turbo monte is now a drug addict :)
#11
01-11-2014, 08:48 PM
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Utah
Posts: 4,903
John:
I highly recommend you get into a treatment Center "ASAP" followed by a strong 12 step program... be sure to get a sponsor and go to meetings! 1 day at a time my friend.
Your definitely addicted bro!
Looks like some great mods/additions.... Besure to keep us posted!
I highly recommend you get into a treatment Center "ASAP" followed by a strong 12 step program... be sure to get a sponsor and go to meetings! 1 day at a time my friend.
Your definitely addicted bro!
Looks like some great mods/additions.... Besure to keep us posted!
#12
01-11-2014, 10:46 PM
You sucker John, your just not letting up! ROFL, very nice new parts for Turbo Monte. I can see the addiction you speak of. Those are definitely some bad azz manifolds for sure. What is the flange coming up from one of the manifolds, wastegate?
See you did do the water methanol, smart move when your going to where your going with the power. I like!! CoolingMist is the brand I run too, they are just so state of the art. Wise choice, wish I had the newer version like you have you dog!
Best of luck in getting your Monte back together, if any one can do it I don't doubt you can, going to be an awesome build
Matt ended up fabricating a brace for the tranny filter as with the pan extension on Sam's Monte it would pop out of the tube insert point and would lose line pressure or something like that. So with Sam's and mine he fabricated a brace using existing holes inside the pan to keep the filter in it's place under extreme levels power.
NICE!!! Very nice!!!
See you did do the water methanol, smart move when your going to where your going with the power. I like!! CoolingMist is the brand I run too, they are just so state of the art. Wise choice, wish I had the newer version like you have you dog!
Best of luck in getting your Monte back together, if any one can do it I don't doubt you can, going to be an awesome build
Matt ended up fabricating a brace for the tranny filter as with the pan extension on Sam's Monte it would pop out of the tube insert point and would lose line pressure or something like that. So with Sam's and mine he fabricated a brace using existing holes inside the pan to keep the filter in it's place under extreme levels power.
NICE!!! Very nice!!!
i will be looking at the filter and if i need to make a brace i will do that. thanks for the heads up!
thanks man
John:
I highly recommend you get into a treatment Center "ASAP" followed by a strong 12 step program... be sure to get a sponsor and go to meetings! 1 day at a time my friend.
Your definitely addicted bro!
Looks like some great mods/additions.... Besure to keep us posted!
I highly recommend you get into a treatment Center "ASAP" followed by a strong 12 step program... be sure to get a sponsor and go to meetings! 1 day at a time my friend.
Your definitely addicted bro!
Looks like some great mods/additions.... Besure to keep us posted!
dave i took your advice and contacted a treatment center but they said i am to far gone and there is nothing they can do for me.....
#13
01-12-2014, 08:48 AM
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Utah
Posts: 4,903
I believe if I understood Matt correctly, the additional clearance from the pan that your new pan extension gives the filter housing, permits it to flex enough from extreme fluid pressures to actually pop the filter neck out of it's insertion point. Thus resulting in a loss in fluid pressure. I believe he said he told Kevin about this issue too, who found the information interesting and liked Matt's solution. Maybe you can bounce this off of him for clarification.
Your going to have an awesome build John, Best of luck, sometimes only quality parts will suffice...
Your going to have an awesome build John, Best of luck, sometimes only quality parts will suffice...
#16
01-12-2014, 09:06 PM
May I highly recommend the school of hard knocks Treatment ctr...
They definitely got what you need and the perfect program for you.
I went there...
Look how I turned out!
I'M CURED!!!!!
#17
01-12-2014, 09:12 PM
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Utah
Posts: 4,903
So therefore I think you have relapsed and are in denial... Ha ha ha
John is the Scarface on the MCF, big bucks lavished on his Turbo Monte's habit of always needing a fix in the way of more and more parts. It's Frankencarlo...
#18
01-12-2014, 09:28 PM
Ha ha there Dave, the school of hard knocks isn't good for anything except a good ol fashioned butt kicking. No rehab there, makes one want to turn to a stiff drink every night.
So therefore I think you have relapsed and are in denial... Ha ha ha
John is the Scarface on the MCF, big bucks lavished on his Turbo Monte's habit of always needing a fix in the way of more and more parts. It's Frankencarlo...
So therefore I think you have relapsed and are in denial... Ha ha ha
John is the Scarface on the MCF, big bucks lavished on his Turbo Monte's habit of always needing a fix in the way of more and more parts. It's Frankencarlo...
Hmm Frankencarlo.. I like that..
I think more like
Montegedden!
#19
01-12-2014, 09:40 PM
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Utah
Posts: 4,903
Ha, hey thats my Monte's moniker, it's going to be Turbo Monte's Montegedden when it's meets my Monte, right John!
But I like the way your thinking there Dave. Your having to much fun here on the forum bro, time for a drug test.
But I like the way your thinking there Dave. Your having to much fun here on the forum bro, time for a drug test.
#20
01-12-2014, 09:47 PM
dave and greg you guys crack me up hahahaha