TbcMorris' post fire CT build

tbcmorris

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couple updates.....im 95 percent sure i locked down an engine.

sold old supension gotta ship it out when i get a chance probably monday

here some pics of what ive been up too


engine block out 1500 miles after it went in :(

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header panel scrtched up from then engine

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after DAing

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started block sanding it to cut it down
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ready for primer
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intercooler installed


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little bumper modification to help get some more air across the intercooler(im going to buy an 89 and up front bumper and get a replica turbo a duct for it eventually)

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new suspensions ride height


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reppin the shop


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soooooo that's about it. ill know for sure about the engine probably monday. then i onlty have to piece together a few more things and get this pig back on the road.
 

IJ.

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Depends on the product you use Josh but they should have tech sheets to cover it, I painted a friends bike some years back and found the additive changed the final colour on the plastics (was a pearl white job) so I ended up blowing a full final coat with additive over everything (wheels/frame/plastics)
 

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ok i have a paint guy in the next town over...i make sure i know exacty how the product works before i spray anything.....this is kind of why i didnt primer yet. i wanted to tak to him first so he coud recomned a product and technique
 

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Yep 500cc less flow at the same rpm :)

I look at the QS valve as a way to have great top end potential while maintaining reasonable spool times (keep in mind a big modern turbo at 1psi will feel like a ct26 at 5psi)

The other approach is to use a normal size housing and have it hit very hard at low RPM, I have enough traction issues as it is so wouldn't go this way.
(Brad has and easily lights off his big rubber on the widebody car)