My draw through turbo

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Thanks ,well it was worth a try :lol: :lol:
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Damn, that's quick!
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That's only running 8 psi boost, I was running 14 psi at one point but couldn't control detonation, at 10 psi boost i would sometimes get detonation but 8 psi the old girl loves 😁
This 1600 turbo is now on the same level as my 2276cc and she gets more miles to the gallon.
Im wondering what a turbed 2276 can do ?

PS I have to admit that the Speedo over reads a little. 65 mph on the Speedo is 60mph on a GPS unit (real speed)
But yes she is bloody fast 😁
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You have stock gearing in your trans? I feel like that's faster than my 1776 with 15lbs....
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Yes still have the stock gearbox a 1200 gearbox with might be why she's shifting so fast?
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Mmmm, maybe. But not for long if you keep hammering it. I'd be looking out for a stronger box, preferably with a 3:88 r&p so you can really build torque.
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That is the plan. I was going to wait till the stock 1200 box gives in and then get a new one expecting the stock box to last only a few hundred miles but it's done over 2500 miles now and still as good as the day I fitted it.therw is a company called cogbox who will make a box to suit the engine but they need to know what rpms I'm pulling, when max torque is and so on and I just don't have them figures for them
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late model stock box will work awesome, with 3:88 and the stronger 1 st gear :wink: Have them add a super diff with 10/15 spiders & side gears, see if they have a case like in this photo it what is called a Z case/or offset case ,,strongest VW made :wink: they do have the fine tooth 3rd & 4th gears ,but I've had no issues (hope i didn't jinx myself :lol: ) with them drag racing :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I'm running a stock 67 swing axle with 3rd and 4th hubs welded.....It has held up fine for 3-4 yrs now.

It cost me $350.00 U.S. to have it gone through and welded.
Stripped66 wrote:The point wasn't to argue air temps with the current world record holder, but to dispel the claim that the K03 is wrapped up at 150 HP. It's not.
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Clonebug wrote: ↑Sat Aug 25, 2018 2:14 pm I'm running a stock 67 swing axle with 3rd and 4th hubs welded.....It has held up fine for 3-4 yrs now.

It cost me $350.00 U.S. to have it gone through and welded.
The joys of driving a fiberglass buggy!
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Chip Birks wrote: ↑Sun Aug 26, 2018 12:41 am
Clonebug wrote: ↑Sat Aug 25, 2018 2:14 pm I'm running a stock 67 swing axle with 3rd and 4th hubs welded.....It has held up fine for 3-4 yrs now.

It cost me $350.00 U.S. to have it gone through and welded.
The joys of driving a fiberglass buggy!
Whats a stock bug weigh????
Maybe 300-400 lbs more??

Lots of people have abused a stock trans.......the 3rd and 4th gear hubs will hold longer than a stock clutch.
My guess is around 120-150 lb./ft. torque.
Dump the clutch and do burnouts and you will finish it up pretty quickly.........I'm too old for that stuff....I got plenty of tickets in my youth...... :roll: :wink:
Stripped66 wrote:The point wasn't to argue air temps with the current world record holder, but to dispel the claim that the K03 is wrapped up at 150 HP. It's not.
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Clonebug wrote: ↑Sun Aug 26, 2018 7:40 am
Chip Birks wrote: ↑Sun Aug 26, 2018 12:41 am
Clonebug wrote: ↑Sat Aug 25, 2018 2:14 pm I'm running a stock 67 swing axle with 3rd and 4th hubs welded.....It has held up fine for 3-4 yrs now.

It cost me $350.00 U.S. to have it gone through and welded.
The joys of driving a fiberglass buggy!
Whats a stock bug weigh????
Maybe 300-400 lbs more??

Lots of people have abused a stock trans.......the 3rd and 4th gear hubs will hold longer than a stock clutch.
My guess is around 120-150 lb./ft. torque.
Dump the clutch and do burnouts and you will finish it up pretty quickly.........I'm too old for that stuff....I got plenty of tickets in my youth...... :roll: :wink:
Mine weighs 1840 without me. Its a tank. Thats fully fueled, as well as water and methanol in both tanks other fluid tanks. All steel, real glass, full interior, no bumpers.
I had another car, 61 ragtop with draw through setup, it weighed 1630 without me. Again, all steel, real glass, full interior, no bumpers, no cage.

I also don't act like an idiot on the street. Never launched the car off of the racetrack, never done a burnout from a standstill off of the track either. I guarantee that my old stocker would be a pile of broken metal if I'd retained it though. I really hope that my built box stays happy for a while longer. 6 years in so far. I've beat on it hard. Its got good parts in it though, probably should have the r&p checked for damage, as well as the axles. Driven thousands of miles with the spool so far. Curious to see the wear on stuff.
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Thanks for the tip on the z case madmike. I must admit I have done a few burn outs but only a couple of times and the same with launch control. But I found out very quickly that with my set up I don't get that much boost in 1st gear so ive only got the same power out put as a mild tuned N/A 1600 setup it's not untill I hit second that things start to become fun 😁.
I was thinking of putting some bigger rear tyres on to help load up the engine and bring boost on faster if that's going to work?
I'm only running 175/65/15 tyres on the rear witch only gives me a sidewall of 114mm where as the stock tyre gives you a side wall of 135mm so there is a big difference between the two.
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I know taller tire's work :wink: those short slick the 'Frog' is sitting on just nosed over when it come on to boost :roll: I have 3 set's of slicks and the tall one's just work better :lol:
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