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Old 06-28-2007, 10:59 PM
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right but it would be cool and judges would like it
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Old 06-29-2007, 12:11 AM
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Well let me try!!!!

fuel rail
intake manifold
drive shaft
turbo cams and sprokers
balance shaft removal kit
bigger TB
rear air diffuser like the ones that came for the EVO's

Did I miss something??
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Old 06-29-2007, 12:14 AM
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well since the title of the thread says productS...it looks like the majority says...
FMIC for s/c
Intake manifold
cams

all would be very nice Dezod...do your thing!!
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Old 06-29-2007, 12:34 AM
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fuel rail
intake manifold
turbo cams
bigger TB

and some 600whp axles
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drive shafts and equal length long tube intake man..
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Intake manifold would be bad a$$ as well as cams.
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Old 06-29-2007, 01:28 AM
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I think a liquid cooled Intake manifold would be the best option works with t/c and s/c, plus it's space efficent and totaly stealth. It also would make custom turbo set ups easier (less piping to make). The most important part is that it would flow much better than the oem im.
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intake manifold and cams
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Old 06-29-2007, 03:16 AM
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Ok. Let me inform the populous that the following are already in the works, or are on the block.

Intake mani
Fuel Rail
Cams
More cost effective rods
EL turbo manifold
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Old 06-29-2007, 04:29 AM
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in that case FMIC for the s/c FTW!!
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Old 06-29-2007, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Ok. Let me inform the populous that the following are already in the works, or are on the block.

Intake mani
Fuel Rail
Cams
More cost effective rods
EL turbo manifold
Haha there ya go! Paul you stole our thunder playa!

We have already been working on the intake manifold. I've been experimenting with different fuel rails. The cams are in the works. The new rods are being tested on my car, and the EL turbo manifold is going to be quite nice when it's done!

I'll start looking into the tranny upgrades, cooling, and fuel systems for sure. I have some ideas.


In regards to AWD, I've been trying to figure out a reasonable setup and it's pretty taxing. I'll keep shut on that one though.
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Old 06-29-2007, 05:23 AM
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Oh yes...

Super-charger products demand is definately an eye opener. I'll start figuring out some nice mods for you guys. I know a lot have done the BOV, and NST is bar-none the leader for the S/C pulleys. We'll look into fuel, cooling, and piping.
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Once you guys create a FMIC for the s/c...and once i get the s/c (hopefully very soon), you will have a new loyal customer
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dezod is the s***!!!

keep up the great work!
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Old 06-29-2007, 06:34 AM
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In regards to AWD, I've been trying to figure out a reasonable setup and it's pretty taxing. I'll keep shut on that one though.
So Can you shine some light on what the numbers/ parts look like?

318_tC wrote:
Brett wrote:
drive shafts Come Here

Yes another option besides The Drive Shaft Shop would be great

the i's have it
It would be nice to have these made..... the 1000 dollar price tag is hard on the wallet lol
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+1 s/c products
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Old 06-29-2007, 11:23 AM
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I didn't read all the post but I think you guys should try making a 3" exhasut again. I know you said you tried before but were concern about buring the oil in the pan.
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Originally Posted by RSracer
I didn't read all the post but I think you guys should try making a 3" exhasut again. I know you said you tried before but were concern about buring the oil in the pan.
While that would be good, there's already a couple out now and not hard to get custom made. I'd rather see them spend the time to get products made that are hard to get custom or not made yet.
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Definitely...if possible helical or straight cut gears. I know some of these guys are pushing some decent numbers especially the ones going for 500hp plus and could use them.

Just curious if anyone does make em' for our gearbox's yet. I dunno that's prolly a more specialized product considering most aren't reaching those numbers. But none the less had to put it out there. Great job on asking the forums guys, I always like how you do that.

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I want to see an upgraded manual tranny for us drag racers
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