Page 5 of 34

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 1:53 am
by TurboGTU
There must be a reason why most "factory" app use drawtrugh.  

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 2:46 am
by nocutt
Tgtu,
       You are right...although I have ran both setups and  IMO the suck-thru idled nicer and had a net drivability WAAAAAYz better than the counterpart blow-thru. This is obviously not a hp move (well I guess it is when tuning)...throttle response on the blow-thru is unbelievably quick and less laggy. On the suck-thru heaven forbid I have another one of those ever-so- present non-calibrated leak...headaches and heartaches
!!... the one thing I did not like with blow-thru was tuning...it was very, very difficult due to inconsistency and ultimately...very hard to repeat data on the road... *double sigh*  
What now???

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 7:55 am
by RebelGT
All the DSM guys would agree with your switch nocutt, its safer and easier to tune.

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 4:15 am
by TurboGTU
HMMM...go ultra rich till it knocks (thank goodness for spark retard)if the draw trugh leaks due to a open BOV or poped intake pipe..or go too lean till it knocks if the air charge heats the element due to heat soak or electrnics not working well to cold/hot sudden heat cycles(dam hot wire). The only thing I see with the blow trugh is that would the unit be stucturealy stable under boost? I have seen them though...but did they last? You prob would have to recalculate the IAT and the engine coolant tables since its at a differnt location.
DSM guys use a different metering system...frequency of air I belive?

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 4:50 am
by nocutt
I will honestly love to run a blow-thru I am just at a standstill with how I will design the 'stepping up' of the intake pipes   And like I have stated if I am physically able to run a 4" (if) I might just be able to run 42 lb injectors and compensate with a MAF recalibrator...
The suck-thru might be the best bet though...filter and MAF and then step down to 2.5" on the comp. inlet...hmmmn...but the unresponsiveness  

Tgtu...you aren't helping...lol!! quit adding the variables my life needs to be easy...
This MAFs all have metal ends, no cavity in effect cannot be pressurized...the one problem I have seen with this MAFs is that with a bigger compressor unit they can easily be "pegged" (run out of calibration)...

DSM guys   lucky *******$

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Sat May 07, 2005 12:25 am
by TurboGTU


Yea..I just want to see this monster scream nice and healthy.  

Well let's see how other guys ran it..have you looked at Level Tens turbo GTP?

Well we won't know till you try it right...so blow that thing hard    .

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Sat May 07, 2005 2:10 am
by nocutt
[QUOTE]Well let's see how other guys ran it..have you looked at Level Tens turbo GTP?[/QUOTE]
Maybe you mean INTENSE...don't even get me started with them...

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 5:25 pm
by nocutt
what to do...what to do...what to do?





my digital cam just took a dump (workin OT)...lol!

Thanks Mr. Edward!!

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 5:48 pm
by spacecadetz26
that bolt pattern almost looks like a northstar TB.

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 6:57 pm
by Guest
I an running mine blow-thru on my DSM. The good parts of that are, you can have a big boost leak and your car will still run fine (like blowing off a IC pipe). You can also vent the BOV to the atmosphere.

If the 3" one isnt big enough get a ZO6 MAF.

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 11, 2005 12:16 am
by TurboGTU
My 750 has throtle by wire...I like it. But its main purpose is for traction control limiting engine power.

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 11, 2005 7:52 am
by rweatherford
Electronic TB is more trouble than it is worth.

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Wed May 11, 2005 8:51 am
by nocutt
LOL!!  ...sorry guys, I was actually thinking of an electronic exhaust cut-out. I don't know how well the solenoid will live up to heat...
Indeed to go Drive-by-wire will mean extra $$$, extra headaches...and run an '04 PCM...No freaking way, not worth it!!
Although I still don't have a decisive TB nor a MAF  

Reximundo ...long time...how is life? Any projects?

3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 10:27 pm
by nocutt
Added the water lines for the turbo...


3800 Series III Turbo...

Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 10:31 pm
by nocutt
Got a deal on an alternator..added too




And then WCF has finished the preliminary parts for the headers...I need to be there sometime this week to drop the engine in the car that way I know how the turbi unit will sit and how WCF will run the 'Y"...I also plan on running 3"...Plan is th ekey word...