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Old Feb 26, 2012, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by TigOLDBiTTies
badass! i cant wait to get one.


quick question thats a little off topic, your oil drain plug has a line running off of it. is that your oil feed for the turbo? if so that location looks a hell of alot easier to use then the way FP's oil line is run and you wouldnt have to use a TORCH to heat it up...
That's the oil temperature sensor for the OEM oil temp gauge. There's not enough pressure in the pan to feed a turbo.
Old Feb 26, 2012, 01:05 PM
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thanks! im a noob to turbo'd cars
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I really like this design of Chad's. I am not one to get excited about O2 housings and dumps, in general. I never have wanted a dump for my car. Not because I couldn't put up with the noise. I have had an open remote gate on other cars before...so I ain't gun shy. It's just that I never saw a dump, tubular O2, merged DP, etc., or otherwise, that I liked. Well, maybe Ernie's dump, but that's about it.

That being said, I really like Chad's merged O2. It looks so khool. Gotta have one. It's the first design that I ever liked. That's all. Good work!

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Old Feb 26, 2012, 10:26 PM
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This piece is awesome. Chad accomplished exactly what he wanted with this O2. Solid boost control, picked up a little power, and feels like it picked up a little response.
I agree with Chad's initial impression from our conversation when I picked up the car, there is a small increase in response that kinda feels like switching to a lightweight flywheel. The motor feels a little more responsive. It is def noticeable but a different feeling increase in response than what it picked up from going to the ball bearing BBK-B.
I feel this O2 combined with the BB BBK-B is a great setup and compliment eachother well. There was a lot of work that goes into making one of these and it ain't cheap, but it is a very well designed and beautifully made piece.

Thanks Chad, and Brent (you outdid yourself with this one), and Mark too!
Old Feb 27, 2012, 05:41 PM
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Looking forward to having this in hand Chad, thanks again.
Are you going to be able to do back to back testing?
Old Feb 27, 2012, 05:46 PM
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i can't wait for vids and dyno
Old Feb 27, 2012, 07:13 PM
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Are you going to be able to do back to back testing?
I would like to say yes, but it's for later cbrd upgrades. So a back to back with current turbo would be not apples to apples.
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I built one for my car last year. Fully divided using the JMfab flange. Didn't make as big of a difference as I thought it was going to make but I was on a stock turbo. I think it will really shine on a Red or Black.

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Originally Posted by Bean4G63
I built one for my car last year. Fully divided using the JMfab flange.....
That's nice looking. Good work! I'd like to see a pic from the flip side of the flange if possible looking inside the housing
Old Feb 27, 2012, 07:59 PM
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Nice product you have there. V-band is where it's at!

No problems with creep here ever. Running multiple O2 housings. Even with my current hood dump.
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Originally Posted by sparky
That's nice looking. Good work! I'd like to see a pic from the flip side of the flange if possible looking inside the housing

I don't have a pic of the inside. I'm interested to see the results that CBRD gets from the testing on the larger turbos. Fully divided and a nice transition which theirs has should work well on the bigger turbos.
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Originally Posted by Bean4G63
I built one for my car last year. Fully divided using the JMfab flange. Didn't make as big of a difference as I thought it was going to make but I was on a stock turbo. I think it will really shine on a Red or Black.

still got the piece bean? i'd possibly be interested in it buddy!
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Mr Chad,

Job well done!!! I am impressed with the quality of work and finish...

Carlos
Old Feb 28, 2012, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by 4g63evoeight
still got the piece bean? i'd possibly be interested in it buddy!
Yeah I still have it. Been on my car since last year. Unfortunately its not for sale.
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as mentioned-

most of our design goals centered around the actual angle of the WG tube side and using an appropriate angle to allow the WG gases to exit---

from there is was being properly divided-

ours has a very shallow exit from the flange on both the turbine and WG-

we have had creep issues with quite a few of the o2 housing dumps on various turbo configurations- making it difficult for people to run low boost when they wanted too

3 of these on order already-

thanks everyone-

cb


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