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Old 06-13-2005, 12:07 PM
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Did you see that airtool in my hands on the site?
I have HUGE hands...the only trick of it is that I have very thin fingers.
Pinky to thumb, hand spread wide...I can reach past the caps lock to enter key distance...

However yeah, for my dad, removing that rear cover would be impossible due to finger thickness. The bonus of the deal is, you may never have to remove the rear cover again.
thats bigger than mine...I can just barely touch the enter and caps lock at the same time.

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Old 06-13-2005, 12:13 PM
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thats bigger than mine...I can just barely touch the enter and caps lock at the same time.
I was blessed.
Comes in handy though...espically when doing engine mount nuts on aircooled VW Bugs
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Old 06-13-2005, 08:46 PM
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I was blessed.
Comes in handy though...espically when doing engine mount nuts on aircooled VW Bugs
You ave a good 1 inch reach over me...but thinner fingers...
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Old 06-13-2005, 09:26 PM
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GSXR, you have no idea how much I'd love to hear exactly what to do on a 603. This sort of thing makes me sad that I'll leave the car home when I go to college

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Old 06-16-2005, 06:33 PM
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Just to combat the other picture being incorrect regarind full load stop adjustment...
Please see my afore mentioned thread for continued discussion of this topic

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Old 07-12-2005, 04:59 AM
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Since this thread has not been about "Boost controllers" in many pages, I'll bring it back with my story.

I love my 3K turbo, fast spool, great low speed sound and compact. My only gripe with it was the MAJOR boost creep above 3500rpm. No matter the setting. Set it to max out at 13psi and I would only get 7psi with normal driving. Set it to get 13psi around town and I would get 18+psi on the highway. I was pissed, I'd have to use my old, slow Garrett because the 3K was too hard to settle on a setting.

Brainstorm, I used a $7 ebay ball and spring boost controller to gat more than 11psi with the garrett. Only problem was it gave me TOO much boost, even at it's lowest setting.

So I went to ACE hardware and got a "weaker" spring to use, put the controller in the 3K boost line, lowered the 3K wastegate spring tension and BAM! Stops dead on a 13psi nail. Now I can keep my favorite turbo and ditch the T3. (...and get this thread back in line! )

My guess is it allowed the wastegate valve to get more travel (Due to the tension adjusting screw not taking away valve travel.) and get better flow at high exhaust volume.
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Old 12-06-2005, 07:39 PM
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Hey forced induction do you have any specs or model numbers on that KKK turbo? I would really be interested in knowing how much if any bigger the wheels are than the garrett. I need a bigger turbo to go with my bigger pump. I really would like to have a nice 200rwhp in my om617 300d.
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Old 12-06-2005, 07:41 PM
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Hey forced induction do you have any specs or model numbers on that KKK turbo? I would really be interested in knowing how much if any bigger the wheels are than the garrett. I need a bigger turbo to go with my bigger pump. I really would like to have a nice 200rwhp in my om617 300d.
Have you actually modified (or had modified) a pump as of yet?

You need to consider the fact that just upping fuel and boost might get you in hot "water"...or exhaust gas if you will

Just a heads up...I presume you already know this but there is more to 200HP than just fuel and air additions (IE probably need for intercooling)
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Old 12-06-2005, 08:29 PM
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Hey forced induction do you have any specs or model numbers on that KKK turbo? I would really be interested in knowing how much if any bigger the wheels are than the garrett. I need a bigger turbo to go with my bigger pump. I really would like to have a nice 200rwhp in my om617 300d.
I think the KKK may be smaller...than the Garrett..it spools a litle faster but maxes out at a lower boost level.
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Old 12-06-2005, 08:45 PM
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I think the KKK may be smaller...than the Garrett..it spools a litle faster but maxes out at a lower boost level.
And if this is true, it means the KKK doesn't have as much room to give you extra air if you start adding in extra fuel and need it.

I have a garret and the main reason I like it is that I interchanged parts off of another one I have (off a ford?) and got myself a bigger compressor...higher volume of air when up in the RPM's matters when you are tweakin
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Old 12-06-2005, 08:56 PM
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And if this is true, it means the KKK doesn't have as much room to give you extra air if you start adding in extra fuel and need it.

I have a garret and the main reason I like it is that I interchanged parts off of another one I have (off a ford?) and got myself a bigger compressor...higher volume of air when up in the RPM's matters when you are tweakin
yeah..I would like to try a T-3/T-4 Hybrid....along with more accurate pump tweaks...
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Have you actually modified (or had modified) a pump as of yet?
KTA's got the full Myna job. Many 123 owners paid less for their car than he spent on the pump.
Details here:
http://www.***************/forum/showthread.php?t=596
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Old 12-06-2005, 10:02 PM
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KTA's got the full Myna job. Many 123 owners paid less for their car than he spent on the pump.
Details here:
http://www.***************/forum/showthread.php?t=596
cool....I don't spend enough time over there....I was missing that thread.


no way can I toss $2,500 into an IP....and expect wife to not got for the kitchen utensiles...but hopefully the opportunity to have that kind of extra money will present itself.
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Old 12-06-2005, 10:10 PM
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cool....I don't spend enough time over there....I was missing that thread.


no way can I toss $2,500 into an IP....and expect wife to not got for the kitchen utensiles...but hopefully the opportunity to have that kind of extra money will present itself.
Heh...2500...if I put that sort of cash into my car it would be perfect in every way...

Guess I will finally have someone to compete with! 'cept mine is on a college students budget...but a organic chemists brain
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Old 12-06-2005, 10:17 PM
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Heh...2500...if I put that sort of cash into my car it would be perfect in every way...

Guess I will finally have someone to compete with! 'cept mine is on a college students budget...but a organic chemists brain
my problem is #1 a mortgage...#2 trying to fund a 401K...and #3 I have a wife.....

all are obsticles to building the ultimate OM617 owered benz.

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