HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!!
04-14-2003, 01:17 PM
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HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!!
if you do a search under my name, you'll see i had a thread about MBC's with 3 links, i made the first one which was this one http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/mbc/mbc.php
my tial is a 7 psi spring, and after a few adjustments from 15 to 12, to 8, i just left it at 8 psi, holds rock solid, no creep, spike at all, spoolu up is much much better, generallly the transition from NA to boost feels more smooth rather than jerkish, costed about 5$, cant beat that
if you make one just remember to drive it in hard spurts, but if it passes your desired psi, let off quick, and if you cant look at the gauge while driving, grab your girl and tell her to let you know where its at
my tial is a 7 psi spring, and after a few adjustments from 15 to 12, to 8, i just left it at 8 psi, holds rock solid, no creep, spike at all, spoolu up is much much better, generallly the transition from NA to boost feels more smooth rather than jerkish, costed about 5$, cant beat that
if you make one just remember to drive it in hard spurts, but if it passes your desired psi, let off quick, and if you cant look at the gauge while driving, grab your girl and tell her to let you know where its at
04-14-2003, 08:19 PM
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Re: HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!! (T3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by T3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> 
8 psi daily </TD></TR></TABLE>the few advantages of VW over hondas, our blocks can hold power, i mean it like by sleeving and what not, lots of you guys have to sleeve early for teh most part, we can push 5-600 not sleeved so teh block itself is pretty good,
8 psi aint enough, but when i get my SDS http://www.sdsefi.com, 15 psi dialy
8 psi daily </TD></TR></TABLE>the few advantages of VW over hondas, our blocks can hold power, i mean it like by sleeving and what not, lots of you guys have to sleeve early for teh most part, we can push 5-600 not sleeved so teh block itself is pretty good, 8 psi aint enough, but when i get my SDS http://www.sdsefi.com, 15 psi dialy
04-14-2003, 08:24 PM
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Re: HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!! (evoeone)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by evoeone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> we can push 5-600 not sleeved so teh block itself is pretty good,
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Idunno about the 2. slow man....J/K
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Idunno about the 2. slow man....J/K
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Re: HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!! (evoeone)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by evoeone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the few advantages of VW over hondas, our blocks can hold power, i mean it like by sleeving and what not, lots of you guys have to sleeve early for teh most part, we can push 5-600 not sleeved so teh block itself is pretty good,
8 psi aint enough, but when i get my SDS http://www.sdsefi.com, 15 psi dialy </TD></TR></TABLE>
The question is for how long can your motor take that amount of boost that requires 600whp.
8 psi aint enough, but when i get my SDS http://www.sdsefi.com, 15 psi dialy
</TD></TR></TABLE>The question is for how long can your motor take that amount of boost that requires 600whp.
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Re: HOme made MBC, works booooooooombb diggy!!!! (wReXeRw)
16v's and vr6's do a lot of 350-450whp daily driver setups,
NO SPIKING, works just as if i had an 8 psi spring, i was very very surprised,
NO SPIKING, works just as if i had an 8 psi spring, i was very very surprised,
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