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Shane Whalley
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2013
Im a parts chucker, fabricator, engine builder, suspension designer, and basically a one man show of garage built race cars. All DIY, with minimal tools in a two car garage. ....with a lift in it.
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Upgrading the Starting and Charging System
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Upgrading The Canton Racing Oil Cooler
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Lets Talk About Wastegates
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Follow me on Instagram at shanewhalley Buy Garrett Wategates and Blow Off Valves shop.garrettmotion.com/valves Easy way to check spring pressure. th-cam.com/video/8XTbvnoeahw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=eHzDaSfV6SB5BmcU
CAN YOU 3D SCAN TO PRINT, AND NO EXTRA STEPS? - Revopoint Pop2 test
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CAN YOU 3D SCAN TO PRINT, AND NO EXTRA STEPS? - Revopoint Pop2 test
Woodward 2022. The Only Entertaining Part.
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Woodward 2022. The Only Entertaining Part.
LS550 Gets Aligned And Corner Balanced.
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LS550 Gets Aligned And Corner Balanced.
Building The Cheapest 4” Aluminum Exhaust I Can.
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Building The Cheapest 4” Aluminum Exhaust I Can.
$25 Ebay HD Clamp? Are they even any good? Product Review.
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$25 Ebay HD Clamp? Are they even any good? Product Review.
Finally Bought A House With My Own Shop!
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Finally Bought A House With My Own Shop!
What Is A PDM? Should I Buy One? Are They Expensive?
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What Is A PDM? Should I Buy One? Are They Expensive?
The LS Swapped S550 Starts Up On The New Engine!
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The LS Swapped S550 Starts Up On The New Engine!
Well that's a decision made for me, been toying with the idea of buying a 3D printer for a while now 😂
The engine don’t need the fans blowing on it?
Can verify this does work really well. Holding 22psi after wrapping my turbo outlet and worked perfectly!
Neat idea! Thanks.
Should definitely make more driving content
Thanks for the informative video. Just what i was after
I wonder if ai will do this with rc some day 😢
Some class at Stanford built a self driving DeLorean that drifts a few years ago. Pretty cool and worth checking out.
why the red and blue, 😝😝
A HEEL YEAHHH
Will that 180° bend hurt anything?
Hell yeah we have some data
What kind of lines? BMRS lines?
Textile Reinforced High Temperature Hose, Blue: This high-quality hose is designed for use in applications where stainless braided hose is not required. It has a special textile braid reinforcement and a blue elastomer cover over a synthetic nitrile lining. The wide operating temperature of -40°C to 150°C (-40°F to 302°F) and 250 psi operating pressure rating (1,000 psi burst pressure) make this hose perfect for oil lines (not recommended for gasoline). (Many of our dry sump oil pans and pumps are designed to use the -12 / 3/4" ID size as the scavenge hose.) Besides being lower in cost than braided stainless hose, the special barbed hose ends are available in BSP threads as well as AN sizes.
Yup. BMRS lines and fittings.
Why cant you ceramic coat it? Sorry if that is a dumb question. I work on cars, but my builds are not "beautified" or painted.😅
I could. But I chopped and patched that kit up so many times that I forgot about. It kinda looks like crap without the header wrap on it, so I’m just going to build a new kit that looks good to ceramic coat.
Why don’t you help a fellow car guy make a 1971 gto drift😊
What's part number
If you bent the material with a proper bend radius then no need for annealing. For your 1/8" thick material a minimum bend radius of 1/4" is a good start.
Just to be sure I’m understanding you correctly. You’re suggesting that 6061 1/8” aluminum can be bent at a 1/4” radius without the need for annealing and won’t crack?
@LovelessRanch that would be a minimum. Better would be 3/8". You would have to do some testing and if you can make sure that your bend is across the grain of the material. If you have to bend parallel with the grain then definitely use the 3/8" radius.
haha wild, been watching you for like 10 years coz of the gto, now greaves is getting mentioned heaps who i used to drift with back then, on the other side of the planet haha.
Looks like that old wiring got hot, whatever that end was connected to was possibly causing the volt drop. Your other alternators might still be good
I swapped the alternator ,and battery first and it fixed the problem. I swapped the cable after just because it was time to swap it out and I had to redo most of it anyways when swapping out the kill switches. Most of that black on it is from gooey electrical tape holding on the wire loom. Nothing was really burnt or had any high resistance through it that I could find. It does look like what you’re saying in the video though, that’s for sure.
One of those bushing is torn on my differential, I was thinking of putting some Bmr differential bushings. Do I need to replace the stock one before putting the Bmr bushing ones on top?
It's hard to tell from the video, how close is the new cooler to the turbo hotside? If you still get heat issues, a heat shield shaped to guide air towards the cooler might help enough before making a full ducting system. Great build by the way 👍🏻
Heck YEAH Brother, Keep up the great work.
Great video!
Im bout to have my boy run one of these looks good long as its sealed runs a oring on piston design its a good one i personally use a obx 40mm competition 2 bov
Holy that’s fenomenal, my n54 sits at like 230-245F on regular day lol.
Update after using for a a few years. The O rings crumbled apart when I removed the clamp the other day. The one part I was questionable about failed. Good news is I replaced them with Vibrant ones and it’s all good. Side note, car still made boost even with no o rings in it. Turbo just had to work a little harder to make up for the boost leak.
Hey man I ordered some of these. Should the outer clamps be able to rotate when clamped together? I've never had vibrant units to compare
$3 huh? Strip of steel is more than $3, a C clamp is more than $3 and lets not get into a welder LOL. Can buy proper tools for this for less than $50. At some point your time needs to be considered. Seems like a cheap DIY when you have all this already, but the hour+ to fab all this is worth a proper pre-made <$50 proper tool. I like the ingenuity though. Take it one step further and weld a 3/8" socket on the end to use a impact and zip the spring plate down/up much faster. Time is money.
Buenazo
This budget build is still one of my favorites
Is it possible to remove some of the seam sealer inbetween the trunk and rear seats?
I have a 454 in a 85 montecarlo toped with a 750 holly doubble pumper carb running 6an braided lines and a 300gph fule pump in stock tank with a fule injection style 58psi fule reg. Before the engine that will reg. Down to it's lowest setting at 58psi. From there I run a holly fule reg. That regulates to 4.5 to 12psi. My problem is with both regulators in place I still get 58psi with both regulators screw cranked all the way out. I am wondering if I have a bad holly regulator. What's your thoughts on this? The holly fule reg. Said on the instructions that if running a hi psi pump to run 2 regulators as I did. Mind you, I paid 80bucks for the holly one off ebay and they go for 280 to 30p or more retail for a pro fule regulator. What are your thoughts on this??
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REPTAR! Nice to see you're doing so well.
really nice! What type/grade of 1.5inch hose are you using to go back to the radiator?
Great idea if your time has no value.
I was lookin for a review on one of these cuz im putting one in my 1j swapped supra also. Def found the right reviewer. #suprafam
A vehicle is a moving object. That's where the shrouding assist in front of the radiator. Your pusher fan does not "obstruct" the radiator more than a puller. Plus, the fan starts turning as you drive. If you "theoretically" find a marginal benefit puller vs pusher, then you face a bigger problem. I use pusher fans since 30 years on all my street cars which I build.
Keep it simple stupid
Sick video dude 😊
Dang I missed your videos!
I always thought gate size was more dependent on power being made not necessarily engine displacement. If you are flowing x amount of CFM for X amount of power then your gate needs to be able to flow enough of a percentage of that overall CFM to keep things in check , also in most cases your turbo back half can't flow enough cfm for the turbos rated power, so the excess CFM has to be provided by the gate. TLDR Gate size is better determined by flow demand not displacement. A 1.8l engine making 900hp will need more gate than a 5l engine making 500hp.
More volume than flow. A 2.0L engine turning 11k rpm at 40lbs of boost will need a larger gate than your standard 2.0L at 15lbs of boost since it’s moving more air. You can’t go just off power, because for large displacement engines that move a lot of exhaust without boost will need to have a larger gate to keep boost from spiking. There’s ways to go into technicalities for many different scenarios, I’m just trying to keep the video relatively short and simple.
Been a minute! I always love to talk about turbo components.
After 4 years I don't even know if you'll answer this but I'm running the 6.0 LS and is it necessary to keep the PCV valve hooked up or can I delete that by running a line to the catch can? This is my first LS build so I don't know if this PCV valve is necessary unless running a catch can. Thank you and yes these types of videos are awesome. Big Chief from the 405 is doing a lot of informational type videos and it helps us beginners out.
Delete it and run a vent to atmosphere style catch can
I have a RacePak Smartwire and either you are a genius or myself and the three people that I have hired separately are full tilt retarded, because no one can figure this out! Two people that I hired quit, and the other one said that the SW was defective LOL! And calling Holley is a total waste of effort! If you are interested in programming this, let me know! I'll wait! LOL
How did you end up getting the trans and everything to communicate with the bcm? I’ve got a 2015 and I’m doing 6.0/t56 and that’s where I’m at.
No BCM. Chassis is controlled through an aftermarket PDM, and the engine is on a Haltech standalone.
I should note that there is nothing of factory s550 electronically in the car.
I randomly had one single needle from what looked to be a needle bearing attached to my drain plug magnet yesterday when i drained the oil. Any chance that needle could be from my rockerarm needle bearing? I am scratching my head on this one....how could that have made it all the way down there without causing any catastrophic failures. ...??
I recently blew my 402 I'm thinking about a LS2. Any suggestions?
You think all the brand name companies have purchased a milling machine just to make clamps? They all get them manufactured in china and just get their logos laser etched onto them. All companies do it with products. It saves a heap of money on business overheads
Very nice, I like it. Do you think a setup like this would work on a car for endurance racing? Like for hobby drivers on a trackday where you drive for hours?
Looks like you had truck injectors. The kit had the right brackets if you were using the tall car style injectors.
can you weld in rivnuts? I've seen them in many european cars and 10, 20 years later the rivnuts have worked themselves loose.