Catmaigne's "LolT1" Budget Boost Buildup

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Originally Posted by blackbirdws6

Shots fired. We are always working in the front or middle of the car these days. The 4" sewer pipe has never needed to be touched recently.

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And it sounds really really good at all rpms

Hahaha sewer pipe sounds about right. Did you have to relocate your panhard?
I can deal with it being cramped. My figurative mullet isn't big enough for dumps.

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Originally Posted by Catmaigne

Hahaha sewer pipe sounds about right. Did you have to relocate your panhard?
I can deal with it being cramped. My figurative mullet isn't big enough for dumps.

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No relocation required of anything. At the time, the Mufflex system would have been the cheapest option to flow what I needed. Going completely custom wasn't really an option considering I'm not comfortable leaving my car anywhere over a day. For now, it makes a lot of noise which I like and seems to support more than I'm putting down.

I picked up some titanium retainers that were on clearance for $140. They're Summit brand but they look extremely similar to ones made by Comp and share exact dimensions. These weigh around 15g. Not bad considering the heavier tool steel ones cost more.

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Also got my billet keyed hub through Jegs. Just have to hunt down a key for the crank.

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Originally Posted by Catmaigne

I picked up some titanium retainers that were on clearance for $140. They're Summit brand but they look extremely similar to ones made by Comp and share exact dimensions. These weigh around 15g. Not bad considering the heavier tool steel ones cost more.

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Also got my billet keyed hub through Jegs. Just have to hunt down a key for the crank.

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Most auto parts stores sell grab bags full of keys for low money

Finally got around to buying this little guy... a painful purchase but well worth it because this one is rebuildable. Aeromotive #13109. The rails will be in parallel so there will be two -6an inlets from each rail and one -6an return back to stock hardlines.

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Got my springs, now waiting on locators from Crower. Then the heads can be assembled.

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Went to the auto parts store and they didn't have any woodruff keys. Karl probably has some, I'll ask.

You are a MechE and know not the amazingness of mcmaster??
http://www.mcmaster.com/#

The damper keys are goofy looking, not like a std woodruff key. Pretty sure this is what I need:

http://www.briantooleyracing.com/che...-10128303.html

Hey, if Karl can do it then that's less things for me to potentially screw up lol

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Originally Posted by Catmaigne

The damper keys are goofy looking, not like a std woodruff key. Pretty sure this is what I need:

http://www.briantooleyracing.com/che...-10128303.html

Hey, if Karl can do it then that's less things for me to potentially screw up lol

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Find a small time home improvement store, my local guy carries them