Recent content by dweinhart

I meant 10 sec pulls obviously...not 60 sec

To convert your 12v to a 36v charger, the best I could find was to run an invertors since there was no economical 12v-36v 18amp charger available. So you run 12v to 110V with correct amp requirement and run your 36V charger off of that

Finally, for charging, your batteries, you will need a 36v charger similar to

For anyone who wishes to duplicate this, you will need: 1. Turbo of your choice (the largest you can find since lag isn't a thing), 2. TP5670-CM motor with 8mm shaft, 3. 400AMP capable ESC, 4. a BEC to provide power to your ESC AND a way to control throttle of the turbo. You can use arduino or...

You are correct that you need a good battery bank to get any real run time. I am running 3 90AH batteries in the trunk. You get quite a few 60 minute pulls out of it which means in normal driving you never run out. On a closed circuit race track you most definitely would

TP5670-CM is your best bet without breaking the bank.

I know this is old thread but I still don't have ARP number for 2uz studs...only the 1uz....

UPDATE: Industrial Grade bolts rated 12.9 are still weaker than automotive grade 10.9. Do NOT buy

Anything turbo, expect to drop $3000 plus unless you can do all your own welding not to mention wideband kit, larger injectors etc

Sorry, but there aren't any real bolt on turbo setups for sc400. Most turbo guys flip their exhaust manifolds upside down in order to route the exhaust forward and then weld a flange on the front... If you are looking for bolt on parts, you're best bet is headers, high stall torque converter...

I know it has been discussed ad nauseum that the non vvti 1uz heads can be used on non vvti 2uz block with custom pistons or by shaving part of the oem pistons due to the head combustion chamber being different and the negative piston deck clearance. Does the vvti-1uzfe also have negative piston...

I might check the hard line on the driver side engine bay where the hose connects to it. There are some bends before it goes below the firewall. When I was installing FMU, I had to move those lines and the hard line wanted to kink. If there was previous work done (engine pulled) the hard lines...

If you are still having issues, you should look into a possible BHG. Not as uncommon as you might think.Back in the USA, I lived in AZ and regularly pounded my 1uz, flooring it everywhere with AC on full up hills at when it was 115 degrees outside and never had overheating issues. Fast forward...

I would first verify ECU is good...