Bump, this time with pictures.
I get a call about every week from the owner of the white car. When I pick up the phone, I just hear him giggle. This is a mid-50's Gear Head that likes to go fast in all kinds of stuff. He's had Off Shore boats of all different sizes and types, he's had motorcycles of all different sizes and types, and has raced and crashed about anything you can imagine. But he still can't get over this car. He absolutely loves it.
Now then, on to the next build. It's a '91 Plus that my customer bought from Jacksonville. We did all the maintenance to the stock engine, so we'll see how long we can get it to last. We did the tranny with our killer clutch set and a WaveTrac differential. We did our 12" brake inside the factory slicers and the B&G springs around Koni struts. We also installed a set of our Original Subframe Connectors. We did all the suspension bushings and swaybar bushings, so the car is nice and tight. Once we got there, we installed the turbo in the back. We decided not to go with a separate oiling system because it was such a pain in the **** (and expensive too). Instead, we plumbed engine oil all the way back to the turbo, then scavenge it and pump it back to the engine. It makes the install much easier too. The filtration and cooling are mainly for restriction more than anything else, but add a nice touch and will make the turbo live longer.
So, as you can see, the car is plumbed and runs. It's ready for the plumber to make all the tubing. My guy is Michael Angelo with a CnC Mandrel Tubing Bender. The waste gate will be external and controlled with a SPEC Gauge and Controller. the Blow Off is a Turbonetics unit. Everything will be hidden where you can't see it even if you know it's there. On this one, the pipes will be ceramic coated with a black satin finish.
Here's what the trunk looks like without an ass load of pumps and hoses.
Now, the important thing to note is that I'm having more than one set of piped built. Any takers on the next kit?