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MX67 January 18th 2011 16:24

Speaking of oil feed tube...

Wally, sorry if you've put that info somewhere, but which oil do you use in your engine?

I'm asking because there's much debate going on about zinc levels in modern oils. I'm reading some ricer forums and they're speaking about Brad Penn grade 1 20w50 as the best choice. Jake Raby also prefers that oil. Maybe we should make "oil thread" on GL...
:)

Wally January 18th 2011 16:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by MX67 (Post 79278)
Speaking of oil feed tube...

Wally, sorry if you've put that info somewhere, but which oil do you use in your engine?

I'm asking because there's much debate going on about zinc levels in modern oils. I'm reading some ricer forums and they're speaking about Brad Penn grade 1 20w50 as the best choice. Jake Raby also prefers that oil. Maybe we should make "oil thread" on GL...
:)

I fully agree on the Brad Penn 20W50 as I also run the GT1 'racing green' in the engine. Its still called Kendall here though ;)

But please not another oil thread... enough of those already.

Sandeep January 19th 2011 12:59

Hi Walter,

I noticed a fitting on your sump extension ... I know which DS pump you are running :cool: so am guessing that this is the return for your turbo ? If not, what is it for ? Are you still using the Tilton scavenging pump ?

I'm trying to eliminate as many support systems as I can in my build right now, and this looks like a great solution for the turbo drain ... considering the 38mm scavenge circuit in the DS pump.

Unfortunately, I also have to upgrade the DS pump feed from a -8AN (12.7mm ID) to either a -10 (.625" / ~15.9mm ID) or even a -12 (.69" / ~ 17.5mm ID). More fittings .... more hose :mad:

Sandeep

Wally January 19th 2011 13:55

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Originally Posted by Sandeep (Post 79297)
and this looks like a great solution for the turbo drain ...

Of course :D

Its a -12 hose I use, same as I use for DS pump feed from the front trunk. Better safe then sorry. I bought the Tilton, but have still never even used it...
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...2.jpg~original

Just today I did some work making the wastegate feed tubes from both pipes and still keeping them separate. Hope to have some updates at the weekend.

Wally January 22nd 2011 13:50

Very happy with the progress from today.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...derbouw010.jpg

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...derbouw003.jpg

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...derbouw005.jpg

Only downpipe + silencer to sort, but the silencer from ebay still needs to arrive...

Xellex January 22nd 2011 15:52

excuse me if I got it wrong, but is the waste-gate gonna have it's own silencer to the left, and the main silencer is going in the old position? Couldnt the WG dump in the same exhaust pipe?

Wally January 22nd 2011 16:38

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Originally Posted by Xellex (Post 79331)
excuse me if I got it wrong, but is the waste-gate gonna have it's own silencer to the left, and the main silencer is going in the old position?

Yep, each its own silencer.
Quote:

Couldnt the WG dump in the same exhaust pipe?
Yes, could, but (most important in my case) that would probably be too loud as the exhaust silencer will be 3,5" and the wastegate doesn't have the turbo as a "pre-silencer". Most tracks get really difficult with noise levels...
Its also better to keep it seperate for the least possible backpressure in the downpipe.
Lastly, there was probaby going to be possible ground clearence problems routing it back into the downpipe exhaust.

Wally January 23rd 2011 06:41

First start up after too long a time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wk-2XcIbx0

Bad bug January 23rd 2011 09:08

Oh! hell the beast is back. More vids wally. Ah! just a question, how much horsepower do you intend to make this time?

70Turbobug January 23rd 2011 09:12

Nice job Wally! I´m anxiuos to see what it does on the track and dyno! :D

wrenchnride247 January 23rd 2011 22:42

Very nice Wally!

judgie January 24th 2011 04:24

:D looking/sounding good

NO_H2O January 24th 2011 08:51

Good to se that she has a pulse once again. Nice work.

Wally January 24th 2011 15:50

Tnx guys! Just a new lambda bung and the big turbo silencer and I can drive again :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bad bug (Post 79338)
Ah! just a question, how much horsepower do you intend to make this time?

No intentions really. I hope the same or a little more at less boost. No telling really. I am more interested in how much further boost threshold will be. Or my own benchmark: at what rpm 15 psi will be reached. All logic says about 1000 rpm further on. Anything less will be a bonus and/or to be adressed to the TS :rolleyes:

Interesting will also be how the heavier CB 650 valvesprings will go along with my stock 'non-straight-cut' cam gear and stock single thrust cam bearing...

Steve Arndt January 25th 2011 12:09

Do you have a spring scale? I am interested in your old and new spring data. (install height, poundage)


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