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91 GSX Auto build

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scooby21043

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Mar 8, 2010
ellicott city, Maryland
I wanted to see what suggestions or opinions I could get from my build along with some questions answered. My goal is 350-400 hp on 93 pump from this.

1991 GSX AUTO

20g td05h>>>i will be using a T3 manifold
dsmlink V3 lite
Innovative MTX-L wideband
Autometer boost guage
Electric boost controller
walbro 255
1000cc or bigger injectors
vr-speed fmic
3 inch exhaust
fuel pressure regulator>>> am looking at fuel lab

Now is there anything I am missing?

I also dont know much about regulators can someone point me in the right direction on which series I should go with thanks.
 
regulators are a dime a dozen.... i personally like aeromotive, but my last DSM had a regulator from ebay that did just fine with a walbrough 255HP...

your setup looks fine, although an evo 16g may give you quicker times on an auto...
 
Is your bov stock? If it is you'll have to get something better they don't hold boost very well. Also I would suggest at a minimum getting a shift kit and cooler for the trans. I'm running an aeromotive regulator haven't had any problems with it.
 
I would recommend getting a shift box also, it will allow you to have control over your shifting and full line pressure. I have the road surge shift box and it completely changed my car, I love it. Also if you are planning on running a stock stall I don't think you will be able to stall a td-O5 t3. So like someone suggested an evo 3 16g would be a better choice unless you plan to spray it at the line to stall it or get a a stall.
 
I'd throw in a set of ARP headstuds and go w/ an aeromotive FPR
 
Turbo should be fine with the stock converter. Im running a pte 50 trim with not much lag.
 
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