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  • #25366
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    VRSenator065
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    Its getting exciting…..

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    Is it usual to go under the diff?  Btw apologies so long since I have owned a live axle car!!  And yep, you are going to love changing the #8 plug the first time you do it….

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    I brought this setup off a mate for $400. So I just used it for now. Eventually I’ll go over diff. Under is a PITA.

    #25380
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    No worries, good plan.  You engineering this, looks like its gonna be loud?

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    Progress is good mmmkay  :yes:

    Under on live axle is a terrible idea but as you say it’s a temp thing.

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    Yeah engineering. But without blower. So aspirated.

    Right now maintaining 10mm clearance is tuff. When I do tubs the rear section will be changed to over diff.

    Hope its not loud lol

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    #25388
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    would you consider the mufflers that have the butterfly for loud and people friendly

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    would you consider the mufflers that have the butterfly for loud and people friendly

    Varex mufflers. Nah I’m not too keen on them.

    There will be ways around making it quieter which shouldn’t be too hard.

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    how was the process with wiring going? it took you for while to waiting for them to arrive at your door?

    should be fully sick when you go to start the engine, hopefully sound like rumble v8 :)

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    Loom arrived today. Still sitting in garage. Haven’t even had a chance to un pack and have a look.

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    I reckon it will be loud, but there are ways to quieten it down to pass  ;-)   I put the Varex on the back of mine, good piece of kit actually, at least leaving a cruise or whatever you have the ability to quieten it down if the boys in blue are around.  They do sound awful when they are shut though.

    #25421
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    Gearbox, cooler and converter ordered.

    #25423
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    Gearbox, cooler and converter ordered.

    What did you end up going with?

    #25425
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    T400. 1000hp capable. Fwd pattern.

    Converter is Custom. Guy building the box is making it. Will be 3000

    #25426
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    Nice.

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    Sweet. Hurry up and mount the cooler so I can copy how you did it lol

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    Starting to make some good progress on this now! Where’s the fuel tank going? Can you keep one pipe on each side all the way to the back and use 2 rear mufflers instead of a single twin in twin out one?

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    Starting to make some good progress on this now! Where’s the fuel tank going? Can you keep one pipe on each side all the way to the back and use 2 rear mufflers instead of a single twin in twin out one?

    Using stock tank. So only outlet one side. Which I prefer anyways TBH.

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