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Damn dude I wanna see this thing in person and have a ride before I leave in november.

http://www.weather.com/weather/weekend/23663 30% chance for rain better cancel

Rofl 800hp Looks like a 2jz ge motor with 7mgte electronics

knock sensor

The first one you posted is junk. A return system would be best.

I think you bought a shell for a R/C car which typically come clear like that so they can be painted. Its not a model.

Update: Well I am having issues trying to read the VR sensor on the Holset. So I ordered a LM1815N to hopefully read the signal and convert it to a TTL output. That is the circuit I am going to try to use to read the signal with. And a pic of the bread boards!

Yeah really cool until you have a shell out............

Thats the only one I could find so far also. I just need to be able to figure out the max flow at what rpm. Also just bought a junk HE351VE for prototype purposes. SCORE! Looks about 920 CFM so 920 x .069 = 63.48 lbs/min at about 100,000 to 110,000 rpm. Looks like a good map to me...

Yes that will be incorporated in this design........... I have 90% of the parts I need to really get this controller going. First the controller will work directly off shaft RPM using the built in VR sensor. I will be using a Atmel ATMega644 40-pin 8-bit microcontroller so this will be a...

I do remember a couple of plugs on the back side of the block that do get removed for cleaning but people forget to install that may cause your oil/coolant issues.

No Yorktown beach

That is what I was going to say it was a beautiful day and was great for my sister in-law's wedding. It didn't rain till about 11pm last night. If the weather says less then 40% chance here for rain 95% of the time its not going to rain.

I won't be coming then if it is on the 12th Going to be painting my car at that time.

Yes my Holset HE351VE is a VGT turbo currently using a actuator to control the vanes which is all right. As of now I am working on a stepper motor control using an Atmel ATmega644 8-bit microcontroller to control the vanes.

Nice man you know you could stick a 36-1 trigger wheel on your crank pulley and keep the cam position just incase you ever go to sequintial. I'm pretty sure that 12 tooth wheel just won't give the resolution needed specially if you are doing the 6 VB291's for coil on plug there. I may be wrong...

Well if you were going to go R12 in the first place then why even waste our time?

A simple micro controller and some VR speed sensors would easily control the electric motors.

Yeah the GPIO output board is a bit to much for a simple transmission controller. The CPU alone on the GPIO board costs 80 dollars where Kai can build the transmission controller for less then 30 dollars.

I found out that a mechanical fan is the way to go for maximum cooling. If anything run two smaller 10in high flow fans to get as much surface coverage on the radiator over a single fan. This is what I use on my 1uz swapped 1988 toyota pickup and it keeps the engine well cooled. They are noisy...