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timjs1018
Добавлен 4 июн 2008
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Pulling an old stump out of my trench
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Pulling an old stump out of my trench
Turbo Mustang 3.7 V6 (rear mount) ready for dyno. I think.
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Turbo Mustang 3.7 V6 (rear mount) ready for dyno. I think.
Getting close! Turbo 3.7 Mustang build update
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Getting close! Turbo 3.7 Mustang build update
The Chinese mini excavator has plenty of power
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The Chinese mini excavator has plenty of power
rear mount turbo mustang v6 making progress
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rear mount turbo mustang v6 making progress
Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - 3d printed engine mount design
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Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - 3d printed engine mount design
Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - The engine
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Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - The engine
Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - shaft drive
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Tamiya TT-02 4 stroke build - shaft drive
Four Stroke Losi 8ight-T running great!
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Four Stroke Losi 8ight-T running great!
my brother has one it’s making a bit over 500hp for a V6 auto this is absolutely insane
Which model do you have and how many hours do you have on it . I recently acquired a AGT DM12-c With swing boom and hydraulic thumb.. got 5 hours on it and the swing motor has a lot of play already. But the unit does pretty well for the cost. Lots of little things to do to it to make it a reliable but I still think it will be worth it.
keep up the work man. i am building a swim pond as we speak.... also I am a one man band too & i feel the labor of love pains! I will be following to see whats up!
Thanks! I appreciate the positivity. I do have one more recent update video than this one. But hoping to have yet another update this weekend if the weather holds out! Progress is moving along :D good luck with your pond as well!
This is the weirdest dyno pull video ever.
had to turn up the boost
super awesome!!!
Thanks! It's a quick car. Fun
@timjs1018 oh I bet! Unlimited engine swaps as well for the low!
@QuikModsOBS yep. Its my buddies car, he's been daily driving it since I finished the build, no issues yet. I told him when he's ready he can pick up a used engine and I can build the bottom end for him and we can crank up the boost.
*But does it have reliability like that of a Komatsu?*
theres so many bends, youre gonna make like 2 lbs
It's been done for a while. Daily driver no issues but thanks for your advice
It takes practice. I've only had my QH12 for 2 weeks and I'm still trying to get used to it.
Who poured that pool deck? No rebar. . .🤦
Damm how much hp is it pulling?
The tuner said it was pulling timing every run and power varied around 370 because of it. He said with better fuel it should be over 400.
@@timjs1018did you keep stock fuel system ?
@@pearbearhd4737 stock pump, 42lb injectors
The standard turbo size for the 3.7 is a 67/66, but if I did a rear mount I'd do a smaller turbo , probably a ball bearing 62/62 for as close to instant boost as possible
Its still waiting to be dyno tuned at the tuner shop... hoping soon. I'll copy/paste from another comment. It's spooling around 3k. No idea what turbo this is, it's something from the 90s or 2000s with an FP logo on it, but it doesn't look like anything I can find on Google. It's probably a clone or something. Anyways point is, the turbo is large and still spools at 3k, it's nice.
Nice!
Finally someone using one of these that actually looks like they know what they are doing. Sick of seeing reviews where it takes the operator 5 mins to take a scoop of sand
What about a manual boost controller? The old ball and spring check valve? At least use the shop air regulated down to 10psi or add to dome and get some dyno runs at higher psi out of it.
Tried two. The problem is exhaust pressure is forcing the wastgate to crack open early. The solution is to use the top wastegate port to hold the valve shut, which is where a proper 3 port boost controller comes in. The car is at the dyno shop btw, waiting its turn. Edit: using shop air to help hold the valve shut is pretty clever, but I won't be there for the dyno... gotta work. :(
@@timjs1018 how’d it go? You know if you have so much back pressure it’s cracking the wastegate the turbine/housing it too small. The v6 is a coyote without two cylinders. And coyotes do not like backpressure. The valves float easy.
@Rebel635csi you may be right, but it's a budget build for my buddy and the turbo is a mystery turbo that was donated for the cause. 👍 Hey, it makes boost... still waiting to hear back from the tuner. Maybe tomorrow.
Can you get a jackhammer attachment for these?
Yes you can.
I gotta see this finished that’s awesome!
Supposed to drop it off this week for dyno tuning
Suprized
Just a tip, if you put the blade in front of the machine and on the ground instead of to the side you get more picking-up power. Nice machine man 🤟🏽
Well that was sketch.
You're more than welcome to come do it for me.
Which boost gauge is that ?
Innovate PSB-1. It does boost and air fuel ratio.
Do you think turbo lag will be an issue with this setup?
Nah, it's spooling around 3k. No idea what turbo this is, it's something from the 90s or 2000s with an FP logo on it, but it doesn't look like anything I can find on Google. It's probably a clone or something. Anyways point is, the turbo is large and still spools at 3k, it's nice.
@@timjs1018 I'll admit I'm intrigued by this. Will the PVC hold up to the heat from the exhaust? It looks like it's somewhat close in some spots.
@GOPACKERSJT so far there's no heat affected zone on it. Closest point is about 2 inches from the pipe. I do have exhaust wrap on hand just in case I need it.
It’s sounding better! Can’t wait to see that thing finished
booost leak
Nope
Needs a GT front bumper swap, 13/14 rear-end conversion, a dose pipe on the turbo, delayed BOV using a manual flow control valve between it and the vacuum line controlling it, and all the charge piping to be replaced with straight metallic pieces and lose that black rubber section, too. This way you get those mad supra/skyline stereotypical flutters when you come off throttle, but the BOV will still open after the first 2-3 notes of it and you vent the rest of the pressure safely.
Build the engine. Port the head but keep mostly stock cams, then drop 16psi on that MF and when your tranny blows, do a ZF8 swap with a turbolamik controller and virtual clutch pedal.
sounds good
Thanks
Is that a v6?
Yeah
I wonder the hp difference from na
None yet, there's barely any boost there! I'm going to swap to a stiffer wastegate spring and retest. Tuner wants to see 4psi on my next datalogs.
Could use a thumb
Yes a hydraulic thumb. Not the bolt on that some come with. That makes it hard to dig..
Yes I hate the bolt on ones. Just always in the way. @@jimg2885
I would atleast zip tie those hydraulic hoses on the boom
so are you just piecing this together as you go or is this a kit you bought?
It's my friend's car. I'm building it. Most of the parts are things myself and other friends had laying around. Most of it is just donated.
@@timjs1018 oh ok. Well I can't wait to see the finished product tuned and running!
Just some advice. The intercooler in the back is going to be basically worthless for charge air temps because by the time the air runs under the car the rest of the way to the front and by the exhaust its going to be cooked.
Hey guys! I'll give you an update video and show it works once we're done. Then you can hire me on board. This is what I do.
How much are the full costs?
why is there a cut can tied down there?
To block off that exhaust pipe section so the car isn't so loud for now. It will get properly sealed off come time to make boost.
Do you have a purchase link? Was not expecting something that small to be that powerful.
This is where i bought mine. www.ebay.com/itm/304557847354?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AScLCD1PRcK&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=LgwV_CGDTOi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Crap 🇨🇳
How did this turn out ? I’ve got a 98 I’m debating rear mounting a cheap medium sized turbo on. I don’t wanna race car and I don’t wanna blow up in 1 week… any recommendations?
I just posted an update video yesterday. Haven't had the car much, since it's the owner's daily driver so it's still a work in process. The 98 had the old single port 3.8l if I remember from my old mustang days. I wouldn't put a whole lot of cash into it if I were you. Just being honest. BUT if you really want to, rear mounted turbos are as inexpensive as it gets. You have to be able to do some fabrication yourself though
Wow 🤩
Thanks!
I have a Chinese 1.5 ton and I don't think it has that power. I think I've been short-changed with an undersized hydraulic pump.
哈,我們為您提供小型液壓泵
@@hundredeyes5148 Yes, I think I got a small pump 😞
@@gregl7597I have the qh12 excavator and then I have a 35u I swear my qh12 side swing has more power than the 35u
a smaller pump will just be slower, not weaker. you may need to adjust the working pressure... mine does feel a bit weak.. especially on the curl, once i fund an appropriate gauge and fittings, i will measure, adjust.
@@aurick861 Thank you ...I'm still trying to sort it out.
What flywheel and clutch parts are you using on the 4 stroke? Thanks!
I make my own parts with a lathe.
@@timjs1018 gotcha. I’ve been reading through the OS FS26 development thread on RCNet trying to gather information for my build. I have a 40S-CX and I’m having a hard time finding a flywheel and clutch parts that will work. Do you know if there is anything available that I can order?
@@m1pistonhead that's a great spot for info, I posted quite a bit in that thread myself. As for off the shelf, I'm not so sure nowadays. Everything is discontinued. What vehicle are you planning on putting the 40 into?
@@timjs1018 definitely lots of good information there! I have an extended chassis tmaxx that I plan on putting it into. I remember reading an issue of RCCA Nitro back in 2001 where they converted a TMaxx and GT with the .40 and .26. Ever since then I have wanted to build one of my own. I found this information in the thread: Flywheel Heavy steel flywheel recommended for low idle. Option 1 OS Drive Washer OSM 45208010 Standard Flywheel Associated Clutch Nut 2312 (Drilled and tapped to ¼-28 Option 2 Get Crankshaft ground by machinist to 7mm OS FS26S-C 4-stroke development Then use standard collet like Associated part 7618 and standard flywheel Option 3: Get crankshaft ground to 7mm by machinist, then use BuKu 34mm brass flywheel and BuKu BBK shoes with standard springs. If I can find the OS drive washer then I can go with option one. But so far no luck. If I go with option 2 or 3, which clutch nut / pilot shaft would I use? Do those options still use the associated clutch nut drilled and re tapped?
@m1pistonhead I can help you better if you post on that thread on RCtech. A heavy flywheel is required for reliable idle, but the main thing is a standard 2 stroke clutch will not work, don't waste your time. You NEED a Buku brass setup, or you must go custom. I use standard shoes, but I press a peice of tungsten into them to add the necessary weight.
How much Turbo lag? : this man, yes
The turbo is in and spinning, but not plumbed into the intake just yet. It's essentially a noise-maker right now. The owner has been driving it for a couple months and I work on it in my down time. We hope to have it all completed soon and ready for the dyno.
@@timjs1018wow, that sucks.
That oil drain isn’t gonna work well. The oil is gonna back up into turbo and blow out the seals. You need to have the drain facing down wards and the pump needs to be at least slightly lower. It’s basically level now and it’s not gonna be able to grab it feed into pump.
Thanks for the insight, but it's been working fine for months.
@@timjs1018 does it smoke oil at all?
@notacoyote2790 we haven't noticed any, but the outlet of the compressor is not plumbed into the throttle body yet. It's just blowing into the atmosphere right now. I made the oil sump pretty large, and as far as the turbo is aware, it's gravity draining like normal. The diaphragm style pump is self priming, and has a higher flow rate than the oil supply to the turbo is putting out.
@@timjs1018 it doesn’t matter how fast the pump pumps if the fluid can only get there at the speed of gravity. Those pumps won’t help pull out the oil out of the turbo just push it once it gets there. Just keep an eye on it though
@notacoyote2790 the pump is applying a vacuum to a vented oil sump that's bolted to the turbo. Maybe I should do a video showing it better.
Fuckin mint
Had me in the first half, she's fucking mint!
Finally someone using on
on what?
Definitely looks like you’re going to have to dig that mush out and backfill it with an aggregate so the water can leech off
Hell yeah man this is so sick! 🎉
That thing does good !
Let me tell you.. I LOVE the machine. It's surpassed all my expectations.
@@timjs1018 I just ordered Typhon Terror x 1 ton looks like the same machine
@@timjs1018 I just ordered Typhon Terror X 1 ton It looks like the same machine
@@chadfayrobinson7537 yeah all these 1 ton minis are essentially the same.
@Chad Fay Robinson when you get it let me know what you think about it
How did they manage to hide the turbo and big pipe? Auto mafia has one for the s550 too but it looks like it scrapes
I'm still building it. My design has significantly more ground clearance than AMR. In fact, I don't think ill have to drop below the oem clearances at all.
@@timjs1018 are you building it yourself or did you buy the amr kit?
@German Espinosa It's not the AMR kit, it's my own design. I'm building this for my buddy, it's his car. I just like turbocharging stuff.
Interesting
Should be cool.
@timjs1018 definitely makes it less of a chick car. Lots of fast turbo v6's out there