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  • JB666
    Superhero BangShifter
    • Dec 2008
    • 469

    #106
    Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

    Originally posted by TheSilverBuick
    Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
    The big intercooler does a nice job with the air temp.

    I guess he thought a stack through the hood would be tacky.
    Not tacky, just hard to hood slide over a stack :D
    TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!
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    • Tazracing

      #107
      Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

      Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
      The big intercooler does a nice job with the air temp.

      I guess he thought a stack through the hood would be tacky.
      can the s/c be clocked so the inlet is facing the coresupport?

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      • Brian Lohnes
        Administrator
        • Jan 2008
        • 18784

        #108
        Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

        No it is a Pro Charger, so it is belt driven. Turning it around means that the drive won't line up with anything to run it.
        That which you manifest is before you.

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        • TheSilverBuick
          ALMOST Spidey !
          • Nov 2007
          • 22145

          #109
          Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

          Originally posted by JB666
          Originally posted by TheSilverBuick
          Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
          The big intercooler does a nice job with the air temp.

          I guess he thought a stack through the hood would be tacky.
          Not tacky, just hard to hood slide over a stack :D
          TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!
          Glad you got a kick out of that, just want to say that even though I don't comment much on your photos and car, they're great pictures and an awesome car!
          Escaped on a technicality.

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          • Tazracing

            #110
            Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

            Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
            No it is a Pro Charger, so it is belt driven. Turning it around means that the drive won't line up with anything to run it.
            oh well. do they make a reverse rotation s/c that you could mount with the house'n forward the belt drive

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            • Tazracing

              #111
              Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

              Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
              The total hack that installed the blower...Jon Sandahl.

              The thing only made close like 650hp to the wheels, and Jeff has driven it all over. It's really killing the thing.
              haha that hack installed my southside machine lift bar/frame connector f body kit..
              I know his work

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              • Tom Slick
                Superhero BangShifter
                • Jul 2009
                • 545

                #112
                Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                Originally posted by Tazracing
                Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
                No it is a Pro Charger, so it is belt driven. Turning it around means that the drive won't line up with anything to run it.
                oh well. do they make a reverse rotation s/c that you could mount with the house'n forward the belt drive
                more fab. They mount them backwards on v6 mustangs...


                I wouldn't even let Jessica Simpson slide across the hood after all that work. :P

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                • JB666
                  Superhero BangShifter
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 469

                  #113
                  Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                  Is it fab, or is it the way that kit was built? They have a BIT more room under that hood with the little motor stuffed under there.. Jon didn't even have room for my power steering resevoir when he was done (had to be relocated). Plus, it looks like it's saef to assume the little Mustang isn't intercooled, so pulling in cool air is key.

                  Either way, it is what it is.. I wanted NOTHING up through my hood... And this kit was said to be "impossible", so he took on the job.. Without the intercooler I know I'd be having issues with air temps, but I'm not... If you saw how the motor was shoe-horned under my hood, the thought of cramming all of this tubing in was a joke!!!
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                  • Brian Lohnes
                    Administrator
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 18784

                    #114
                    Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                    Jeff, you still have the photos of what he had to do with the valve cover to get it to fit?
                    That which you manifest is before you.

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                    • dieselgeek
                      Legendary BangShifter
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 9809

                      #115
                      Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                      Originally posted by JB666
                      Is it fab, or is it the way that kit was built? They have a BIT more room under that hood with the little motor stuffed under there.. Jon didn't even have room for my power steering resevoir when he was done (had to be relocated). Plus, it looks like it's saef to assume the little Mustang isn't intercooled, so pulling in cool air is key.

                      Either way, it is what it is.. I wanted NOTHING up through my hood... And this kit was said to be "impossible", so he took on the job.. Without the intercooler I know I'd be having issues with air temps, but I'm not... If you saw how the motor was shoe-horned under my hood, the thought of cramming all of this tubing in was a joke!!!
                      They're likely pushing the mustang to higher boost than you are - thus, less heating effect. Finally, I'm pretty sure that once the car is moving more than 20mph, all that room under the hood and underneath the car keeps the heat buildup under control. Just think, if you went EFI you could look at the intake air temps any time you like while running, idling in traffic, whatever. Maybe next winter.... ;)
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                      • Brian Lohnes
                        Administrator
                        • Jan 2008
                        • 18784

                        #116
                        Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                        Scott, Jon is already needling him to put a FAST setup on the car.
                        That which you manifest is before you.

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                        • squirrel
                          Benevolent Ruler of the Universe
                          • Nov 2007
                          • 19334

                          #117
                          Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                          The car is looking great! Too bad it has to sleep all winter....

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                          • JB666
                            Superhero BangShifter
                            • Dec 2008
                            • 469

                            #118
                            Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                            Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
                            Jeff, you still have the photos of what he had to do with the valve cover to get it to fit?
                            you mean these? ;D









                            All to squeeze it in...

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                            • Tazracing

                              #119
                              Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                              Originally posted by Brian Lohnes
                              Scott, Jon is already needling him to put a FAST setup on the car.
                              ya, if Jon had his way my 71 chevelle would've been all tube and tubbed, it became uncool for me to stop by the shop once I said no..

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                              • realsteelfreak
                                Superhero BangShifter
                                • Sep 2008
                                • 2483

                                #120
                                Re: Car Feature: The (Formerly) Hack Job General Lee

                                Hmm , I wonder why? Taz.

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