I dont think its a bad thing at all, in fact I :happy2: 'd
Its gonna be run as a single for a bit so the more air the merrier :rofl:
Its gonna be run as a single for a bit so the more air the merrier :rofl:
My turbo says the same thing on the tag, but it's a 66. This is what my compressor inducer looks like. Notice how little material there is around the inducer of the compressor wheel in the housing. You can't just machine out the material for the 71 mm wheel. In order to fit the 71 mm wheel the three slots have to be welded up, and then the inducer bore is machined to 71 mm. Then to get the outside of the inducer is drilled to recreate the 3 slots. If you have a 71, you will have a bunch of small holes rather than 3 long slots. Here are my pics.I bought it from Pat who said it was a new 66 SS. Sweet!
But then as I was playing around with it... I saw this:
Now... Im no dummy but MOD for Model.... HT High Tech SS Stainless Steel 71 71mm?
I know they make them in 66 and 71, so it only makes sense.... right?
OK... so I think the motor is ready to go in.
OK trucks out, preparing things. Should I put the injector harness on before it goes in? Seems like it would probably be easier.
What about bracketry on the rear of the motor? Im trying to get the motor sooner than later and plan to attach as much as I can once its in the truck. Are there any brackets IE GPCM or something I need to install to the rear of the engine? I circles some empty holes in red.
What goes into this port by the oil filter?
Holes in the rear of the heads would be for brackets in the front of the motor if the heads were swaped.
What if Im not using the EGR cooler or any of that crap? Do I need a block off plate for that lower portion or just put the hose in and cap it or what?
Put the tube/hose back in and buy that "U" hose i gave you the part number for so that is connects to the hose coming through the firewall.
What's the part # Jason?
90' Acura Integra Bypass hose. Part #NBH10701
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