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rob620

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Hello! Right im currently in the mits of converting a 1275 a plus engine into a low boost turbo motor using the gt17 turbo. I woulx like to run around 10psi if not a little more if possible on standard 21268 pistons, as funds are tight id like to use a standard dizzy at the moment till I can afford megajolt setup, ive heard people talk about locking the dizzy at 24-25degrees? Can anyone please explain how I do this? :) ive also thought of using a metro turbo dizzy, would this be a simple change of the dizzy and fine on my set up? Thanks!


steve w

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I can't help but have a feeling that I've read this before?

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Joe C

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anyway,

I wouldnt lock it, trying to start an engine on 20 od degree's is probably going to be a PITA,

On 28th Aug, 2011 Kean said:
At the risk of being sigged...

Joe, do you have a photo of your tool?



http://www.turbominis.co.uk/forums/index.p...9064&lastpost=1

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rob620

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Ok thanks joe :) Il leave that idea for now then, ive been offered a meteo turbo dizzy aswell, will this work ok with the gt17?
heres a picture of it


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Joe C

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Carlos Fandango

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the std metty one will get you up and running, wont be optimum, but shouldnt be a million miles out.

On 28th Aug, 2011 Kean said:
At the risk of being sigged...

Joe, do you have a photo of your tool?



http://www.turbominis.co.uk/forums/index.p...9064&lastpost=1

https://joe1977.imgbb.com/



rob620

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Ok cheers joe. Great help *happy*


bertgrisel

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hi joe

what do you mean by going to be a pita ?


On 9th Aug, 2014 Joe C said:
anyway,

I wouldnt lock it, trying to start an engine on 20 od degree's is probably going to be a PITA,


matty

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If you try to start an engine with too much advance it tends to kick. Your best bet is to look for a metro turbo dizzy, or just use a standard one to get you running, and back the timing off a little.

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rob620

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Hi matty. Really am impressed with your manifolds for the gt17 turbos. Ive been stripping the manifolds off my 998 ready to get the engine out and while they where off I had abit of a play with getting the gt17 down the back of the engine and possible manifold designs.... all i can say isI dont know how you have done it! Its so tight down there!


Jonny_A

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Just jumping in on this. I am considering fitting a Supercharger and am looking at what is needed. Have been advised to get a mappable ignition but make sure it is one with a trigger wheel. This is going to push the cost way up. I have a Metro electronic distributor so what are my options?


Jonny_A

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Just realised this thread is 7 years old, I’ll start a new one.

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