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Old 01-06-2008, 06:39 PM
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procharger idea sounds really cool I will be interested to see how well it works.

I agree, will be nice, and that is something thats cool. Wonder if they just used a left mount one or if had one built. If you had one built then you may want to go ahead and get a few extra parts so downthe road you are not scratching your head...
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Old 01-06-2008, 07:32 PM
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It's actually pretty similar to the way many NMCA type street-legal drag cars work, plumbing the forced air charge back into the icewater filled intercooler in the pass seat or trunk, then back through the cowl into the TB.

As for "having one made", I'm pretty sure it's all in-house at this point...
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Old 01-06-2008, 07:53 PM
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Can I suggest you guys get a light put on you camera. cause the video is real dark
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Old 01-06-2008, 07:56 PM
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It's actually pretty similar to the way many NMCA type street-legal drag cars work, plumbing the forced air charge back into the icewater filled intercooler in the pass seat or trunk, then back through the cowl into the TB.

As for "having one made", I'm pretty sure it's all in-house at this point...

is this set up intercooled? I have seen the plumbing come throught firewall but never the throttle body mounted near the charger.....
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Old 01-06-2008, 08:09 PM
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Can I suggest you guys get a light put on you camera. cause the video is real dark
That one compressed really dark... we're going to post another version that will look brighter.

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is this set up intercooled? I have seen the plumbing come throught firewall but never the throttle body mounted near the charger.....
I don't think this car is, but the design is similar to the intercooled race cars, by running the compressed charged back to the cabin and then forward.
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We just posted a re compressed version that is much brighter.
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Thanks Kev for the video - really enjoyed it ! And thanks for all the hard work of going around and getting all the interviews, meeting people and shooting the footage/editing you share with us - that sounds like a blast !!

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Thumbs up Outrageous...

Troy seems like a real,down-to-earth car guy too...wow,very impressed!
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Killer car and really enjoy your V8TV features
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