Need more help.

[pudge235]

I have a 91 black mtx. It currently has a blown tranny with a BRAND new clutch, less then 3k miles on it, new rod bearings, all gaskets, and front end suspension parts. I have been debating for the last month or so to go into my pockets and boost the car. I have a pretty good backround with turbo's, Turbo Coupe T-Bird, SRT-4. I love my car and i figure if I can do a mock up on the engine the way it is and test and tune a few different set ups on the motor the way it is then down the road when the motor is hurting I can refresh the bottom end and have my turbo already set up.

Well i gues what im trying to ask is what supporting mods do i need in order to boost the car. Computer? Ignition? Fuel? what companies or people make parts that I can look to get. I know the basics of getting a NA car into boost but i need to know who what and where can I get the injectors, fuel pump, chip or computer? and what type of clutch can handle the increase in power. If you can answer any of these questions, that would be great. Thanks

 

[jedhead]

Quaife TBD so you can put the power down ~1200
Brakes So you can stop ~500 - 1200
Subframe connectors get rid of body flex 110
Clutch CM Stage 3 600
Steel billet 17lbs flywheel engine rev better or
Aluminum 9 lbs flywheel
LPM or Tweecer 500
80mm or 90mm MAF 200
47lbs injectors
Modified fuel rails
Josh's adjustable fuel pressure regulator
190 or 255lph fuel pump
Headers if supercharging

You can get most all the stuff at www.shobrosgarage.com

Josh's fuel regulator and ceramic throw out bearing at www.shonutperformance.com

Both vendors have links that pop up at the top of the page.

Bob

 

[yamahaSHO]

Quaife TBD so you can put the power down ~1200
Brakes So you can stop ~500 - 1200
Subframe connectors get rid of body flex 110 - You don't need this to boost a car
Clutch CM Stage 3 600
Steel billet 17lbs flywheel engine rev better or - You don't need this to boost a car
Aluminum 9 lbs flywheel - You don't need this to boost a car
LPM or Tweecer 500
80mm or 90mm MAF 200 should cost $50 - $100
47lbs injectors depending on power levels, 36lb/hr and up
Modified fuel rails
Josh's adjustable fuel pressure regulator
190 or 255lph fuel pump
Headers if supercharging - You don't need this to boost a car

You can get most all the stuff at www.shobrosgarage.com

Josh's fuel regulator and ceramic throw out bearing at www.shonutperformance.com

Both vendors have links that pop up at the top of the page.

Bob

You will want a 255lph pump (not 190) if you keep the stock fuel lines coming from the tank.

A lot of the stuff is already on this forum, you just have to search. Also, if you take a look at the modification list on my cardomain page (link in sig), you'll have a good idea of what needs to be done.