Hot Rod Lincoln :2012 Bonneville ..................

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Quote from: dieselgeek on August 22, 2012, 05:16:58 PM
Jon, it was great meeting you on the salt!!!  congrats on your speeds!  (we were the guys in the orange Charger)

See you next year,
-Scott

that Charger? ......  that is one bad-ass car. I wish that I had taken a few pictures of it. I didn't ever think I'd see a car that the craftsmanship would equal that of Blowfish. I was impressed.

Hope to see you next year.

Jon

Hot Rod Lincoln

Time to start working on the Project for this year. We've met with the engine builder about the turbo engine, getting together once again next week. Trying to do our best to avoid the last minute chaos of last year.

Oh this little something showed up before Christmas:



Hoping to get one that reads better than 210 this year .......  

Lots of things to do ......


Duck-Stew

Cool build and congrats on the class record!

Hope to see the Hot-Rod Lincoln on the salt in August...  :cheers:
Team UnorthoDUX

Hot Rod Lincoln

Quote from: Duck-Stew on March 01, 2013, 06:44:20 AM
Cool build and congrats on the class record!

Hope to see the Hot-Rod Lincoln on the salt in August...  :cheers:

We should be there. This year will be working on the  F/BGC combo.  We plan on taking the N/A engine to do an engine swap just incase something doesn't work out with the turbo deal or we get bored and decided to bump the other record.

My brother and I are playing with the thought of putting a 5 speed G-Force tranny in the Mustang just for the hell of it.  It will make it a lot more fun to drive and a bit faster too. ( that should be fun.... it got loose on me last year at 192 ( GPS speed) and ended up running 188 in the lights. We both want to see a 190+ time slip for the stock block 302  8-)

Hot Rod Lincoln

#65
which direction are you supposed to mount these things ?







38 lbs of Garrett 4294 the things a beast, it's 1/3 the size of the block



Well this is going to get interesting ............. lots of new fab work to get done.

Crackerman

Thats a gta 4294, depending on the boost you want to run, be mindful of shaft play. They loosen up way faster than the full shaft seperate nut gt4294. The cheapest alternative is to put a new chra in berore the housings are destroyed. It will still run and drive and make boost as is, just not last as long. The folks at majestic turbo helped my brother out on his, and it was just starting to touch the housings after 6 months run time with good oil.

Hot Rod Lincoln


Hot Rod Lincoln

#68
mock up is about done.... time to bolt this stuff onto the turbo engine next week and see what it does:










Podunk

Sent PM. Still interested in those 15x4 aluminum spacer saver wheels.

Terry

Hot Rod Lincoln

#70
Back to working on the project... the new bullet came off the dyno doing pretty well a few months back:






Now we have to get it all to fit in the car.
(7355)

Rex Schimmer

OK HRL,
You have shown us the dyno pics now we want the numbers! How much HP, boost and rpm????

Were did you dyno the motor?

Rex
Rex

Not much matters and the rest doesn't matter at all.

Hot Rod Lincoln

#72
mid 800's, 20lbs boost, running fat with lots of timing pulled out.  didn't even lean on it.

for an example... second pull was 821hp at 8,000 with 18 psi. really fat and very little timing

after engine gets  in car it will go to Westech chassis dyno for fine tuning. it can make 1,000 at 8,500 rather effortlessly .....just a matter of turning a knob and a few key strokes

dyno is at engine builders ... Bruce Nogrady.
7439

tauruck

HRL, you don't post often but when you do its interesting.

Thanks man. :cheers:

Hot Rod Lincoln

might have a few more things to post in the next 70 days or so:

Picture from 2012


220  here we come   :-D