Inline Pro 5965B turbo build
Well this has been a while in the making but I'm finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
My car has been Comptech Supercharged, Greddy turbocharged and now will be Inline Pro turbocharged. Yes it has been a fun trip, but never quite fast enough.
Hopefully that will all change now.
Build list:
Stock bottom end
SCE ICS 2.032mm copper head gasket
Fully built head:
Ported, deburred, new valve guides, valve job etc...
Supertech stainless intake valves
Supertech inconel exhaust valves
Supertech dual valve springs and Ti retainers
Competition Clutch Stage 4 clutch with lightened (11.5 lbs) flywheel
AEM 1052U
AEM serial gauges (2)
Injector dynamics 1000cc injectors
Inline pro log kit
Precision 5965B turbo
Walbro pump
Greddy 70mm single exhaust
And lots of other little goodies that I'm too lazy to list.
Hoping for 450 to the wheels on 91 octane.
MANY MANY MANY THANKS TO DSDDCD!!! Hes done so much and helped me throughout the build with everything and anything. Thanks Scott!
And the pics....









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My car has been Comptech Supercharged, Greddy turbocharged and now will be Inline Pro turbocharged. Yes it has been a fun trip, but never quite fast enough.
Hopefully that will all change now.
Build list:
Stock bottom end
SCE ICS 2.032mm copper head gasket
Fully built head:
Ported, deburred, new valve guides, valve job etc...
Supertech stainless intake valves
Supertech inconel exhaust valves
Supertech dual valve springs and Ti retainers
Competition Clutch Stage 4 clutch with lightened (11.5 lbs) flywheel
AEM 1052U
AEM serial gauges (2)
Injector dynamics 1000cc injectors
Inline pro log kit
Precision 5965B turbo
Walbro pump
Greddy 70mm single exhaust
And lots of other little goodies that I'm too lazy to list.
Hoping for 450 to the wheels on 91 octane.
MANY MANY MANY THANKS TO DSDDCD!!! Hes done so much and helped me throughout the build with everything and anything. Thanks Scott!
And the pics....









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Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Aug 26 2009, 01:04 PM
Nice brother, where did you get that Turbo blanket and wrap?
1800 continuous heat resistant with a flash resistance of 2500 degrees.
















