Anybody have pics of my turbo?
Re: Anybody have pics of my turbo?
uh oh....I sense this thread will have 2000 replies in the next 3 minutes! Czar, get you email ready! 
Originally posted by Czar
I formatted my hard drive about 4 months ago and realized that I didn't save those pictures. Anybody still have some of the ones I posted or that you took?
I formatted my hard drive about 4 months ago and realized that I didn't save those pictures. Anybody still have some of the ones I posted or that you took?
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Originally posted by Jeff92se
You could just come to my house to see a "better" one. hehe
You could just come to my house to see a "better" one. hehe
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Originally posted by Czar
I think I am going to take a look at Ian's car this weekend, I was wondering when you'd be around. I am gone on Wed. but I don't work anymore so I am available nearly any other day. I would love to see what you've got done, and perhaps discuss some future business........
I think I am going to take a look at Ian's car this weekend, I was wondering when you'd be around. I am gone on Wed. but I don't work anymore so I am available nearly any other day. I would love to see what you've got done, and perhaps discuss some future business........
Lucky Bastard! I wish I live near someone that could turbo a VE like the Master Czar
No offense to Sam (he did a good initial job), but there's a big difference between turbocharging a car and welding some pipe together and bolting in a turbo.
His design was a good initial design, and that's it. there's a LOT of work left to do on that design before it's worthy of long-term use.
His design was a good initial design, and that's it. there's a LOT of work left to do on that design before it's worthy of long-term use.
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Originally posted by Matt93SE
No offense to Sam (he did a good initial job), but there's a big difference between turbocharging a car and welding some pipe together and bolting in a turbo.
His design was a good initial design, and that's it. there's a LOT of work left to do on that design before it's worthy of long-term use.
No offense to Sam (he did a good initial job), but there's a big difference between turbocharging a car and welding some pipe together and bolting in a turbo.
His design was a good initial design, and that's it. there's a LOT of work left to do on that design before it's worthy of long-term use.
What design is this? I never really seen a pic.
here is one...I emailed you a while back asking for some pics. Too bad you didnt get them to me in time...Here is the only one in existance.
http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
Too bad you didnt get them to me in time...Here is the only one in existance.http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
and here come the newbies....
Originally posted by dmontzmax
http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
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Originally posted by dmontzmax
here is one...I emailed you a while back asking for some pics. Too bad you didnt get them to me in time...Here is the only one in existance.
http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
here is one...I emailed you a while back asking for some pics.
Too bad you didnt get them to me in time...Here is the only one in existance.http://autos.werd.com/dmontzmax/Technical/turbove.jpeg
I was about to post about it, but I wasnt sure if it was Czar's or if it was something Mikey had posted long ago.
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