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moonshiner
July 18, 2008
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Cool Wagon !!I have all the components to build a turbo pinto except for the intercooler. I am looking at building it for handling the curves !
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bigphil
March 27, 2008
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wow that brings back memories. I had a Pinto in high school
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97JDMCIVICT
January 03, 2008
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Ay Pete Happy to see it run can't wait to see it on the road good luck hope everything else goes gr8 good luck buddy......... good video two thumbs up!!!!!
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Glassman
January 01, 2008
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Thanks everyone.
I have about a months worth of work before its on the road. The tach isnt even hooked up yet. Bob Lee of 40bob.com made the centermount log header and gutted, shortened, rotated and deleted the EGR on the upper intake. The intercooler is from a Volvo car and cant be trusted over 20# of boost. A better intercooler that is about the same size yet flows better and can handle higher boost is a NPR truck or similar intercooler. Im keeping the VAM for now. I have thought of switching to a MAF. Good chance Ill do it or go blow through VAM. This engine is pretty much 88 TurboCoupe stock. Far from what the Hubers are
running in the stang.
Wagons are cool!
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LittleRedWagon68
January 01, 2008
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Dam fat finger's that's "tjcoyote59"
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LittleRedWagon68
January 01, 2008
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Like tucoyte59 said. Cool Wagon from another Wagon owner.
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tjcoyote59
December 31, 2007
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Pretty cool fellow wagon owner.
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427COBRASC
December 31, 2007
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Sweet 2.3L!
You cut and rewelded the intake 90 degrees. What intercooler are you running in front of that aluminum radiator?
I'm doing the same thing with a 2.5L and need to find a good intercooler.
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338803
December 31, 2007
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Pinto wagon, cool. I'd wonder if you gain more ditchin that POS air vane meter.
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jthompson
December 31, 2007
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it's alive!!!! (mad scientist laugh) is it built like john huber's turbo 4 cly 8 sec mustang? good job. looks good so far.
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The first start up and running of my turbo Pinto project.
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