Titan Motorsports Turbo 4 Car Makeover
After our unfortunate experience in VA at the NDRA race when we broke a rod bolt and tossed a rod through the side of our b16 we were running we decided to rebuild the setup bigger and badder in hopes of chasing down a couple of crx's 
New Cooling setup and engine management

New Tranny, Clutch Setup


Entirely New Engine Setup, only parts that remained the same are the Turbo Manifold and Turbocharger

Dropped the engine into the car about 4 am Saturday morning

New Intercooler Setup

New Fuel System

New Cooling setup and engine management
New Tranny, Clutch Setup
Entirely New Engine Setup, only parts that remained the same are the Turbo Manifold and Turbocharger
Dropped the engine into the car about 4 am Saturday morning
New Intercooler Setup
New Fuel System
Doesn't sportfwd rules say that you must have a stock gas tank? I'm just taking a wild guess thats the class your running.
Looks good
Looks good
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"NDRA 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8 updates
All street/sportsman classes: Fuel cells allowed, 5 gallon minimum is changed to Fuel cells allowed, no fuel cells mounted under the hood of cars, no fuel cell size limit."
"NDRA 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8 updates
All street/sportsman classes: Fuel cells allowed, 5 gallon minimum is changed to Fuel cells allowed, no fuel cells mounted under the hood of cars, no fuel cell size limit."
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Im not familiar right off hand with that tranny/clutch setup. In that one pic is that something for the engine management? or does it have something to do with the type of Tilton clutch that you use?
If your not framiliar with Tilton or hte Motec see their Supra
8.5s on Drag Radials. shouldn't be long before the civic starts cranking hard.
I stopped by on the way home from the club at 3am and they where still working hard on the setup, went by today and they where just getting ready to have the Motec guy who flew in tune it, killer setup.
8.5s on Drag Radials. shouldn't be long before the civic starts cranking hard.I stopped by on the way home from the club at 3am and they where still working hard on the setup, went by today and they where just getting ready to have the Motec guy who flew in tune it, killer setup.
Interesting Throwout bearing setup....
I have never seen anything like that before.
Is that just a hydralic realses type deal? One line pushed the TB out and the other for the return?
I'd imagine the pedeal assembly has a master cylinder attached to it to feed those lines?
Looks interesting, what are the benafits to this design over just a normal external slave cylinder if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks..
I have never seen anything like that before.
Is that just a hydralic realses type deal? One line pushed the TB out and the other for the return?
I'd imagine the pedeal assembly has a master cylinder attached to it to feed those lines?
Looks interesting, what are the benafits to this design over just a normal external slave cylinder if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks..
I have the same throw out bearing on my car. It basically removes the slave cyliner. Well the bearing is its own slave cylinder. The good thing about it is that the bearing sits right on the diaphram at all times, even when the clutch wears out. So it self adjusts. When you do this you get consistant shifts and more control of diaphram of the clutch.
I think on a street car the tilton flywheel is too light. With a stock flywheel and a tilton it still weighs less than a stock clutch and flywheel.
The top fitting is the feed, the bottom is the bleed line. I hope you've figured out how to take out that bearing when you need to change the tranny.
I think on a street car the tilton flywheel is too light. With a stock flywheel and a tilton it still weighs less than a stock clutch and flywheel.
The top fitting is the feed, the bottom is the bleed line. I hope you've figured out how to take out that bearing when you need to change the tranny.
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The stuff looks good but your missing one part for your goal....a CRX body

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The stuff looks good but your missing one part for your goal....a CRX body
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by naturalvx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> went by today and they where just getting ready to have the Motec guy who flew in tune it, killer setup.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Cha Ching....
"Speed cost money..How fast can you afford to go"
Aparently pretty fast
Looks great guys, See ya soon
Cha Ching....
"Speed cost money..How fast can you afford to go"
Aparently pretty fast
Looks great guys, See ya soon
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He said he was aiming for a couple of crx, so he is looking for mid to low 9's. Good luck.
He said he was aiming for a couple of crx, so he is looking for mid to low 9's. Good luck.
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most definetly. good luck. titan.
most definetly. good luck. titan.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by alternativeauto »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">James, whats the P/N on that radiator, Thats looks to be the size I was wanting to run in my car. Looks great BTW, can't wait to see it throw down some fast passes.</TD></TR></TABLE>
email me at james@titanmotorsports.com and i will get you all the information on it
email me at james@titanmotorsports.com and i will get you all the information on it




Sick! 