Ed's 1991 CQ: Progress!

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Re: Ed's 1991 CQ. Injection is nice but I'd rather be blown.

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I need to look into that. May save some time. I could also look into making one but it probably is not worth the time.
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Mcstiff wrote:I need to look into that. May save some time. I could also look into making one but it probably is not worth the time.


T into the oil pressure port= done!
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Yeah, yeah, yeah; you know how I like different :D

If all goes well I could have boost before 2012! That would, basically, be bolting everything onto the stock 7a and ghetto fab'd 3" downpipe to current exhaust :D

I also should perform a flywheel trigger pin augmentation, just in case.
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Regarding the TPS plug, is it the same size as the MAF plug on a 20020v?
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Still need to hunt down, or order, the TPS plug and sort out a few other loose ends but I am prepping to start tearing into the turbo install starting Monday (need to clean the garage, borrow a car, and do Christmas this weekend)!! I'm not sure if I have the willpower to set up the VEMS without bolting on the Holset but it is most likely a good idea to deal with one change at a time.
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Finally a bit of progress! I should have all day tomorrow :lol: to work. I need to get the manifolds on and figure out how to connect the dots.

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Of course the coolant hose is in the way so that is not the final position. Before anyone says anything, I wiped off the valve cover but it is pretty bad :lol:
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Is it done yet?! ;-)
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Wow. At first glance I thought you painted the valve cover black . ;)
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You should have seen it before the degreaser and brushing ;)
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Ok, once the family was alseep I had a beer and decided to get to work. I toyed with the thought of getting it running on VEMS with the new intake but no risk no reward! So I threw caution to the wind and started pulling the exhaust manifold. The first nut either had a basically broken stud or I didn't know my own strength :D Oh well, I only broke one more stud but the rest of the nuts were not too bad (the back lower two are a bitch but I got the whole bottom row with a combo wrench). So, at this point the next step is pulling the downpipe so that I can get everything out of the way. This involves jacking up the car and laying on the ground so I decided to mock up the EM and Holset!!

Looks good from over here
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And up here
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From the Right Lane
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Downpipe Clearance
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A broader view of the work space showing why it needs to be bigger :D
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So to be clear, the EM and turbo are just resting in place above the stock manifold. This means that the package will be ~3" lower and 5+ mms closer to the head. My AC lines are in the way bigtime (the turbine is sitting on them in the pics) but other than that I think it looks pretty good. The downpipe and charge air pipe with be tight but it is a German car. I am concerned about fitting the 7a coolant pipe (head to radiator) clearing the IM. Hopefully clearancing the runners will make it fit.
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good progress to start the new year!
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Thanks! I've pretty much committed to not driving it without boost in 2012 :D
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Looking good Ed, thanks for the link from the S2 forum. I'll be following this project ! Ian
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Ah, what a befitting home for my old turbo. Looks great in there!
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I see you have depot lights. Did you have any fitment issues with the 7aT intake elbow? Mine is resting on the back of the light with the cover removed. I don't have close to enough room to put the cover on it.
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Those are Bosch but will soon be swapped for B4 H1/H4s. I have not set up the intake yet but will most likely use a cobra head 90° setup.
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Good idea, any good sources for cobra head elbows?
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Nice Ed! Looking good! Hopefully we'll see it (and I guess you, too :D ) at a dinner soon. And I'm jealous of _your_ garage - gives you an idea how bad mine is!
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Racepartsolutions.com should have them, 034 of course.

I'll make a dinner one of these nights! The downer of my new schedule is that I work tues-sat which makes fri&sat nights difficult! Oh well, not exactly permanent.

The garage is a 1 SUV/ 2 Coupe (lol, I told the wife if we had another CQ she could park inside :D) so the problem is all the kids stuff and other shed fodder that I would build a shed for if I had flat ground for it! I've seen worse for sure but I'm jealous of my buddy with >1k sqft and an upstairs (in Highlands of all places). I've always wanted a carriage house as a shop :D
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What size is the hotside you've used 12cm3 ?
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Does this thing blow yet?
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HA, you'll see a vid when it does!

I just started my work week so progress will be slow until Sunday.
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ian4455 wrote:What size is the hotside you've used 12cm3 ?


Correct. This is Chris's (loxxrider) old H1C with HX35 turbine housing.
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haven't clicked on your project in a while, looks great!! :woowoo:
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