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  • hinrichs
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    Seats look good

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  • LCG
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    Originally posted by phet_fresh View Post
    Have a nice DAY!!
    Well thanks to you, I now will have one...

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  • phet_fresh
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    Oh...very long to see you guys...
    Struggle to get life better with my career!! very busy..

    Are you remember my RECARO?
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    Oh yeah!!! I just finished make it be custom Recaro CAMO.... haha
    Yes, I had paint it digital camo to the rough fiber, every single pixel I paint it by marker.
    It's really need more time to finish this job and I have never experienced with camo paint before.

    Refer to the first I get these two seat, it's a genuine RECARO seat but I try to find the bad cushion for really cheap price.
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    Because I would to do my Recaro to custom just a shell. After remove the cushion it need to make a fiber more smooth.

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    I use abrasive and final it get more smooth skin but not totally smooth, that I want.

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    I start with the light color as I saw from youtube but it not easy like that because my seats had not a smooth skin so every layer of color the marker will damage.
    That mean I have to make the old marker of light color and darker color every times I paint the darker color.

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    And as I told you I had no experience with camo paint so I make it too many pixel at the fist seat..

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    The result of the first seat is not quite good but I think I can fix it... as well.

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    So that the second seat I just reduce a pixel and the result is better, I love it as well... haha

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    And I decide to repaint the fist seat to remove the pixel by paint the lastes color..

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    How much time to get here... it's not fun as you see in my photos
    after working long day and I have to do and fix and do and fix.. it very tough for me...

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    How ever this is just a half of this project so I won't give up and finally Ijust finish the camo Recaro seats as well

    For a belt I also find the best quality and not much expensive, these belt harness is Schroth but it's not for racing car. It may be for military vehicle.


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    In the same time I had make the bracket for the seats too.
    start with the basic method, drawing at the paper and cut and making in metal.

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    For the bending I have a custom blade that I make it for my job but not quite good. so I need to use many method with hammer to make it like this haha.. have not the photo..

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    bracket seats finished bending and next to the painting.

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    bracket it much easy to paint camo cause it had a smooth skin so I have more time to shoot more photo..

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    And finial I finished it by not too hard as seats.. the pattern of pixel it seem to ok now..

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    but it not finish yet!.. the cushion not be the waste .. I send to the local shop to cut the logo of RECARO move to bottom cushion.


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    And the result as these..

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    How is your opinion guys? .. Hope you love it..

    I will leave the photos for enjoy your coffee... Cheer!!!!
    hahaha...

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    Have a nice DAY!!
    Last edited by phet_fresh; 06-09-2018, 08:23 PM.

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  • bev0
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    Updates?

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  • 190Evan
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    It's very funny in that photo how they mounted the MAF in the only stack that has a notch made into it that can create turbulence LOL, I'm sure it will be fine but its pretty funny. Are you looking for peak performance in the high range of RPM's or would you rather just spit flames? With a regular set of just 8 injectors, at high RPM they will open in batch fire because pulse width modulating them at that speed is near impossible and inaccurate. With the correct injector size and tune, you could run a little rich in the high range and have an ignition cut as your rev-limiter. In this case when you hit rev-limiter the car wont ignite the fuel and will dump it into the exhaust, as you as you let off it will ignite it and you can get those flames you want haha. Guys have found plenty of ways to do it like running a basic anti-lag system where they just retard the sh*t out of timing on decel and it causes unburnt fuel to enter the exhaust which can then be ignited. Running AUX injectors for the sole purpose of flames at high RPM can cause more damage that anything as and Air/Fuel ratio to lean or rich can be detrimental. what kind of horsepower/torque numbers are you looking for? I can see if I can find an injector size that suits the build if I can get enough info. Also has any work been done to the cylinder heads or block?

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  • Fons
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    This build is amazing. So much fabrication porn, keep up the good work!

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  • phet_fresh
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    Originally posted by DILLONDILLONDILLON View Post
    That thing is looking sweet man , love it !
    thank you

    Originally posted by 190Evan View Post
    Another thing I'm curious about, what is the size of piping that MAF sensor was originally use for? if you decreased the diameter of piping (the velocity stack diameter lets say is 2 inches) It will read incoming air and do calculations for the stock intake pipe diameter (which may have been 3 inches) and tell the PCM that you are receiving more air than you are and will add the calculated amount of fuel accordingly, which will be rich as hell since you're actually only pulling a 2 inch pipe amount of air. This can all be calibrated in a standalone ECU by changing the MAF AD counts or MAF Hz depending on what type of sensor you are using. Basically you would get the car running on a base tune, dyno it and monitor your AFR's. Say it was running at 12:1 and you are looking for a 13:1 AFR, you would then change your MAF values accordingly to achieve a proper AFR and peak performance. If the MAF is a hotwire or film you will also want to run a set of filters because if any dirt or debris gets on the sensors probe it will contaminate it and give you skewed reading and potentially cause damage.
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    Thank you man, I get your point so I need to run standalone stead.
    I saw the pic at the top from speedsters site, that is the kinda of aftermarket MAF.right?
    What about dual injectors? If the ground signal from ECU apply to two injectors in the same time. I will open the IG+ to the aux injectors 8 units when the high rev.
    What is your opinion?
    I just want it shooting flame
    Sometimes can drive my daughter to school haha that it's.

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  • 190Evan
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    Another thing I'm curious about, what is the size of piping that MAF sensor was originally use for? if you decreased the diameter of piping (the velocity stack diameter lets say is 2 inches) It will read incoming air and do calculations for the stock intake pipe diameter (which may have been 3 inches) and tell the PCM that you are receiving more air than you are and will add the calculated amount of fuel accordingly, which will be rich as hell since you're actually only pulling a 2 inch pipe amount of air. This can all be calibrated in a standalone ECU by changing the MAF AD counts or MAF Hz depending on what type of sensor you are using. Basically you would get the car running on a base tune, dyno it and monitor your AFR's. Say it was running at 12:1 and you are looking for a 13:1 AFR, you would then change your MAF values accordingly to achieve a proper AFR and peak performance. If the MAF is a hotwire or film you will also want to run a set of filters because if any dirt or debris gets on the sensors probe it will contaminate it and give you skewed reading and potentially cause damage.

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  • DILLONDILLONDILLON
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    That thing is looking sweet man , love it !

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  • phet_fresh
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    Originally posted by 190Evan View Post
    Awesome progress, I'm not really sold on the idea of a mass air system though due to the fact that at any speed you are going to have insane amounts of turbulence in those stacks and it will skew your data. Speed density is a far more precise system when done right but doesn't allow as much wiggle room as a Mass air system. A mass air system would be ideal if you had some sort of restriction like a filter or even a mesh to ease the turbulence.
    Oh wow! Really appreciate! Any ideas any advices would be appropriate for me.
    I'm not a racer, not a engineer, I just love mechanic job.
    All knowledge I search from internet and the thread here.
    Btw. Your comment would let me get a good progress. Appreciate that_/|\_
    Last edited by phet_fresh; 08-23-2017, 09:47 AM.

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  • phet_fresh
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    Originally posted by I_Haz.:R32 View Post
    Possibly the most badass engine setup ever!!!
    Thank you 😊

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  • 190Evan
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    Awesome progress, I'm not really sold on the idea of a mass air system though due to the fact that at any speed you are going to have insane amounts of turbulence in those stacks and it will skew your data. Speed density is a far more precise system when done right but doesn't allow as much wiggle room as a Mass air system. A mass air system would be ideal if you had some sort of restriction like a filter or even a mesh to ease the turbulence.

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  • I_Haz.:R32
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    Possibly the most badass engine setup ever!!!

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  • phet_fresh
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    Ok,here is the set of BMW S85 V10 throttle.
    Hello Guys!!!!!

    As the previous my ITB set up I use the injectors hole for measure vacuum pressure in manifold by MAP sensor.
    It seem the engine can't go to the high rev so I decide change the MAP to the AFM.
    And making new stack to equal length.
    So the throttle will left the injectors hole as stock. That make me have a new idea to set the aux injectors.
    That's mean 1 cylinder have 2 injectors, one is from stock engine 3uz another one is from BMW.

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    The stock BMW rials have 2 banks one for 5 injectors so I need to cut it for 4 injectors per bank, and the inlet welding 2/8 straight at the end of rails.

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    At top pic was finish cut&weld the rails v8

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    Next to the air stack, at one I weld the support for air-flow meter.

    And make it all equal length.
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    For the wiring I bought the Bosch EV6 connector and wire up.

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    haha that me wiring , thank to my wife for the shot.

    I had test the AFM first and compare with MAP, I still prefer the MAP more.

    As these video was MAP sensor.





    But the definitely the equal length air stack is much better.

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    hope you guys enjoy!
    Last edited by phet_fresh; 08-23-2017, 07:22 AM.

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  • phet_fresh
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    Originally posted by PUNKMETHOD View Post
    Hands down one of the best build threads I've ever seen, especially having followed it from it's start. You're crazy dude.
    Originally posted by mrmomoz View Post
    this thread is bloody amazing!!!
    Thank you guys

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