And RD, how's your coming along? Any recent pics?
I have to add that I'm starting out very conservative with the blower. It's way under driven for the shaft speed available. I have been hit up about the sizes. Here's a pic before startup. You be the judge on size. First one to get it right wins a prize.
brad -
i know somebody mentioned it before, but have you thought about v-banding the discharge side of the blower? those 90's are scary with good boost and heat.
I did take a video but I'm having a hell of a time trying to upload it.
My 95 has held 40psi on a U-bend, doubt the blower will make more than that...
No real recent pics Scott.:Cheer:
Man that truck looks familiar. Looks like one I saw when I joined this website almost 7 years ago.
LOL
Man that truck looks familiar. Looks like one I saw when I joined this website almost 7 years ago.
LOL
:hehe: I expected this. Chit happens- Can't beat a dead horse that has been pulverized already- Let's move forward.:woohoo: The picture above is after I had to do lots of damage control- truck was in a trailer at the failing chassis shop, not strapped down and worker was sent to pick up tubing material because they no longer were getting deliveries (somebody wasn't paying their bills- not me-the shop) and the trailer door broke and my truck fell out- while goin down the road!!! smashed body up and tin work damages were the result. Was alot of work that I didn't need to do.... I had to repo my own truck outta the shop before the sheriff padlocked the place- I repo-ed a rusty, smashed up truck that was missing alot of parts and was damaged hard. I lost about 30K.didnt it run then too ? :hehe:
Judging from your pics it's easy to see that Mr.Ponci could easily whip up a nice v-banded piping if it warrants the need.So your a blower expert now or did you read that in diesel power mag? You have no ****ing idea what I'm upto. Stick to the southern end of cali. We don't exsist.
:hehe: I expected this. Chit happens- Can't beat a dead horse that has been pulverized already- Let's move forward.:woohoo: The picture above is after I had to do lots of damage control- truck was in a trailer at the failing chassis shop, not strapped down and worker was sent to pick up tubing material because they no longer were getting deliveries (somebody wasn't paying their bills- not me-the shop) and the trailer door broke and my truck fell out- while goin down the road!!! smashed body up and tin work damages were the result. Was alot of work that I didn't need to do.... I had to repo my own truck outta the shop before the sheriff padlocked the place- I repo-ed a rusty, smashed up truck that was missing alot of parts and was damaged hard. I lost about 30K.
Since then I made repairs and that chassis shop owner moved to Georgia and runs R2B2 Race Cars- and he has sent me some of the stolen parts.