In a message dated 9/25/02 10:44:57 PM SA Pacific Standard Time, hh7x@xxxx writes: > > > From: "Brien Tourville" <hh7x@xxxx> > To: mail@xxxx > Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 05:49:34 -0400 > Subject: Turbo 304 AMC > Message-ID: <3D8FFCEE.10347.55E1184@localhost> > > I found this on d-i-yturbo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Dinner is Served .. > > Brien > 1981 AMC > > > - . - > > Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 17:35:34 -0000 > From: "meaty_btz" <meaty_btz@xxxx> > Subject: Hi, new to group.. new TT setup idea for a 304 AMC > > Hi, i am pretty green as to carb-turbos, but here is the current > idea based on information gleamed from BLOWTHRU, and jyturbo, and > others > > 1972 304 AMC ( great motor for turboing) > 8.5:1 comp ratio > dunno about cam yet, heard that wide lobe seperation was a great way > to prevent blowback. > torker intake > 600 CFM double pumper > Bonnet to tie it in > 2 t-3 turbos outa some 86-88 t-birds, plus the intercoolers from the > 88+ turboed t-birds. > jeep shorty headers choped and fliped and modded > oil drain back from turbos direct to oil-pan > hehe i am soo hyped on this idea, i am totaly into forced air, ran > turbo on my celica for years and loved it, had mine up to 210 RWHP. > man it was a blast to drive. > Any suggestions would be appreciated as would be tips. > Meaty-BTZ > > > > uuuuuuuuuh hmmmmm....the above just simply kicks the crap outta just "simple"mods :/ Bart Mangrum 73 Gremlin 360 "Falfas Coupe" [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]