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  • nextelbuddy
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    Originally posted by Mspir3d View Post
    I drilled and tapped it on the car 5 years ago and haven’t had an issue. If you want to take the pan off for peace of mind it probably would be a good time to do rod bearings if they’re almost due.
    i have a copy of the max psi instruction book and they have awesome pictures showing the place you drill and tap as well as pictures with the large circle pan cover on the bottom removed showing that you can see the hole you just drilled.

    when you did it did you find it relatively easy with that large circle plate removed and being able to get into the pan to clean it out?

    my rod bearing were done about 5k miles ago so i dont need to pull the pan for that thankfully lol.

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  • Mspir3d
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    I drilled and tapped it on the car 5 years ago and haven’t had an issue. If you want to take the pan off for peace of mind it probably would be a good time to do rod bearings if they’re almost due.

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  • Skillzo1
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    Originally posted by nextelbuddy View Post

    when you installed your kit, did you dril and tap your oil pan with the pan on the car or did you remove the pan? i know the max psi kit comes with detailed instructions that show tapping on the car.... i still have to do this part but scared to death with metal shavings.....
    Max psi inatalled the entire kit so not sure.

    Sent from my SM-N986U1 using Tapatalk

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  • nextelbuddy
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    Originally posted by Skillzo1 View Post
    Maximum psi stage 2 with e85 6266

    Ig Skillzo1
    when you installed your kit, did you dril and tap your oil pan with the pan on the car or did you remove the pan? i know the max psi kit comes with detailed instructions that show tapping on the car.... i still have to do this part but scared to death with metal shavings.....

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  • Skillzo1
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    Maximum psi stage 2 with e85 6266

    Ig Skillzo1

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  • ethan
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    Awesome build nextelbuddy. Thanks for posting.

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  • nextelbuddy
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    Finally got some of the last bits back from welding. This was more involved than I initially thought.

    Turbine housing modified to accept wastaste dump tube to tial mvr 44mm gate and plumbed back into turbo down pipe merge collector to keep things as quiet as possible.

    Cold side charge pipe welded up from intercooler to intake manifold with tial 50mm bov and pmas hpx maf sensor

    Intake manifold modified to close up factory installed bov flange since bov was relocated to charge piping.

    Compressor housing modified with aluminum elbow and piping to get turbo outlet to shoot across the back of the block and back down by the by the AC compressor to keep intercooler piping cleared from ground.

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  • Nicholas1996
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    Originally posted by mleveroni View Post
    Been a while since I've been on. Finally got all the parts for the motor. Took a quick look to admire the interesting bits then dropped them off at the machine shop. Right down the street from the machine shop was an E34 535i, so I ended up taking home a little project. I put my CSL wheels on it and even with its 3.4L motor, it can't spin the tires in the rain. Definitely could use a turbo.
    My dad has a 1988 e24 635csi that we’ll soon be working on turboing. The m30 is a work horse

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  • mleveroni
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    Been a while since I've been on. Finally got all the parts for the motor. Took a quick look to admire the interesting bits then dropped them off at the machine shop. Right down the street from the machine shop was an E34 535i, so I ended up taking home a little project. I put my CSL wheels on it and even with its 3.4L motor, it can't spin the tires in the rain. Definitely could use a turbo.
    Attached Files

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  • Randerson
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    EDIT: Added dyno graph
    running low boost on stock motor as its a daily driver right now

    precision 6266 .81 a/r
    doc race exhaust manifold
    saad racing intake manifold
    hpf 3" intercooler
    hpf oil sump pump
    saad racing pcv catch can
    aem 3 port
    tial 44mm wastegate
    tial 50mm bov
    fic 1000cc injectors
    single walbro450
    pro 128 piggyback
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    Last edited by Randerson; 08-29-2020, 03:07 PM.

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  • Nicholas1996
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    Originally posted by Mspir3d View Post
    There is a way with the eboost2, I think you install a button and wire it to the controller. Unfortunately it's not as fancy as the infinity. Now that it's running 22psi, I'd bet I can break my 104 mph trap speed. It's tough though because that's the shift point for 3 to 4 right before the finish line. I'm torn between drag racing Friday night or waiting until Sunday for the roll racing. There's always a lot of high power street cars at the roll races they run a couple times a year.
    If you can get some vids!

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  • Mspir3d
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    There is a way with the eboost2, I think you install a button and wire it to the controller. Unfortunately it's not as fancy as the infinity. Now that it's running 22psi, I'd bet I can break my 104 mph trap speed. It's tough though because that's the shift point for 3 to 4 right before the finish line. I'm torn between drag racing Friday night or waiting until Sunday for the roll racing. There's always a lot of high power street cars at the roll races they run a couple times a year.

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  • Nicholas1996
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    Originally posted by Mspir3d View Post

    They're 275 M/T et street r. I fixed my boost problems and running an honest 22 psi now. But now there's no grip in 2nd with the radials on the street. I dont know what tires to go to next.

    I had a few good runs with a 50th anniversary camaro ss running a built motor, e85 and a supercharger. He got pulled by several car lengths each time.
    Anyway to set up boost by gear?

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  • Mspir3d
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    Originally posted by Nicholas1996 View Post
    1.8 60ft??? That’s pretty good. What kinda tires?
    They're 275 M/T et street r. I fixed my boost problems and running an honest 22 psi now. But now there's no grip in 2nd with the radials on the street. I dont know what tires to go to next.

    I had a few good runs with a 50th anniversary camaro ss running a built motor, e85 and a supercharger. He got pulled by several car lengths each time.

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  • Nicholas1996
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    Made a for sale ad for my car. If anyone is interested take a peak.
    thanks.

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