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Topic: TTI Twin T72s with all the Accessories - II (Read 5056 times)
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Hey there guys. It has been a long time coming, I know. I have been promising to repost the pictures that were lost on the old server last year but have not been able to due to my computer being in storage. In this last year I’ve lived and worked from one side of the planet to the next and have been unable to access the files, that is until last night. Most of this thread will consist of pictures only and will not contain too much commentary on the actual build process. I will add a comment here and there to help explain something I feel might need more elaboration. But for the most part, count on the old adage, “A picture is worth a 1000 words.” I will try to reconstruct the pictures in the order of the build. Also feel free to ask questions or add comments; I’d be happy to answer any questions you have and I’d love to get your feedback. However, I may not be able to respond for a few weeks, after March 16th, as I will be traveling to yet another job. I will try to get back to you though as soon as possible. For further reference you can refer to the original thread @ http://www.turbomustangs.com/smf/index.php?topic=14844.0 Enjoy!
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The first picture, above, was the car as seen in the June '04 issue of 5.0 Mustang & Super Fords Magazine. Here is a link to the feature article. The next picture is the first I took of the car when I purchased it from the precious owner. I bought it as a rolling chassis only. The second picture below is the first day it sat in my garage.
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The goal of this project is one that was continually in flux; honestly so much went on with the car and so much time has passed I can’t actually recall everything that went on with it. It started, as I recall, simply as a swap. The swap was moving everything from my old 91 coupe over to the new chassis. It, the 91, consisted of a 306 DSS SuperPro Bullet, heads, cam, intake and an Incon 800 kit. It soon grew into the larger Incon 1000tti kit, later into a custom DIY with twin 62-1’s and finally the monster as it now sits, or sleeps.
Here is a quick breakdown of the car today:
Engine:
349 cubic inch small block Ford Racing A4 Block Eagle rotating assembly 0-balanced JE Pistons – 8.25:1 compression with 62cc combustion chamber ARP Fasteners
Trick Flow Twisted Wedge heads. Stage II by Fox Lake FERREA Stainless Steel Valves 10 Degree Chrome Moly Retainers ISKY Chrome Silicon Valve Springs 10 Degree Machined Superlocks PC TEFLON Valve Seals Shims for Proper Spring Pressure Combustion Chamber Volume = 65cc Valve Sizes = 2.020 Int, 1.600 Exh Max Flow Int. - 300cfm @ .600" Max Flow Exh. = 220cfm @ .600"
Hogan’s Sheetmetal upper plenum TFS-R lower manifold – port matched by Fox Lake to heads BBK/Edlebrock throttle body – 75mm (V-banded) ARP fasteners
TurboTechnologies Incorporated Twin Stainless Steel Race Turbo Headers Majestic/Dallas Turbochargers 72mm – P-trim Turbonetics Turbine Tial 38mm Wastegates Tial BOV
CamMotion/Murrillo Camshaft Duration @ .05 114.1 lobe center separation .1 valve overlap Intake valve open = 5.6* BTDC CENTERLINE---> 100* ATDC valve close = 45* ATDC DURATION------> 230.6* lobe lift = .3474 VALVE LIFT-----> .55584 lobe area = 28.36* Exhaust Valve open = 51.3* BBDC CENTERLINE---> 118* BTDC valve close = -5.5* ATDC DURATION------> 225.8* lobe lift = .34094 VALVE LIFT-----> .54551 lobe area = 27.37* Custom sheetmetal valve covers Custom crankcase pressure relief system (+&- pressure)
Exhaust:
3” Downpipes Electric DMH Dump Valves 2 ½” custom X-pipe with high-flow catalytic converters DynoMax Ultra Flo exhaust system with Chrome tips
Electronics:
FAST Speed Pro Digital Fuel Injection White Racing Marine Interface Harness Crane HI-6 DSR Ignition MSD Distributor/small cap Apexi AVC-R Progressive Boost Controller
Fuel System:
Weldon 2025 Fuel Pump Weldon Fuel Pressure Regulator Weldon 14000 Voltage Controller Sumped Tank -8 Feed -6 Return 83lbs/hr Siemen/Deka Fuel Injectors
Chassis:
Custom 10-point roll cage w/ swing outs Kenny Brown Subframe Connectors Adjustable Caster/Camber Plates
Suspension:
Front Suspension: UPR Tubular K-Member UPR A-Arms UPR Coil Over suspension Lakewood Shocks Rear Suspension: Maximum Motorsports anti-roll bar Global West TBF-9s Lower Control Arms UPR Upper Solid Control Arms Welded/Reinforced Torque Boxes Rear End: 8.8 inch differential - girdled 31 Spline Axles C-clip Eliminators Brakes: Saleen/Alcon 4-pistion 14” front brakes 12” rear disks Hurst Line-Lok
Much more not included above.
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Tear down and engine bay customization.
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More engine bay body work and paint.
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The engine, as it appeared in many versions as the build progressed.
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Turbokit
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More engine & turbo pics
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Exhaust - custom x-pipe DMH Electric Dumps
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Rear suspension Torque Boxes
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Misc. Interior
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14" Front Brakes Polished Ceramichrome Coating
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HID lights
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LAST ONE
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The car is now sitting at my brother's shop in Spokane, Washington. Same place it has been for the last year. I am going to try and sell the car one last time. If the thing does not sell in the next two weeks I will pay my brother to finish it for me while I am working up in Alaska. It will not take too much more to finish her up. My biggest issue will be the transmission. I am doing a partial trade with my bro for the work. He wants the Viper T56 for his car. Which will require another tranny for me. Which one, which one, that is the million dollar question. Not sure if I want another manual or will I up the ante for an auto. An auto that'll hold the power of this engine will be pretty expensive. We'll just see what the next few weeks bring.
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wow thats looks awesome
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Your license plates should say RAN 10's .  Some people just have the time and money.Wish I had either one 
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03 Mach 1 with a custom made MP T76 kit.(It really runs and drives for real no lie  ) 
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Honestly, if it said anything it'd say Never Ran. 
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I'm pretty sure your car was the reason i signed on turbomustangs. although im doing the 3rd turbo setup on my car now, i just bought a new car and i am baiscly doing the same thing except for all the accesories. I was wondering if you can take a picture where the headlights are. i know you welded all new sheetmetal under the hood and i wanted to see how you cut them out.
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Sorry, I'm not sure I follow you. You want me to take pictures of the head light pockets? What they look like from behind perhaps?
Thanks for the compliments. BTW, My big brother lives in Valencia. He lives at the town center @ McBean & Magic Mountain. He drives a 99 GT turned 600 rwhp Novi DOHC Cobra look-a-like. He is selling his too, I believe he wants $25,000. The car is so so clean. Recognize it?
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I can remember showing pictures of this build to my friend in the middle of grade 11, when I didn't even have my drivers license yet. That friend has moved (twice), I've had to renew my drivers license, and I'm finishing my first year of college. My point? Finish the bitch! 
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1990 Nissan Skyline GT-R Apex'i Exhaust, SSR Wheels, Apex'i Intakes, OS Giken Clutch
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Sorry, I'm not sure I follow you. You want me to take pictures of the head light pockets? What they look like from behind perhaps?
Thanks for the compliments. BTW, My big brother lives in Valencia. He lives at the town center @ McBean & Magic Mountain. He drives a 99 GT turned 600 rwhp Novi DOHC Cobra look-a-like. He is selling his too, I believe he wants $25,000. The car is so so clean. Recognize it?
Haha its a small world man. I live up soledad like probably 5 miles away. I think i worked on that car lol. The thing didnt have a blower on it for a while right? I used to work at a shop (i dont really want to say that name cause im sure you know) but it had a bad exhaust leak and i fixed it, and then he took to muscle motors for the blower? im pretty sure its the same car. Anyways i dont need the pics, the ones you posted were plenty of info no that i closely looked. thanks again.
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Yes that is his car. Wow, really is a small world.
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The red car was or is on e-bay right?
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The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgoten!!!
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Yeah that car was on ebay. My brother is selling to buy a house. It is still up for sale by the way.
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