Noob to M30's

Discussion pertaining to positive pressure E28s.
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T_C_D wrote:Glad to see it back on the road! What does the CTS-V run in the 1/4?
Not sure what it runs, maybe low 11's..?
He's running 15psi.
Nebraska_e28 wrote:Any progress on the c4?
Slow progress but starting to gather parts, C4 slip yoke, diff flange, Spicer 1310 U-joints. Paul is finishing up the tranny this month.
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Good & Tight wrote: Paul is finishing up the tranny this month.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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T_C_D wrote:
Good & Tight wrote: Paul is finishing up the tranny this month.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Todd I hope I can make you eat those rofl's. :laugh:
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A few updated progress pics.

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I spent three hours re-aligning the head flange as none of the bolt holes lined up.
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Welded a plate on the bottom to add all the vacuum lines.
Just need to drill and tap for 1/8 npt.
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This is my first time welding aluminum and man you burn through a lot of rods.
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That should be worth substantial HP where you want it! Great job.
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I have a feeling this is going to uncork some power alittle. :shock:
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That is all sorts of bad ass. I can't wait to see the next dyno plot.
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When will you be making those for b34 heads to sell? :alright:

If your not thinking of building some for resale, can you try to think of it?
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jim325 wrote:When will you be making those for b34 heads to sell? :alright:

If your not thinking of building some for resale, can you try to think of it?
I would also be interested in one!
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T_C_D wrote:That should be worth substantial HP where you want it! Great job.
This guy used a 666 mani just like that on a stock m20.
Looks like it has a cam or something. You know how high rpm power completely dies on these engines normally.

I wonder if the m30 is more restrictive then the m20 though.

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Should be an improvement over a stock manifold, guess we will have to see. As far as making more of them, I would wait to see the results.
Had to reconfigure the thermostat housing to make it fit. Engine bay is filthy from sitting so long.

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sig pic says it all, BOSS
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New BOV placement.

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I like the Tial products in black. Which TB did you use?
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Those short runner manifolds are something else. I always wanted to try one but never made the step.

Assuming that dyno is an M20B25 with the short runner manifold, its missing a lot of midrange. The stock manifold is good for that, but sometimes you get a little more peak cylinder pressure than it can handle. Mine was making 380 rwtq from 4000 past 5000 RPM, with peak power of 384 rwhp at around 6400. I don't know if the short runner manifold at the same boost pressure would have made the car faster or not.
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Wow.
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Found this video of the track rental day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzK79nnW ... r_embedded
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Cool Otis. How did that video come about?
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Good & Tight wrote:Found this video of the track rental day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzK79nnW ... r_embedded
Cool, I used to race my Mustangs at that track before I moved out here to Vegas!
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This has been a fun read!
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Built Ford C4....

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Meet M30 bellhousing.. :banana:

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Courtesy of the badest mofo on the planet Paul Burke..!!!! :alright: Can't wait to get this badboy in there.
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Holy Shit! It finally happened! :banana:
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:shock: :shock: Instant salivation!
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Shit just got real!
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beautiful
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This is going to be awesome!!!!! :shock:
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clongo wrote:This is going to be awesome!!!!! :shock:
Agreed.
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Holy. Crap. :shock:
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Post by rundatrack »

Good Shit Otis

Always great to see your improvements. Remember when I first saw you putting in work with that m10 and didn't do any real welding or anything. Now look at you.

Good show bro
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Post by Jeremy »

I have only one question. 5 1/2+ years later, are you really still a noob? ;)

Looks great, Otis, I hope it performs to your expectations.
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