good call on the TT oil pump too, the crank position sensor is kinda important ;). I had the teeth tack welded onto the sleeve as added protection
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