BBSC with a Twist
- Thread starter MiamieNeSeX
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You're having WAY too much fun with your new camera. Great shots BTW.
:biggrin:
Am I the only one that can't see but half the pics?
So who did the work?
'Splain please.
SWEETTTTTT!
I want one!
I want one!
Explain what?Russ said:
Armando
Please enlighten those with only a casual acquaintance with the BBSC and 'splain what is special about the pics & why. :smile:
Russ said:
i might miss a detail or two, but looks like all the stuff has undergone full shine-ification, plus the aftercooler action. Is that thing to the right of the resovoir a fuel pump? is this on the fully built low compression engine?
Yellow Rose
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Is that thing to the right of the reservoir a fuel pump?
I believe that round item with the longitudinal fins is sometimes referred to as a "mist pump". I've seen them in high performance brake applications when the brake pedal is pressed a switch activates the pump. It sprays a fine mist of water on the brakes to keep them cool.
However in this application my bet would be that he plans to spray either water, alcohol or a water-alcohol mix into the aftercooler to further lower intake air temperature.
I believe that round item with the longitudinal fins is sometimes referred to as a "mist pump". I've seen them in high performance brake applications when the brake pedal is pressed a switch activates the pump. It sprays a fine mist of water on the brakes to keep them cool.
However in this application my bet would be that he plans to spray either water, alcohol or a water-alcohol mix into the aftercooler to further lower intake air temperature.
To answer a few of the questions, The aftercooler was reconfigured and a 50mm Tial blow of valve installed. We are also running alcohol injection which is dropping our IAT to about 15-25 degrees above ambient. The dyno numbers although good, are not good enough for me, we are making some pulleys to fix that problem. As far as drivability and power, ask Frank(NSX Animal) the AEM does the job perfectly.
Armando
Armando
WOODY said:
It's loud(not shreiky like the super sequential BOV) if thats what you mean, but it does the job flawlessly.
Armando
Looks Nice, glad to see you are getting things together.
I assume you are leaving your AC in?
I assume you are leaving your AC in?
MiamieNeSeX said:
I drove the car and it feels great. The powerband is constant and smooth it pulls and pulls. I think the car is fast enought but Mr. Armando is a HP hungry animal. Once he gets the smaller pulleys which = more boost then OH MY!!
-Frank
MiamieNeSeX said:
It sounds like a big whale blowing out air.
- F
Edgemts said:
In South Fla only one option
Armando
How does the car feel compared to your old one?
