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    Ok, i've been searching the forums for ideas and hints before I posted. Still coming up
    with some questions. 2000 GT stock just a HV3 at the moment. I do have a spare trans
    from my GTP that I recently scrapped. Planning a rebuild on it for the spring.

    I have the turbo, 42# injectors, 1.8 RR's, 38mm wastegate so far. The crossover I'm
    having custom made from and should be wrapped up tomorrow. Looking at the wastegate
    perch from ZZP as well as the Oiling kit unless I can grab one from ebay and not need TOO
    many additional pieces. Intercooler/bov/ manual boost controller as well from ebay within the
    month. DP I'll figure some out pending how this crossover comes out.

    Anyway.. so my questions are with the oil feed, if no ZZP kit from where do I run it from.
    Does some need to be drilled and tapped? Or is there an in-line fitting that I could grab
    in order to work. In the event that the turbo is too close or touching the TB could I utilize
    a L26 intake to avoid this from happening. Also, is there a write up somewhere that
    explains the F-intake conversation, because on first search I have not found it.

    Just looking to put something together that can keep up when my buddies and I meet up.
    Maybe in the 400 hp range. If it managed to pull 12's I wouldnt be upset. Nothing insane
    , tell me if I'm crazy or not. Thanks in advance.
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    The oil pressure switch in these cars is more like a dummy switch and when that comes on, the engine is already toast.

    So with that said you could use that port on the oil filter housing for the feed line on the turbo.

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    Ok, so the best line kit to purchase is the zzp?
    How bout the UIM, i believe that the crossover doesnt leave much
    room to mount the turbo up. So i may have to go with the f-body
    intake. How does that conversion go, or is there a write-up?
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    Custom crossover $120
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    Test fitting crossover
    https://i737.photobucket.com/albums/...120_161953.jpg

    Test fitting turbo
    https://i737.photobucket.com/albums/...120_162651.jpg

    https://i737.photobucket.com/albums/..._162621_01.jpg

    Think I may need the f-body upper. Throttle body wont clear the t3/t4 adapter..
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    The flange needs to be rewelded its way to high

    20170509_132941 by Corey S, on Flickr
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    Damnit man, thinking I may take the adapter off and try this instead
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    Get going on the downpipe too, thats going to be custom. And get 60# injectors the 42's are worthless for turbo. Keep the na mani the f body aint worth it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ItHurtz View Post
    Get going on the downpipe too, thats going to be custom. And get 60# injectors the 42's are worthless for turbo. Keep the na mani the f body aint worth it.
    I agree, its gonna be a pita. Weather depending I'll bolt it up tomorrow just to
    get an idea.

    Far as the 42's, I just got my ECU back from Intense, so I'll try it out and hopfully
    it's runs when everything is back together. Also, bought the replacement
    pushrods for the 1.8RR's, so i have plenty of work ahead of me.
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    I figured the f-body route is going to be the move, so
    I found one at the yard this weekend. Might as well
    bolt up the crossover and get busy.
    https://i737.photobucket.com/albums/...130_154008.jpg

    Had to re-clock it as the hood would not close on first testing
    https://i737.photobucket.com/albums/...130_154017.jpg

    Got my valve cover gaskets and rocker kit, gonna try and play with that
    sometimes this week, weather depending.
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    Goodluck on your super tight custom downpipe! Fbody intake wont fix that, 3800 turbos its a straight shot back then down, they go under the master cylinder.
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    Yea that downpipe is gonna be a pain, but i'll run an open dump under the damn
    thing. My daily is my Optima, so she'll only come out for occasional runs maybe the
    track once i swap the trans out.
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    put the exhaust out the hood then and the blow off pipe next to it. all the cool kids do it that way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottydoggs View Post
    put the exhaust out the hood then and the blow off pipe next to it. all the cool kids do it that way.
    Umm, yea no..maybe out behind the front tire. If i can pull it off
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    Out the hood do it! Night time flame shooter!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ItHurtz View Post
    Out the hood do it! Night time flame shooter!
    Might consider that one
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    Taking advantage of the decent weather day.. Happy holiday to all btw

    Before
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    Trying it
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    Now questions, from the looks of it I need to change the alternator bracket.
    Does anyone know from which vehicle i can use?

    2. The ICM needs to be moved. Can i use a H-Body bracket or do i have to be
    creative on where to mount it
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    Ended up going with the f-body alternator bracket and picked up
    the icm rail, but from what i see the egr may gotta go. Hopefully
    the wiring can stretch that far over..thoughts?
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    peel the main harness apart, wires can go good distances depending which one your looking at.
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