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Old 07-27-2013, 07:24 PM
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s366 installed pics

i just wanted to share the pics i have of my s366 build so here they are
 
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Looks real good Ronnie! Nice job of clearance on the dp. Mines not hitting, but I don't have as nice of a job done there. I didn't have a portapower handy, so it got cut many times and pushed back. Maybe I'll fix it up like yours, I like that.
 
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Old 07-27-2013, 07:57 PM
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thanks darin the t4 kit was for an sd so i had to convert the drivers manifold and clear the 4 inch dp i had it bent far back as i could but still needed another inch and the upper section had to be pounded back to clear the upper portion of the dp. i missed a pic the last one. only thing different is the intake is now a one piece intake
 
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AH, I can see that big downpipe in that last pic now. No wonder you had to cut it out. It all turned out excellent.

Its a pretty good combo with the stage ones isn't it.
 
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Old 07-27-2013, 08:11 PM
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damn good combo lights fast backpressure ratio around 1:1.3 and runs cool 40 psi at 1300 wot
 
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Basically the same results here. I'm very happy with it too.
 
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Looks good Ronnie! That DP looks tight!
 
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Looks good Ronnie! That DP looks tight!
it is tight only way to remove it now is pull motor
 
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Old 07-27-2013, 10:01 PM
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I can hardy get 30 psi with my 238/80s. Looks good though.
 
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Nice work Ronnie!
 
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Looks good Ronnie! You seriously have to pull the motor to get the DP out?
 
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Looks good Ronnie! You seriously have to pull the motor to get the DP out?
thinking about it i might be able to get it out by lifting the truck and taking the crossmember out it is one piece pipe not including the elbow adapter
 
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Old 07-28-2013, 08:06 AM
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Oh, it's one piece. I was assuming it was a two piece pipe. I can see where that would make it a little rough to get out. Sure does look good!
 
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Looks like you did an awesome job Ronnie! Gotta say I'm a little jealous.

How quick does it spool up?

Are you measuring the backpressure?
 
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Originally Posted by stainlessstroker95
I can hardy get 30 psi with my 238/80s. Looks good though.
Something doesn't sound right here. You should be over 40 psi with those injectors.

Have you pressure tested your piping for a boost leak? I found at least 3 leaks when I did mine. The one i even had to change out the clamp for a smaller size because I had it tightened down all the way.

I'm running over 35psi with my setup. (my gauge maxes at 35psi)
 


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