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If you guys saw that clutch install video - you will know that I mentioned that I had dropped the transmission.
As I was moving the transaxle into the third bay - my transmission jack caught one of the lines in the concrete driveway and fell over. When it fell over it smashed the hell out of the Z06 differential cooler - as well as the piping. Thankfully I had a ZR1 cooler on hand - and was able to replace the parts at no extra cost to me. For more details on the install - check out the video below: |
I got the transmission, the clutch, and all the drivetrain components installed back in the car.
After fixing up the differential cooler - it was time to move to the powertrain side of the car. To help make the E-Force more efficient - I decided to install an E-Force Camaro lid to help gain more volume above the intercooler. Similar to the ZL1 lid swap on the CTS-V - those cars make an additional 20+ HP at the crank just due to a larger supercharger lid. A member on Corvetteforum did a similiar swap on his Magnuson supercharger - and he picked up an additional 1.5 PSI of boost. So I reached out to Edelbrock - and purchased the Camaro lid. For more details on the install - please check out the video below: |
Alright - I know I have posted a ton of videos today - this will be the last one for today.
We are finally back up to speed on all the updates on the Corvette! After installing the Camaro lid - and doing some break in driving on the Corvette - I actually blew out the rear main seal - more details on that repair will be in a future video. To help prevent that from happening again - I picked up an Elite Engineering Clean Side Oil separator. For more details on that install - check out the video below: |
Hello everyone!
In this week's Corvette update - we install a new radiator and cooling fan setup. With the car having a positive displacement supercharger - the engine cooling system is going to need all the help that it can get. So a larger capacity all aluminum Mishimoto radiator as well as a set of Prospeed Cooling fans - where installed. For more information please check out the video below! |
Hello everyone! In today's Corvette update - we open up the front of the E-Force supercharge snout to fit a 102mm TB.
With the larger throttle body - it was necessary to hog out the front of the snout to fit the larger throttle body. For more information please check out the video below! |
Hello everyone! Another Corvette update for today - we removed the deadhead on the back of the passenger side fuel rail.
To make sure there are no fueling issues in the last cylinder on the passenger side - we add a Y block - and add some -6 AN fuel line to the back of the passenger side. For more information please check out the video below! |
Great videos and thanks for posting, seriously if i had a C6 Vette you would be my go to youtube channel.
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Nice job as always. Sorry to see you had issues at the tuner. Keep up the good work!
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In todays update - we are going to do a 2 for 1 post!
In this first video we create a new intake for the Corvette. With the bigger TB - I wanted to remove all restrictions that the Edelbrock setup created. So I started with a 4.5" bend from Vibrant - and went from there creating a new intake. For more info please checkout the video below: In the second video - we take our intake pipe up to Mass Acceleration Motorsports to get the LS7 style MAF sensor bung welded - as well as finalize the intake setup. For more info please checkout the video below: |
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I am STILL trying to figure out the system - you will see those updates in a short while. |
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