cs82685
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keep up the pics, I would like to see how you route your intercooler piping. I'm also interested in following up on these manifolds incase my star one ever cracks
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keep up the pics, I would like to see how you route your intercooler piping. I'm also interested in following up on these manifolds incase my star one ever cracks
I knew that, but im specifically refering to the ebay special. (or the one sold by autosquare)
I think this is how it goes:
Treadstone knocked off the star manifold
Autosquare then essentially created a "double knockoff" from the treadstone manifold.
It will be interesting to see if the quality follows this pattern:
Star>Treadstone>Autosquare(ebay)
I think ill be buying the Evolution IC Pipes you got for my rebuild...the ones I have are crapy looking
(eh, I never got to use that icon)Out of all the Ebay parts I've goten, the IC Pipes and Manifold are VERY HIGH QUAILITY! Especialy the Pipes... They get a 5star rating from me! They aren't made of any lightweight aluminum or some shit like that. Like the AEM CAI I have... it has a hole in it cause my engine ripped the mount off of it... these wont do that... they are massive heavy DUTY! The Wastegate and BOV's are pretty damn good too. I give them 4 Stars. The Turbo I'll give 3Stars just because of the history with ebay shit. I'll update my personal rating as the months (hopefully years) go by.
You haven't even driven the car yet. What are you going to rate them on looks?
Don't spread the word about these being high quality parts until you actually use them for a period of time ATLEAST.
Otherwise you'll end up leading a newb or other conversion interested people into spending their money on cheap, ebay products.
Test them first, then tell how it works.
I rate things on true quality. like the pipes... they aren't made of some cheap shit aluminum, there aren't crapy welds. Like what V Said. They aren't like the cheap choped up pipes seen on most setups. And I said that I will be updating my own personal rating on all the parts as things get tested and used. This is comming from the mouth and actually fingers of the owner of Area 51 Performance in Albuquerque, NM.
..My grandpa has a net worth of over a million dollers because he was a cheap bastard his whole lifeBecause it saves money, first rule in business.....My grandpa has a net worth of over a million dollers because he was a cheap bastard his whole life
Looks good, cant wait to see more
blah blah blah...I should have all my parts sent to Florida and find myself another car, then we'll see who's doing all the talking
^^^was not calling you a cheap bastard, just making a point..Looks good, cant wait to see more


Megasquirt FTW bishes...and btw, my baby just got a neon tranny put in it at the end of the summer
I miss my car
Make sure to get fuel upgrades for you RS. An SAFC will not work if that is the only thing you have. Minimum get a Walbro 255 fuel pump and a 12:1 FMU. That's what I have and am running about 6 lbs. right now.
I allready have 550cc injectors and a 255 fuel pump.
VelocitàPaola;151073024 said:I just don't like the premise of the S-AFC for N/A cars gone turbo. It doesn't make sense. You're using a device that alters the signal of a sensor that can only read vacuum. It might help smooth out the idle a little, but if you get a proper fuel pressure regulator, like an S-FMU, and tune it right, you shouldn't need the S-AFC at all.
The reason the 550s are a bad idea, is because they're simply too big. The S-FMU can handle about 440s or so. Beyond that, you'll need to lower the rising rate to about 1:1 and get some sort of stand alone fuel controller.
Now, how about that FPR? Have you given that any though? S-FMU? FMU? You can't boost without one.