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05-14-2008, 06:13 PM
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From: Lacey, Washington
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I need help with my gt3582hta build
I'm using extremepsi.com for all these parts just to get a base price of what all I'll need. I know I should be able to find a lot of these parts cheaper elsewhere but I need to know things like... do I actually need some of these more expensive brands or can some of them be knockoffs and be fine? or are there better deals? Do I actually need a 5 inch thick intercooler? what am I missing? stuff like that. I'm getting the butcher stroker crank and crower aluminum rods from ffwdconnection.com for $1319 and custom ground 290 cams and all this....
1700 GT3582HTA Ball Bearing Turbocharger
1000 Extreme Turbo Systems 12" Ultra Race Intercooler Kit 2G DSM
260 TiAL 50mm Q Blowoff Valve #21495
220 Tial 38mm Wastegate #16320
375 FIC 1150 injectors
145 aeromotive fpr
25 aeromotive fp guage
193 aem fuel rail
526 ACT 3200 6 puck sprung clutch
200 fidanza flywheel
248 supertech 1mm over intake and exhaust valves
209 Brian Crower valve springs
430 Ross racing pistons
40 NGK plugs
95 walbro 255 fuel pump
40 NGK Wires
500 DN Performance Exhaust Manifold
132 Greddy timing belt
80 Cometic head gasket
81 Greddy full auto turbo timer
1665 Aem ems,
40 Non cruise control throttle cable
8164 from extremepsi.com
250 for radiator with twin slim line fans,
300 for new timing belt stuff.
I'll also need a cam gear sensor, alternator, starter, new water pump, steel braided fuel lines and a lot of gaskets
totaling $10433 so far
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05-14-2008, 06:38 PM
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If you want to build a beast just get everything top of the line. You know how it is you pay for what you get.
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05-14-2008, 06:55 PM
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Looks good to me, except your trans. will get killed with that power.
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05-14-2008, 07:13 PM
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wont you need more fuel for the gt35? I've herd that just one wally 255 won't hold up, can someone back this up?
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05-14-2008, 07:39 PM
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I know I will need more fuel, I'm planning on using a walbro in line as well.
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05-14-2008, 07:55 PM
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I think I am also going to add Kiggly beehive springs and girdle.
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05-14-2008, 08:01 PM
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Sweet jeebus, throw some bills my way! Looks like a hell of a list so far!
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05-14-2008, 08:16 PM
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I'm using extremepsi.com for all these parts just to get a base price of what all I'll need. I know I should be able to find a lot of these parts cheaper elsewhere but I need to know things like... do I actually need some of these more expensive brands or can some of them be knockoffs and be fine? or are there better deals? Do I actually need a 5 inch thick intercooler? what am I missing? stuff like that. I'm getting the butcher stroker crank and crower aluminum rods from ffwdconnection.com for $1319 and custom ground 290 cams and all this....
1700 GT3582HTA Ball Bearing Turbocharger
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Heard great things about the HTA turbos. However its a bit pricey IMO. People have been putting down similar numbers/times/spool up on a Borgwarner S362, and they are loads cheaper. Just make sure you look at atleast a .70AR or larger.
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1000 Extreme Turbo Systems 12" Ultra Race Intercooler Kit 2G DSM
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loads of different options here. I know there are some spearco options here for cheaper. Up to you.
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260 TiAL 50mm Q Blowoff Valve #21495
220 Tial 38mm Wastegate #16320
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The knock off ebay versions of the wastegate and the BOVs are good quality from my experience and much cheaper. Also 38MM wastegate might be a bit small depending on how low you plan on running your boost.
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193 aem fuel rail
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fuel rail is a bit premature for someone looking at 600WHP ish.
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95 walbro 255 fuel pump
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For the HTA or 362 this is a bit underfueled if you want the full potential. Would say either a twin walbro setup or a Bosch 044 pump with -6 or -8 fuel lines should do the trick.
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40 NGK Wires
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Need alot more than wires for an ignition system for 600WHP. I believe the stock ignition system is good for around the 450ish or so, give or take some. Lots of choices here for upgrade, could go COP with an ignition box, or short fatty wires with aftermarket coils either way.
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80 Cometic head gasket
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Believe it or not the big boys run the fel pro headgaskets up to 50+ PSI. Cometic is not a necessity.
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1665 Aem ems
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great standalone. Not a need. People have ran 9's I believe on DSM link and made up to about 550WHP on a 2g MAF, but again there is nothing wrong with the AEM.
This stuff is just my opinion. I like to be a bit on the cheaper side but thats just me. 
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05-14-2008, 08:21 PM
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Ohh and 1000CC injectors are quite a bit cheaper I noticed than the 1150s....Someone back me up here...but 1000CC injectors should be good for around the 600WHP ish power on race gas give or take some.
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05-14-2008, 08:22 PM
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that was a great response and exactly what i was looking for, I'll be looking into all of that tomorrow, thanks
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05-14-2008, 08:42 PM
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It has a .82 AR too
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05-14-2008, 08:53 PM
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great standalone. Not a need. People have ran 9's I believe on DSM link and made up to about 550WHP on a 2g MAF, but again there is nothing wrong with the AEM.
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100% true. 
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05-14-2008, 08:54 PM
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I think if I can get one for less than 1k it will be worth it
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05-14-2008, 09:10 PM
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DSMLINK has been the 8's. The stock ignition system is fine for 600.
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05-14-2008, 09:18 PM
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Im sure it has but if I can get an AEM EMS for about 1k it'll be worth it, it is so much better.....
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05-15-2008, 02:41 AM
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It has a .82 AR too
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when I mean't .70AR or larger I meant for the borgwarner turbo. They have a few selections of turbine housings for their turbos.
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05-15-2008, 02:50 AM
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DSMLINK has been the 8's. The stock ignition system is fine for 600.
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Most people that I know of have problems in the 450-500 range with stock ignition. remember its relative.... Some person may have magically made 600 WHP on stock ignition...doesn't mean everyone will. There is just so many variables that its almost impossible to account for everything, the same goes for injector sizing, and HP on fuel pumps , and of course then you variables like mustang dynos, and dynapacks, non-load bearing dynos etc etc. All you can really do is give a rough estimate, its never going to be right on. Honestly I have never heard of anyone making 600WHP on stock ignition, but you always have someone that magically claims it has happened somewhere.
As far as the dsmlink and 8s...I couldn't remember what they claimed on their site...I knew it was a single digit pass. I knew it was 8s or 9s just couldn't remember which.... but you missed the point of what I was trying to say.
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05-15-2008, 02:55 AM
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that was a great response and exactly what i was looking for, I'll be looking into all of that tomorrow, thanks
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Yeah I also never saw cams, or a SMIM manifold or TB in there. If it were me I would look at the FP3 cams for your stroker, JMF SMIM because its proven and cheap, and a 75MM TB. As someone else mentioned in the earlier posts.. A built tranny from Shep Racing would definately be on the cards.
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05-15-2008, 11:13 AM
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I'm getting some custom cams and I'm going to wait to blow my tranny before I worry about getting a built one. Mine is supposed to be a used stage 3 shep but I doubt it actually is. The manifool and throttle body are going to have to wait a minute too.
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05-15-2008, 11:46 AM
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I should be able to let you know if I make it to 450-500 awhp in the next few days and you can see what I have for my setup when it gets all put together.
I originally wanted to run the hta but FP was so far behind on these orders that after waiting almost 2 months I canceled the order and purchased the s362.
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05-15-2008, 03:26 PM
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I should be able to let you know if I make it to 450-500 awhp in the next few days and you can see what I have for my setup when it gets all put together.
I originally wanted to run the hta but FP was so far behind on these orders that after waiting almost 2 months I canceled the order and purchased the s362.
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Even I am interested to know. Let me know too  Sounds sweet. good luck!
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