the white car project | update 6.3.2012
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rweatherford
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That is basically the same gearing as the W-41 cars. They may have had a 3.5 1st gear.
The 3.77 will result in easy tire spin in first gear. The .80 will allow full top speed runs in 5th gear.
The 3.77 will result in easy tire spin in first gear. The .80 will allow full top speed runs in 5th gear.
Rex Weatherford
92 Beretta GTZ Quad4 Turbo / 5-speed (sold)
Best 1/4 ET =  13.523 @ 105.16 mph
07 Mazda 5 Black on Black (it's slow)
92 Beretta GTZ Quad4 Turbo / 5-speed (sold)
Best 1/4 ET =  13.523 @ 105.16 mph
07 Mazda 5 Black on Black (it's slow)
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Yeah, pretty close...I think the W41 cars had a 3.50 first (as you said), a 2.05 2nd, and a .81 5th.
-Jeff P.
Black '88 Beretta GT
Spice Red '06 GTO
Previously Owned:
'89 GT, '91 GT, '92 GTZ (12.95@105 mph), '01 Bonneville SSEi
Black '88 Beretta GT
Spice Red '06 GTO
Previously Owned:
'89 GT, '91 GT, '92 GTZ (12.95@105 mph), '01 Bonneville SSEi
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LSD will take care of that tire spin...
Just a small update now, there is Many things going on behind the scenes but
you will see those later.
While waiting for that, you can look at these:
I found these for free.. i think i'm going to use em on my exhaust pipe, only needs the 3" electric cutout welded there.
And because handling mods are close to my hearth,
(Power is NOTHING without control)
A lot of stronger lower subframe brace was done, it's from 1" pipe or somehing,
still needs some paint as you can see. The GM one (lower on the pic) goes to my Base.
Just a small update now, there is Many things going on behind the scenes but
you will see those later.
While waiting for that, you can look at these:
I found these for free.. i think i'm going to use em on my exhaust pipe, only needs the 3" electric cutout welded there.
And because handling mods are close to my hearth,
(Power is NOTHING without control)
A lot of stronger lower subframe brace was done, it's from 1" pipe or somehing,
still needs some paint as you can see. The GM one (lower on the pic) goes to my Base.
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
GTZ project updates
Some of the random goodies arrived\done lately.
- DIY lower subframe brace now painted
- Front Koni Sport inserts
- Custom GTZ decals (Thanks MRZ!)
- Lighted trunk open button (Thanks Rodville!)
- Team Green LSD insert
- New Mellings Oil Pump
- MRZ Aluminium flushmount with red GTZ logo
- Customized Sunbird shift arm now done
List of modification done to the shift arm alone:
- Cut it down a bit
- Make more room for fingers as you can see from the pic.
- Weld a bolt inside it that had 1/2" threads to connect the Hurst knob.
- I used rubber to hide the metal, but i allso need somekinda boot for it, still looking...
Getting the engine and tranny together will most likely happen after Bfest. I'm still waiting the pistons i ordered 2 months ago... huh.
Oh and as you can see, i gave up waiting the Bilsteins from Mantapart (been 18 months since i payed to them).. I think i need to make a visit there at my Bfest trip....
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
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I installed the LSD insert to new differential today.
Next updates after bfest trip.
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
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Finally got some parts i have been waiting quite long time
- Wiseso 11:1 forged pistons
- Eagle H-beam rods
- ARP studs for mains and head.
Sold by Karo from carcustoms.net
Bilsteins from Mantapart, had go there and collect them for my self.
These are unfinished, needs threads to machined.
Since i now have Koni's allso, i have to decide witch ones i will be
using on GTZ..
Time to put someting together now.
- Wiseso 11:1 forged pistons
- Eagle H-beam rods
- ARP studs for mains and head.
Sold by Karo from carcustoms.net
Bilsteins from Mantapart, had go there and collect them for my self.
These are unfinished, needs threads to machined.
Since i now have Koni's allso, i have to decide witch ones i will be
using on GTZ..
Time to put someting together now.
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
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Cliff8928
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Wow, you actually got the bilstiens! I'm sure they were surprised when you showed up to collect...
Cliff Scott
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wicked-irocz
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I wouldnt mine konis or stiens but shipping would be killer
94 Beretta Z26 57,4xx miles
3100, auto, crank windows, power locks/trunk, A/C,
To many mods to list
-intercooler
Among beretta boards
1st Turbo 4t60-e
1st Turbo 3100
1st Turbo Z26
1st 94+ Turbo
3100, auto, crank windows, power locks/trunk, A/C,
To many mods to list
-intercooler
Among beretta boards
1st Turbo 4t60-e
1st Turbo 3100
1st Turbo Z26
1st 94+ Turbo
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Been a while since i updated.. but there is LOT going on in the background.. here are some teasers for you...
Step one. (before)
Step two. (some work)
Step three.....
Step one. (before)
Step two. (some work)
Step three.....
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Cliff8928
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So i guess you're at least not using the case from the 4DFF transmission...
Cliff Scott
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Step 3, All new internals + Team Green there.
Step 4, To match the block.. and some paint chipping allready cause it hit something...
Moments before lifting it back to the frame...
more to come.
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
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Thanks, this is actually the first time i ever build engine from ground up and same for the transmission...
So this is all learning and doing, thats why i'm moving a lil slow.... Transmission was a big pain in the *** since it requires quite a lot of special tools i can't buy anywhere, so i had to do own tools for some things.
Anyhow, the engine still rotates and tranny shifts to all gears so i think it's going pretty well for first timer
So this is all learning and doing, thats why i'm moving a lil slow.... Transmission was a big pain in the *** since it requires quite a lot of special tools i can't buy anywhere, so i had to do own tools for some things.
Anyhow, the engine still rotates and tranny shifts to all gears so i think it's going pretty well for first timer
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004
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When i get it running it will most likely make so mutch noice that i can hear anything after that
I have plans ready and some parts for the exhaust.. but since i dont have a welder and i can't weld in my garage, i'l need to do the first testdrives with open header..
The car allready made the ex-cop from block away to walk to my fence and look angry, last time i runned it on idle.
And that was with stock header and cat, nothing after that
I have plans ready and some parts for the exhaust.. but since i dont have a welder and i can't weld in my garage, i'l need to do the first testdrives with open header..
The car allready made the ex-cop from block away to walk to my fence and look angry, last time i runned it on idle.
And that was with stock header and cat, nothing after that
I fill up for $130. Also Beretta owner since 2004