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My 21 Daytona Makeover

Originally Posted by ap67et10

This thing is looking really nice. What size injectors are you running? what kind of power are you expecting? what kind of throttle body is that? I'm in the process of putting together a 502 inch procharged efi deal also, so i'm curious as to what you are running. One other thing i noticed was.. and am sure you thought of, but do you have enough clearance with that pulley setup between your interior? it looks like you added a good 4-5 inches on the front of that thing?

once again its looking very sweet!

AP

Thanks, the manifold and throttle body are Cutler/Hirel setup
(I was told that they sold out to Holley) the throttle body is a 1000CFM
and the manifold looks like a team G to me. I'm running a set of FAST
95LBS injectors, a little on the big side but should be fine,
looking for 850HP @ 8PSI boost,but I'm going to keep it under 6100RPM so we'll see.
As far as the pulley, this setup was designed for a Mecury HP 500 engine
and the instructions shows that the pulley is 2.5" longer than stock.
on my application I did a setback on my pump which added 3.5". My rough
measurements shows about 4" clearance to the center pod dam.
I'm also building a different procharger mount which will put it just outside
of the driver side exhaust manifold, I'm trying to keep it all below the valve cover level (almost done) so I should have some pics of it by the weekend.

Paul

I have the Procharger brackets built and installed to check alignment. I used the original front plate but made a bracket that bolts to the head and moves the blower head unit from over the valve cover to left of the exhaust manifold. this will place it below the back of the rear seat and out of the way when I install an engine cover.


now its time to clean up the pieces of the bracket and polish them

Originally Posted by Outlaw

I have the Procharger brackets built and installed to check alignment. I used the original front plate but made a bracket that bolts to the head and moves the blower head unit from over the valve cover to left of the exhaust manifold. this will place it below the back of the rear seat and out of the way when I install an engine cover.


now its time to clean up the pieces of the bracket and polish them

Nice!! are you sure you want to put that under cover??? Looks killer Paul.

Originally Posted by newmexico

Wow!! Is all a man can say! You definately live in the wrong part of the world doing the wrong thing for a job!

Thanks Carlos,
Do you need a gardener/handy man ?

couple more pics, mocking up the exhaust and motorplate/starter.

details, man it takes time for all the details....
couple more pics

Originally Posted by hotbo

well Paul what gives,how much more do you likejob well done very well done so far.

TTT
been doing some small projects, wire looms and brackets. mainly going to my daughters volleyball games and my sons football games.
but going to hit it hard starting this weekend.

Oil pan is at Stef's getting a couple extra bungs welded in and a new pickup on my pump.

Great job. I like the way you laid out your dash. Very clean looking.