Author Topic: 1 last project b4 I Quit . . 540" Twin Turbo Boss 9 for a daily pickup  (Read 22190 times)

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TimeWarpF100

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Still have My 482 '66 Pickup & numerous other FE's but thought it would be fun to build a real sleeper before I hang up the tools for good.

Would like to have had it a FE but for the HP level I wanted it was just not going to work. Mostly a parts avail issue and the bore stroke combo I was looking for.

Doing a Twin Turbo Boss 429 that will hopefully handle 3000 hp. Initially it will not be near that but the parts will be there . .

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Starting from Bottom up:

Had a custom Stef's pan built to fit the Aluminum Block/large main caps and of course the pickup truck chassis. Hope I measured correctly. Note the Turbo oil return fittings on pan.







Of course one of the if not the best cranks avail. This one a Billet from Sonny Bryant with a 4.25 Stroke.



Connecting rods by Carrillo





Custom Hard coated Turbo Pistons from Diamond










I am off my "rocker"



And of course one has to start off with the proper block!



Exciting stuff for me at least. If interest will update MY "Final Build"


« Last Edit: June 27, 2017, 06:44:08 PM by TimeWarpF100 »

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Wow..... :o
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Anything that's this good apart is gonna be awesome together.  And into a pickup too- Nice 8)
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some how I missed all the Cylinder Head shots ??? ...lol ... love B9's !!

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The pan and crank looks to be real high quality parts



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 Is your place of employment hiring??? I think I need a new job.


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Is that an Eliminator block, or a Ford Motorsport?

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some how I missed all the Cylinder Head shots ??? ...lol ... love B9's !!

Heads are being machined now. Pics soon!

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Is that an Eliminator block, or a Ford Motorsport?

C & C Motorsports 10.320 block. The Eliminator Sportsman is only good for 1100 hp, HP Billet good for 1400hp, Eliminator Ultra is only good for 2000hp. And the premier 2500+ They are all for 17 bolt heads. A lot of details to work out yet but wanted all good stuff to start with in case decide to "turn it up" .  One still never knows what may happen but at least a bit of insurance.
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Is your place of employment hiring??? I think I need a new job.


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As long as you want to take average of what I have made for past 12 months that's good. Be here at 4:45 am in the morning to go over what you will be doing for the day. Any job you are given that you cannot handle $$ will be deducted accordingly.
« Last Edit: June 27, 2017, 06:38:53 PM by TimeWarpF100 »

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What....no 3 stage nitrous system? ;)

Almost seems a shame to hide those parts inside an engine. Stefs does some nice work!
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Very, very cool.  Are you planning to put the turbos under the hood, or out back somewhere?
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What....no 3 stage nitrous system? ;)

Almost seems a shame to hide those parts inside an engine. Stefs does some nice work!

13 stages of nitrous with your finger on the buttons . . How many stages will you dare use in a old pickup? LOL ;D :o ::)

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Very, very cool.  Are you planning to put the turbos under the hood, or out back somewhere?

Hoping to fit it all under the hood. Its been a waiting game. I wanted the block & heads first so I could start building the headers and turbo mounting. Getting it fit in truck.

Its been one of those wait wait wait games. 6 Months since payment and parts are finally starting to show up. Heads I am told are getting machined now.

At the mercy of parts vendor's now.  Supposed to be end of march early april at the latest. But we all know how that goes!