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LS Turbo 914 Build: Intake/Cold Side - Building the QUICKEST 914!
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2021
- Turbo Charging an already fast LS Powered Porsche 914 to make it the Quickest street driven 914 down the quarter mile. Would this be the fastest? You tell me. I haven't seen anything else out there. This Video will cover the intake side of things. Mostly Attempting to TIG weld the BOV vband connector using a DC Inverter TIG welder. And maybe some LOW HEAT Aluminum Welding Rod. Stay tuned to the end for a car surprise!
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3:03 love that idea of sanding the half round piping 👍👍👍makes life so much easier... simple solutions to make life easy 👏👏👏🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I totally agree! In fact, I want to give Benjaman A. R. credit for the video where I got the idea. ua-cam.com/video/s2LRNXXcIxA/v-deo.html
Damn , this build is coming around great, keep going and make it the fastest 914 out there
Thanks!! That's the goal! Luckily it's a low benchmark.. The quickest 914 that we can tell was this car by the previous owner at (EDIT) 11.289 when he had a much hotter can in it. Soooo we just have to get back to and surpass those numbers. Goal is 10s.
Them new wheels look nice
Thanks, They made a big difference in the looks.
Nice Work man’
Thanks!!
Thats a great plan B!!!! Better than jb weld lol
Love the old fashioned sanding to fit technique. Creative, and the perfect solution for a perfect fit. Have you thought about trying an oxyacetylene torch for your aluminum welds? This is normally the tool used to learn with before one transitions to tig as you can more easily control the temperature by moving the flame in and out. There are some small units which can be had cheap, especially when you locate a sale. Although not as pretty, a spool gun may be another option.
That's some great advice! Thanks! We might try that!
Hey John! Actually I was going to try the Mig spool gun next. I do have one. I picked up some aluminum sheet today to make a cover for the Turbo area. I do have to pick up another tank of Argon. I burned it up with Tig Practice. I'm sure I'll have to do some more practice with the Spool gun, but at least it won't have to be airtight.
@@budgetoutlaws9978 I look forward to see how this works for you. Your welds will look a bit different, but it's easier to master than TIG welding, which takes a lot if practice.
I love the videos, 1.8T 914 guy myself. You should really do yourself a favour and pick up a Primeweld 225x($700ish) it's a great budget welder that can beat most Millers and Lincolns that cost twice as much. I was looking a Lotos 3 in 1 myself but I didn't see any glowing reviews and went with the Primeweld because it can weld aluminium/stainless beautifully, and I'd rather have something that can do one job great than 3 mediocre jobs.
Great advice!!! The ESAB rebel was reccomend to us. Andrew here and I might try that one as I have limited garage space compare to Dan. But it's a heck of a cost... But a cost that I've been putting off for 10 years....
I sure wish this guy was my neighbor😁
I wonder if my current neighbors feel the same way. LOL!
@@budgetoutlaws9978 Ask them after you turn your engine on Lol
They know me. See my "Tied to a Tree Burnout" and others😇. My poor driveway...
New wheels! The "Turbo" emblem is way too fitting. I still don't think that low heat aluminum weld will hold, but hey... As you said "Budget Outlaws" :)
I'm thinking I'll do an El Distructo on the test piece and see how it holds up..
@@budgetoutlaws9978 that would be fun to watch :)
I have a good tig welder and I am having trouble with aluminium too. I am starting to think you have to sell your soul. LOL
I'm going to try the Mig Spool Gun. I did it once before but it too was difficult. But I think it would be solid. I tore apart my practice welds much too easily. I'm hoping my final 'weld' was ok. I'd be happy with with something working. It's starting to look like I should pay the $150 to weld once small piece... Ugg
What website do you use to the the world records for every car?
Honestly, it's really hard to find the fastest times for a given vehicle. I've looked all over and find very little. UA-cam usually has someone talking about their record. Dragtimes has stock cars. www.nhra.com/stats/14-mile-records-competition-eliminator has class records. I'm going to say that checking an online forum for your car make is the best option. Usually someone has heard of someone running a fast time. I've thrown it out there a few times to find someone with a time to beat for the 914. So far, nothing other than a previous owner of my car with an 11.289 at 131.42mph which is really good and probably cost him a gearbox.
Sorry, you're getting answers from both Andrew and I. It's a great question. Good luck finding your answer.