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|I was in about chair 30. I made one run and bailed, just wanted to get a run in to say I did. I have to go to summit for some bank shit in a few minutes so I'm gonna make another run today. Headed to Vegas, san Diego, LA tomorrow afternoon for 10 days for some quick beach and heat then back to the snow till may...... Can't wait to come back and open keystone, breck then vail and beav.....
|Pretty much all the ski areas in Colorado have a singles line for anything larger than a double. Even if the queue for the singles line is longer than the regular line, it moves much faster. If, and that is a big "if" these days, I am riding at one of the junk show resorts on a weekend, I ride the singles line. Even with friends. We just gather up on top and go. Plus it gives you an excuse to meet some interesting people on the lift. The shit you can say is pretty much limitless...
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I went and it was ok, the wait was prob 15mins. I did one run early, about 20th chair, and then drank for a couple of hours on the terrace whilst the queue went down. was good to shake off the cobwebs. snowboarders were representing!!!!
here are some shots I took. More here
With that many people there has got to be someone you know in there somewhere? Isn't there?
I'd be walkin' up & down the line till I found someone I know, then join them.
I'm a chronic pot smoker & always bring some extra for snowboarding. I would go up to some stoner lookin' kids & offer them a joint to cut in front of them.
I fuckin' hate line ups & I'll try anything to get to the front of one.
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|I'm with you on this one...it was super easy to hop in the right most line right before the actual lift lines. People were just kindof standing around not moving forward it was weird. lol@powder comment
|People waited 30 minutes? HAHAHAHA FUCKING ROOKIES. Never snake a snaker I didn't wait more than 5 or 10 minutes. But it was what I expected crap and there was no powder, NONE!
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|I was pleasantly surprised at how great the snow was in the morning. Those couple inches last night definitely helped. The lift line was pretty crazy, but not as bad as I thought it would be and the trail was surprisingly not too crowded. I left around 11:30 and it was already starting to get skied off...probably sucked in the afternoon. The park was nice, they had two down bars, an a frame, a down flat down, and two box features. It started to get rutted right before I left, but what do you expect when every park rat in colorado is hiking the left 4 features. I'm going again tomorrow, but I have a feeling it is going to suck and I'll leave early. I don't think I'm even going to bother this weekend. Crowds will be pure insanity.
I went and it was ok, the wait was prob 15mins. I did one run early, about 20th chair, and then drank for a couple of hours on the terrace whilst the queue went down. was good to shake off the cobwebs. snowboarders were representing!!!!
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|I'm planning on heading up there Saturday and Sunday this week. Kind of curious how the lines will be on the weekend after opening day if anyone has any experience?
Was pretty sweet! I showed up casually late (got drunk the night before), and toked a quick B before headed towards the huge line. I hopped in the singles line, since well... I'm single lol. Turns out I made the right choice because it was a bit quicker then the regular line, only about 20-30 minutes.
I was scared my first run would suck and I would eat shit, but turns out snowboarding is like riding bike if not better. There was a little powder from last nights storm & the continuous snowmaking. I saw a few people hitting ice patches and eating shit but I just kept an eye out for powder spots and hop carved the ice parts and didn't fall once the whole time (6 runs). I played frogger most the day which was actually sort of fun .
I've only done 2 180's and 1 360 in my life before today. I've been visualizing all summer how to do them (helps me). Well the beginning of the run is sorta flat and hard to get speed on, so I just started hucking my body around just like I pictured and almost right away I was doing 1's and 3's (to get momentum going, hardly ever wax my rock board).
Overall It was a sweet day, and I'm stoked for the season to really get rolling.
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I getting a horrible flashback of an Information Systems class . . .this just doesn't seem right lol
The incorrect (reversed) flow chart symbols ruin an otherwise brilliant shirt.
Thirdbase9 wrote:It's been a while, but isn't the diamond a decision box and the rectangles statements?
I was thinking the same thing. I would TOTALLY buy this shirt if the symbols were right.
It's NOT another, it's ONE THING:
"If it's not one thing, it's another." Some days, everything goes wrong. Like whether people get the joke on the day's Woot shirt.
I'd say it was intentional.
Seriously underwhelmed. But I am not sure what whelmed is, since I'm only ever over or under it. Never along side it. Has anyone else been whelmed before?
I agree with Cherapple. I think it fits in well with the concept of things just going wrong from the beginning.
Either way, it's gonna find you, it's gonna get you get you get you get you...
Yep. I actually have my IBM flowchart templates from the 60's, in their paper sleeves, in the drawer of my desk with the rest of the stuff I never use any more. From that as the definitive source, you are correct, the diamond is decision and the rectangle is statement!
I had to come in early this morning to finish up a data flow diagram before the long weekend...
this made me lol.
The decision is supposed to go in the diamond.
Exactly. Makes this shirt unwearable for me (who uses flowcharts all the time at work)
Me too on the diamond vs. rectangle issue. To be fair, I probably wouldn't have bought it either way, but definitely not with such an obvious mistake.
On the other hand, I would DEFINITELY have bought the flowchart that is described in the write-up, with all paths flowing to "Go F&%# Yourself." Awesome.
baqui63 wrote:The box and the diamond are backwards.
I cannot decide if this is a Good Thing and makes the shirt even better, or this ruins it completely.
Maybe if I sleep on it the answer will come to me.
Good-morning. It ruins it completely.
Just think though; if Probability Of A Blue Spiny prints from the derby, Woot can have 2 mistake shirts in 1 week!!
Even a blind squirrel is right twice a day.
Kaspre wrote:Me too on the diamond vs. rectangle issue. To be fair, I probably wouldn't have bought it either way, but definitely not with such an obvious mistake.
On the other hand, I would DEFINITELY have bought the flowchart that is described in the write-up, with all paths flowing to "Go F&%# Yourself." Awesome.
100% agreed.
OK so all of us nerds and engineers got the mixup on the box symbols. Let's move on.
Assassin15 wrote:I didn't even know there was such a thing as a flow chart nerd, until a few minutes ago. And it appears that there are lots of them!
Thank you freshman engineering class!
shandarkian wrote:That's exactly how I felt. So I realized it wasn't one thing, it was, in fact, another.
Glad I'm not the only one that feels this way. The idea is funny, but the mistake is too much of a distraction.
KidA0723 wrote:what if it IS one thing?
Then it is what it is.
ArdillaCiega wrote:Good-morning. It ruins it completely.
Just think though; if Probability Of A Blue Spiny prints from the derby, Woot can have 2 mistake shirts in 1 week!!
I am soooooo glad I'm not the only who is miffed that stupid blue turtle is in the fog when there so many other cool math shirts that could be!
more like fail.woot!
the symbols are wrong.
pixelologist wrote:Cryin' shame. I'd have bought this one in a heartbeat if the symbols weren't reversed.
me too.
pixelwm wrote:shame that he got the symbols mixed up, they should actually be reversed.
I noticed that very same thing. Decisions should be diamond shaped.
ChuhBaca wrote:I noticed that very same thing. Decisions should be diamond shaped.
While I may agree that the symbols could be mixed up, I tend to agree that it's a woot shirt folks...before jumping to the conclusion it's ruined the shirt, think through the fact there's a GOOD chance it was intentional, adding to the amusment of the shirt. The "screw up" goes with the statement the shirt is making...and therefore I definitely think it's intentional.
Serious... Just a short google search would have been the remedy.
I was nearly in for two, one for this enginerd, and one for his comp-sci son.
...then DOH! facepalm... symbol dyslexia
Anybody in the business of understanding flowcharts would consider it a fail.
Engineers and programmers are all about the details, and this doesn't measure up.
Perhaps a professor would enjoy it, after marking it up with red sharpie for points off and snide comments to the person who submitted the flow-faux-pas.
It's a really cute idea but I just can't buy it w/ the reversed symbols.
DanGriff wrote:The decision is supposed to go in the diamond.
I guess that's the joke of this shirt. "It's another" with arrow pointing to diamond.
Definitely not hardcore devs. ;)
neyfam2000 wrote:Woot!--going from "Deal-a-day" to "Site-a-day"
Yes, if its not one thing then its always another! The shirt make a statement and if you are aligned with the message, then the shirt is for you. And does it really detract from the message if the flowchart symbols are reversed?
abugnego wrote:I believe you are right. Maybe there is more meaning to this shirt than first meets the eye?...
Yeah. It means whomever created it is an "idea person" and not a "details person." Too bad. They messed up what would have been a good design.
atpifer wrote:Either way, it's gonna find you, it's gonna get you get you get you get you...
It bugs me so much that they are backward, even if it's intentional. Would have bought the shirt if they were correct.
Nice, this shirt got an out loud snort/chuckle.
Is this some sick joke, Woot was behind. I mean I already have such a hard time making informed decisions on my own without a flow chart, why on earth would you want to propose a question and solution in the same block, are you trying to show how you got to the decision, or that you simply think of answers then find the best question it fits.
Or is this some sort of demented follow up to the Hamlet to be or not be shirt? If so, I don't feel this shirt can be and will not be in my closet.
The inner workings of chat-bots.
I know some people are complaining about the symbols being reversed, but that mistake flew right past me. What bothers me is how Every Single Word Is Capitalized. Sentences Do Not Need To Look Like This.
The artist that made this shirt is probably reading your guys' comments and mumbling under his breath "if its not one thing, its another"
its very possible the mistake was on purpose. Maybe he knew the mistake would be caught and the answer to that is "if its not one thing, its another"
The error by having symbols reversed totally ruins the shirt. Otherwise, sold!
Hahahaha. I rarely pop into the woot shirt section, but when I saw the glaring mistake in the flow chart, I felt the need to share.
Then I come to find that half the woot community use flow charts as much as me and realize this shirt is a complete botch job.
A+ for the idea. Fail for the execution.
rlapid2112 wrote:This reminds me of Gilda Radner. I miss her comedy.
That's where my mind went, immediately. We're watching Gilda Live after dinner tomorrow!
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HT4100 4.1, 4.5, 4.9 Discussion, The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread. in Cadillac Engine Discussion; Originally Posted by illumina No. Nitrous is not an option. It will probably kill the bottom end the first time ...
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.Originally Posted by illumina
Heck, even an improperly one can make 300 hp easy!!!
Turbos respond to mods very well, sorta like a multiplier not just an adder!
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.Originally Posted by N0DIH
Yup. I think with 6 psi I can see around 75 hp, particularly on the top end power band, which is where the 4.9 will need it. I am probably going to get an intercooler from Stoney, but I would prefer to have some measuements before I shell out any cash on shipping.
The only thing about the intercooler that he has is it seems to be a tad small. But in all honesty, smaller is better than nothing. And from what I understand, if you run too small of an intercooler, it will lower boost levels...N0DIH, is that true? If this is the case, I would think that would be good to controll boost with the particular turbocharger I am using.
If I need more boost, a mechanical boost controller can do the trick at around $25.00...Just dial in the regulator and go. I wish it would be able to lower boost, but from what I understand, I will need an external wastegate to do that. The device I am goinmg to order just increases it due to the fixed nature of the stock Warner-Ishi wastegate...If you know of another way to controll boost cheap (as in lower it), let me know.
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.Originally Posted by illumina
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Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.Originally Posted by illumina
crap i forgot to measure them when i moved them to storgae ,,,but i can get to them super easy now so ill get that some time ...
just some info on that ...those intercoolers were off that 300z twin turbo ...so each cooler was cooling off one turbo that was fed by 1.5 litres or half the engines displacemnt (3.0)....so the turbos were only cooling compresed air off what 1.5 litres of engine can produce at around 6k rpm on what i think was a t-25 turbo set at 7-8 psi..but im not sure ....
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
I pulled one from the bone yard the other day from a Saab only to find that it was too damn large. I think it would have been perfect for my application too... The other thing is that it only cost $30.00 freakin' dollars! Damn I hate when things that nice don't work out...I wound up taking it back for a refund.
The only thing that bothers me about your intercooler is the size in the picture. If one serves only 1.5 liters at 7.5 psi, then I don't want to imagine what use it would be for 4.9 liters...I'll have a better idea when you post some specs on it and then I'll take those specs and ask the motorsport shop around here where I stand. If it impedes boost a little, that's ok. But if I lose like 5 psi out of 6, then I'm in some trouble, huh?
Oh well, I'll be awaiting the results dude. Thanks
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
The only issue I seem to remember from intercooling is too large, lag, too small, boost restrictor. To matching is sort of important. I guess the way to know if determine the airflow going through it. A 3.0L at 6500 rpm (guess here) with 15 psi boost may be the same airflow (guess here!) as a 5.0L and 5 psi. No idea for sure. I will find what I can and post it. Good questions. The GN guys may be able to help. A GN intercooler may work, as it is a single for a 3.8L and 15 psi boost. Sounds like off the top of my head (not balding...) that it might be a closer match. And with it being GM, has that "great GM feeling" Maybe even pass it off as factory SEO option.
As for impeding boost, the 301 Turbo was BAD for that, the bends and twists were terrible. BUT, it DID make boost at 1200 rpm. Tell me, how many cars out there make boost at 1200 rpm? And full 7.5 psi at 2200 rpm. Note that full stall speed was NEVER reached, the back brakes could never withstand it. Any positive boost was instant tire smoke, and that was lame 3.08 gears! (wimpy 9in rear drums)
GN guys often sell used factory turbos for cheap, you can get the A/R figures easily from GNTType.org.
I'll do some digging tonight if I can get on the computer for a bit....
Let me know what turbo you are playing around with. And look and see what the specs are. And with many turbos, parts like compressor or exhaust housings can be mixed and matched....
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
An interesting find!
A 3.0L engine with 2 turbos and 16 psi boost @ 6600 rpm uses the same turbos as a 5.0L engine at 5000 rpm and 6 psi boost. BOTH with 2 turbos. You need to step up to the 301 Turbo's .82 A/R on that turbo to get enough airflow to run it at a single turbo level.
The 5.0L engine (@5000 rpm, 6 psi boost, intercooled and 1 turbo) will run around 36.5 lbs air/minute, where the 3000 engine with 2 of them will run around 41 lb/min. According to my calculations adding an intercooler will only add around 30 hp. It really complicates installation. Might not be a good choice for Phase 1. Now, Phase 2....Muhahahahahahaha. If it is easy to install, go for it, but might be an option on the requirements.
In reality, Pontiac picked dead on the right compressor side for the 301. With too small of a exhaust side (around the 231 CID size). It could flow the air, but the restrictions everywhere were terrible. It is an oil cooled turbo, no water lines to it.
Run a HD oil for sure, you need every help you can with heat of the oil soaking in the compressor during shutdown. Or some way to cool the oil to it, make a small oil cooler for the oil going to the turbo itself.
Oil drains from the turbo are critcal. Make them big (like 3/4" to 1"). And get them into the oil pan or somewhere that can get to the oil pan quickly, do not ever dump them into a valve cover! This will overload the head and it will not drain quick enough. Pontiac dumped it into the lifter valley though the lifter valley cover. Pontiacs and Chryslers (B and RB) have had "Air Gap" intakes forever. So it was easy. If there is a place on the intake on the 4.9L that you can drill through to make a clean dump into the valley, I would consider that.
Oil pressure. Pontiac installed a 70 PSI pump into the 301 Turbo. I don't know on the GN and turbo 3.8's. You will have a large oil "leak" on the main oil galleries with the turbo on there. Upgraded oil systems will be needed. Increased capacity can't hurt, being we already have an external oil cooler we have a good start already. Even a catch can with oil that can "store" it will increase capacity. Diesel semi's have 30+ qts of oil, so capacity galore. At the minimum, a RotellaT/Delvac 15W40 is already designed for HD diesels with turbos. It would likely be a good choice.
More thoughts brewing....
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Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
With added boost, you may need to mix your own octane booster as well.
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
I have ordered a GM-3 Warner-Ishi turbocharger for this project off of Ebay. It is oil cooled only and the turbo is fairly large. I don't think it has the .82 A/R, but I'm not for sure...What I do know is that it is a T3/T4 trim: I'll get exact specs when I get it through the mail...It's taking for freakin' ever (from Canada). I'm using this one based on what they did with the Fiero and the same basic turbocharger. The turbocharger is used, but for stage 1, it doesn't need to be all polished and fancy. It just needs to get the job done without falling completely apart.
For fuel, I will likely use a TBI system from a 4.5 liter for auxiliary fueling: if it can fuel an entire V8 engine with two TBI injectors, why can't it help out in the boost department when ran on a seperate fuel controller such as Megasquirt? I smell a winner here. The only thing I worry about is the lower fuel pressure on that system: any suggestions?
A GNX intercooler sounds good. However, if you're absolutely sure I don't need one for the 6 psi or lower I'll be running, then I won't bother with it for now. One more time: are you positive I don't need intercooling for the lower boost I'll be running??? I'll take your word on it...
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
as for fuel requirements there is another interesting way of combatting the issue of fuel , air charge temp ....you know that kind of stuff ... in other words take a trip with me back to 1962...In 1962, Olds, along with AiResearch, introduced a 'turbocharged' (called Fluid Injection) version of this engine, which put "Turbo Rocket Fluid" (½ distilled water, ½ methyl alcohol) into the carb. Along with a 10.25:1 compression ratio, yielded 0-60 in 8.5 seconds (with the manual tranny). The turbo was a Garrett TO-3 with an integral wastegate, the first. Unfortunately, due to the 10:1 compression ratio, boost was limited to only 5 psi, not the best use of a turbo
sounds alot like us doesnt it ....well only 85 cubic inches less .....and cast iron heads ....but hey alum block , under 6 psi ..and a very fragile transmission (those rear mounted units in early tempest/special/jet-starFire cars )
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
6 psi, no you don't. Even at 10 psi you really don't. Higher than that, yes, intercooling is recommended. Typically I think the rule of thumb is 12 and higher.
The most important thing is knock control above all and sufficient fuel supply (as you are now making HP for a larger engine, and the boost pressure will be the injector tip reference, hence the need for larger injectors to keep the pulse width in line, if you keep it down, you might be ok, but I could keep a close eye on injector pulse width, don't run out of headroom!). And to give additional fuel anytime you are positive pressure.
I would be concerned with catalytic converters surviving with much of a "lean" mixture (below .87v O2 under boost). They will get hot, enough they could be damaged. That is why GM defaulted so rich on so many cars at WOT. Protection. The thoughts of using a TBI for additional fuel is a good one, maybe the way to go is a modified factory computer or a MegaSquirt with knock control. So it will provide additional fuel and timing retard with good control. I can tell you from experience, turbos will ping badly with lean mixtures. It is death to pistons. It would be an interesting thought to go completely MegaSquirt. Does it support knock sensors? Buick has had a stand alone ESC module that fed the ECM with knock data. Maybe we can decipher what the HEI needs on the EST line to control timing, maybe go to a fixed timing under boost and override the ECM control? Need to find a knock sensor that is "tuned" to the 4.9L. The resonant frequency of the block when pinging is what you need to find and then find a sensor that is on that frequency. Being it is an Alum engine, that may be an interesting find. Heck, maybe evena N* sensor might be close. I have some freqs of some older GM engines (2.8L, 5.0L and 1.8L Turbo somewhere).
For additional fuel too, you might consider an 9th injector like the GN guys did (they had the 7th....). Create a ckt that will drive it and have a control you can tweak, and maybe even make it variable with boost pressure. That shouldn't be too hard to create. Likely woudn't need a big injector, and having it just after the turbo would enhance the adiabatic cooling effect, further reducing the needs for an intercooler.
Other things turbos aren't very fond of, tuned intakes (the 4.9L doesn't really have, right?). They will work, but it will make them more peaky. Give them some additional plenum area, this will be your "aftercooler". Check out semi diesel designs, easiest to see on the 6 cyl diesels. Like the Cummins turbo 505 CID inline 6 (I used to drive one from time to time, but my truck was a 855 CID non turbo, 1000+ lb/ft torque @ 1000 rpm). They use a large manifold area AFTER the turbo to create an aftercooling effect. The air gets compressed and is heated (adiabatic cooling/heating), when it is uncompressed, it cools, so the area after the turbo but before the valve is the area you can do some aftercooling in. Immeditately after the turbo, see what you can do to increase the plenum area. It is easier than an intercooler. And less lag. Too large plenum will create some lag too (just like a non turbo engine with too large intake, like a Victor 454 on a 396 with oval port heads...), so don't go overboard.
But for sure, no intercooler is NEEDED for 6 psi. 12 yes, 6, even 10, I wouldn't waste the deisgn time unless you have unlimted funds and time. As for a specifically designed engine for high output turbo, then I would design it in, more boost and more power Ar ar ar ar..... Not saying the intercooler won't help, it will, but not as much as it would if it was up at 15 psi. The adiabatic heating isn't that much. I'll see if I can find out how much it heats, it is calculatable.
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
Here is a post by John Estill (Jdestill) at the link: http://www.gnttype.org/discus/messag...tml?1040003000 in ref to someone wantting to turbo a 350 Chevy.
Sunday, December 15, 2002 - 02:40 pm
A couple of things:
1. First you need to determine a few things: what rpms will you turn, will you add an intercooler or not, and how much boost will you run? Those are the primary items that will determine the size turbo you will need. Do not try to use some random turbo just because you have access to it, it problably won't run like you want it to.
2. Oil return is a gravity drain. Turbo regals drain back to the lifter valley. Some people run them straight back to the pan. Do not try and return it to a pressurized passage or go through a cooler, that will just back things up.
3. Cams... Comp Cams has some new turbo specific grinds for SBCs. You may want to look into those.
4. Corky Bell's book "Maximum Boost" is supposedly a good reference for those wanting to learn about turbo systems (haven't read it myself though). It would probably be well worth your time and money to get it and learn what you can before jumping into a project like this!
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
For timing retard, I have already purchased the MSD boost timing controller. It is a direct hook-up to my MSD digital-6 ignition and shouldn't be that hard to figure in the scheme of the project.
I like the add-on knock sensor from Jegs at around $150.00. I'm not sure if the Megasquirt (MS) supports or caries a knock sensor, but I'll look into that. I know the Megajolt system does, but not sure about the other.
Also, the MS system can be an entirely seperate feed-back system with coolant sensors, 02 sensors, TP sensors, and more. It also supports and has a 2-bar MAP sensor built in which should make things a little easier. For the DIY kit, it costs around $150.00...Not too damned bad, so as long as I don't kill myself doing the soldering and such. MS also supplies the software needed and upgrades are freeware I think.
The TBI system may be the key here: MS can do that system well from what I understand. For an auxiliary fuel system, it should be just fine. If I can get away with putting a higher rated fuel pressure regulator (FPR) on a TBI system, then I'll try by all means. If not, do you think the stock 10 psi (-/+) will work? I can get an adjustable FPR for the TBI system too: I have one on my 4.5 liter transplant '87 Seville and seems to work just fine. However, it will not go to the 65 psi needed in the MPFI system to run a turbocharger.
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.Originally Posted by N0DIH
1.) Lower RPM's: the turbo I'm using is for a diesel 6.5 liter. It spools at around 2500 RPM's and goes strong until the higher end. With the 4900 RPM shift point on the Seville, The power should be put to damn good use. According to the Fiero guys, this turbocharger is a perfect match for the 4.9 liter...Besides, I don't think I can fit anything larger in there.
2.) Oil feed is coming from the pressure switch area via a T-fitting. The pressure will go into the turbo and drain just above the oil line in the oil pan...Some drilling will be needed
3.) Cams? Maybe for "stage 2."
4.) I've read Corkey Bell's "supercharged" and the book seems to be a wealth of knowledge. Perhaps I should pucker up and drop the $35.00 for turbocharger edition, huh?
Re: The "4.9 liter turbocharger, stage 1" thread.
Yup, I had the old one years ago, let someone borrow and never saw it again...
Not sure if the T is enough oil, will have to think on that one. The 301 Turbo and GN take it off the main oil gallery at the first available point from the oil pump. Enough volume might be from the oil line just after the oil cooler. Then you get volume and cooled oil all in one.
My POV comes from the DeVille, so pardon if things seem odd from my persective, I have never go a good look at a 4.9L or a N* Seville.
The intake might be a good place to drain, seems Buick used it too. The lifter valley onto the lifters is fine and there is always good drainback here. Find an intake taken off and look where you can drill. Get the oil drain tube seal from a 301 Turbo or GN/231 Turbo. Ahh, one thing, oil drain must be below turbo! you are right, you may have to use the oil pan.....
Where is the oil pump on a 4.9L? Front? Back? Where is the oil to the filter coming from? Can you get in and shim up the pump for more pressure? Or get a new one and grind it for more volume?
Thoughts, just more warped thoughts....
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Haha, true. But even LeBron can't do that and win against a good team (as this year's ECF's proved).
His performance this year was a first round playoff abnormality. Look at the previous 5 years.
You have to consider the age. Maybe that was the year where AI was just done. Ben is 8 years younger so he has a way to go yet. I still do think that the theory of getting someone who can take over a game and spark the offense is sound and what we need.
I'm definitely showing Ben Gordon the love. Granted I don't think he's that good, and I don't think he's as good as his contract, but I'd rather have him than many other SG's in the league. And I'm sick of Rip. I don't really see Ben getting much better though. I think he is who he's gonna be. I'm just liking this move a little bit yes because Joe has absolutely no idea what he's gonna do with Rip. We're paying a guy 58 million bucks over 5 years and there is no plan in place to fetch something for Rip. He's just going to... what, cross his fingers and hopefully something good comes of it down the line? What if nothing ever does? That's not being a smart GM.
Oh I know. Prince knows how to (usually) beat up on the weaker teams in round one.
We don't know what his idea is. No one knew on Oct 31 last year that Billups was on the block. Based on Joe's history, he will show his cards only when he makes his move. It's a logical error to let the absence of knowledge equate to an answer. As far as being a smart GM, now he is trading from a position of strength. It is the same thing Utah is doing with Boozer now that they re-signed Millsap.
You call it beating up on the weaker teams, I call it winning. Year before last Prince had an excellent series against the Magic and Rashard that allowed them to advance. He has played well in the playoffs against Tracy McGrady, Rashard Lewis, and Kobe Bryant. Weak... I know, We should trade him for that guy who can stop LeBron and Pierce. You know that guy... what's his name again? That guy who shuts down LeBron James and Paul Pierce?
Ron Artest. He can also double as crowd control at the Palace.
If we had only let him into our shower after the '05 season.....
Sammy Meija?
It's not about "stopping" anybody. That takes great team defense, but I would think a supposed All NBA defender would do a bit better than he did... LeBron/Wade/Pierce's stats actually improved against Prince in the ECF's from their regular season numbers. But anyway, that's not really my beef with him. It's about producing at least some when the chips are down, holding your own at least... NOT shooting sub 35% in the biggest games of the year, three years in a row.
Although Gordon was a dynamic one-on-one player for the Bulls, he rarely created opportunities for anyone else on the court. That left virtually all of the playmaking duties to Rose. If ever there's a young point guard who could handle that burden, it's Rose, but Gordon's tunnel vision made life more difficult than it needed to be for the rookie. Rose has the potential to be a very good off-the-ball player. Unfortunately, Gordon's tendencies didn't allow those skills to flourish for Rose. A shooting guard with a greater capacity to facilitate will help Rose develop that part of his game.Gordon, to put it kindly, was a below-average defender at the two for Chicago. And Rose, though his defense will almost certain improve with age, was no great shakes on the other side of the ball either. Some of Gordon's deficiencies can be chalked up to inattentiveness, but he's also quite small for a shooting guard. Either way, Vinny Del Negro didn't have the comfort to cross-match his smalls, which meant that Rose spent almost all of his time guarding the ball. A more capable defender at the two would afford Rose a breather on defense....I still believe BG will run the O. He wants to be like Chaunc.
Billups had a lot of games where he'd have a couple FGA's through 3 quarters while he tried to get everyone else going. Ben Gordon would spontaneously combust if he tried to duplicate that.
We shall see.
Maybe he's matured enough...
You only have about a 1-2 year window left with Billups. Gordan is 7 years younger so it depends on what you are looking for. I think Gordan will workout just fine.
Thank you!
But didn't he defend Kobe pretty well a while back?
I hear ya. Who would you suggest for equal value that will step up when the chips are down, in the biggest games of the year against Lebon/Wade/Pierce?
Prince does defend jump shooters pretty well. But that was also on one of the best defensive teams of all time. He's been exposed quite a bit since Ben left and Sheed/Dyess slowed down.
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42-14, that should be posted all over the building. We were embarrassed on national television just a month ago. That needs to be driven home with our players and hopefully it gets their blood flowing more. From the coaches, to the players, to the lucky fans who can go to Foxboro, we all need to do better.
Texans Battle Red Zone
Field goals won't work, don't even consider it. If you are in the red zone and its 4th and less than 4, you better have the sack to go for it Gary. 3's will not work vs this dangerous offense in New England. We have to get touchdowns somehow. Our offensive line needs to look at themselves in the mirror and figure out how to punch it in EVERY TIME we touch the ball, its that crucial.
Keys to the game
1. Run the ball and control the clock. We did this masterfully against the Bengals, but you better believe the Patriots will game plan much better to stop Foster and Tate. Foster has been carrying this team, and if we can continue to feed him and open holes, we will have a great shot at taking down the giant. If he is shut down, Matt will not be able to win a shoot out in Foxboro, it just won't happen. Coming out passing 3 times in a row is not good idea either. Line up, punch them in the mouth and drive down the field and end with a touchdown. That should be the first drive script. Make sure the team knows we need to be much more physical with this team in order to squeak at a win. Bowing down to them and gaining 46 yards on the ground will not work Arian. I want this picture below to really drive home the importance of Foster and his success in this game is MAJOR.
2. Our secondary is HUGE in this game. The way we have played teams who have good qbs is disgusting. Our front 7's ability to get pressure is important, but our coverage is a big focus. They slaughtered us last time with quick passes and there is nothing pressure can do about that. The secondary MUST cover well in order to give our offense a chance. Turnovers would be huge, but more importantly we must limit Brady and his weapons. I will include our lb's in this because their TE's will be VERY hard to stop. I hope Wade schemes something brilliant and that JJo, Jackson, Quin, Manning and Harris can figure out what to do. Without a great game from ALL of them, we will not win.
3. Last week it was important for our team to regain its swagger, this week its important for our COACHES TO GAIN some swagger. Playing it safe in this game will not work. We better bring out all the stops for this one. Flea flicker, reverse, on side kick, 4th down attempts, EVERYTHING. Play like this is the last game you will ever coach, because its THAT important to mix it up to get the win. Field goals will not work and neither will timid play calling. Wade needs to play man AND ZONE, and needs to bring some heat, but also play coverage, he needs to mix it up. Gary needs to bring some tricks out, some things no one has ever seen us do before. He needs to call plays super aggressively to show his players he is willing to do whatever it takes to win. This is an important week for all of our coaches, I hope they do not let us down.
This last weeks win was a big one, the offense had life between the 20s and our defense was lights out. This week EVERYONE needs to take that up yet another notch. Our offense needs to convert drives into touchdowns and our defense needs to tighten up coverage even more. Our special teams needs to do something of relevance for once this season. I hope Gary and Wade really put effort into their game plans this weekend. A conservative approach will not work from here on out, they need to step up and earn their pay. The team will respond if the coaches increase their aggression. I am looking forward to getting the chance to replay the Patriots, hopefully the team doesn't let us down.
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Something for everyone to chew on.
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Kenney>Everyone else on here
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This game will make or break Schaub I think. Either he comes out plays lights out and we win or he falls on his face.
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:23 pm
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Something for everyone to chew on.
I just came to post this, HOW DISGUSTING. Id be embarrassed if that was me.
The 2012-13 New England Patriots just became the first team in NFL history to get back-to-back byes before advancing to the conference championship game.
Could this get any easier?
I mean, seriously? The planets are aligned and the tomato cans are in place. The fraudulent Houston Texans are the only team standing between the New England Patriots and a trip to the AFC Championship game. All the Patriots have to do is beat the terrible Texans. One week from today. At Gillette Stadium.
New England led, 21-0, after nine minutes. It was 28-0 in the fifth minute of the third quarter. It was 35-7 in the first minute of the final quarter. When it got to 42-7, both starting quarterbacks were lifted from the game.
The great J.J. Watt was a zero in that game. Then he was unavailable for comment after the game. Houstons ever-overmatched defensive coordinator, Wade Phillips, was scratching his head, perhaps wondering why his guys were unable to cover all those Patriots wide receivers.
Phillips and head coach Gary Kubiak did what almost everybody does against the Patriots. They choked. The forget what got them to this level. They played on their heels, and let Brady carve them up like a medical school cadaver. No pressure. Total retreat. Total surrender.
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Sport Writers are the absolute worst. That made me laugh.
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This game will make or break Schaub I think. Either he comes out plays lights out and we win or he falls on his face.
We are not winning this game, folks.
The defense might be up for it. Foster might be up for it. Schaub and Kubiak aren't. We aren't passing up Manning or Brady as long as we've got Mopey and Dopey at the helm.
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I think we will lose also, but it wont be as bad as the regular season game. It will get worse for our linebackers since Gronkowski is back for them. Now we have to watch out for him AND Hernandez.
Hopefully this time out Phillips gameplan for Wilfork and double team him. He killed our interior last game. We can't let that happen.
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:31 pm
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About that article... In order to understand this article you need to understand its context.
The city of Boston was always a baseball city first, basketball city second, hockey city third, and football city last. The "old guard" of sports writers, who have ruled the profession for decades and have all the spots at the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, etc. know nothing about football and don't care about football. Above all, they hate Bill Belichick.
They hate the fact that he doesn't give them access, and doesn't field their questions. They hate him for running their media-gracious darling Drew Bledsoe out of town and replacing him with a robot like Tom Brady. Just like they love the hapless Red Sox for oozing soundbites and drama, they hate Bill Belichick because of his on-the-field focus. They hate the fact that fans follow him blindly. And they hate the fact that he makes them look stupid so often. Worst of all, they hate watching Boston become more and more of a football town, and guys who are football-writers first take the spotlight off of them.
So all they do is try to instigate problems. Welker sits a series? "Welker's getting phased out!" Gronk gets hurt? "Gronk shouldn't have been out on the XP!" All they want to do it undermine the Patriots' fan support.
Articles like this are a part of it. Now, either the Patriots win, and Shaughnessy can write an article about how they should have won anyway, or the Patriots lose, and Shaughnessy can write about how the Patriots are a tremendous failure and Belichick needs to go.
This isn't some football writer who honestly believes the Patriots own the Colts. This is his way to undermine his least favorite team and create controversy. Just making sure you guys (who come from a state where sportswriters write about sports) realize that.
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Something for everyone to chew on.
Like the 2008 12-1 Titans were soo much better.
I really can't see how this game is not a loss on paper but if we play our best game in years we will win.
Keys will be to score 12+ on first 3 drives and to stop Brady on the first 3 Patriots drives, then we can play our game instead of having to play their game, which we will lose.
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as rough as the article was, it was factual and true
we got the beat down of all beat downs on monday night football when we ranked #1 in power rankings and had the best record in the NFL
as far as im concerned let everyone point to this game as an easy win for the Pats, and let the Texans hear it all week long. We get to see what the team is all about
either way, we have to be positive after years of being the worst franchise in football we have won back to back division titles and have won 2 playoff games.
This season might not end the way we all want it to, but it was a whole lot better than 90% of our seasons and we are still set up nice for the future and have most of our guys locked up
we havent been the same since losing our defensive captain in Cushing
we can win this game, but it will take near perfection
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I don't think we'll win but I'm hoping we don't get embarrassed like we did 4 weeks ago. This match up sort of reminds me of last year's divisional round between Denver and New England where they just routed Denver. I can see the defense playing better than they did last time, but the offense has shown me nothing for the past 3 or 4 weeks for me to assume that they'll be able to put up points with New England.
Most important thing though for me is keeping everyone healthy. Go Texans.
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Oddly enough I'm more confident about this game than the Bengal game. Jets got whallopped a couple years ago in the regular season by NE and then came back to beat them in the playoffs. I expect no different.
I'm sure I'm the only one that believes this but 35-28 Texans
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bring me Baltimore at home two weeks from today!!
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Please win. I have faith in you. I know you have the talent.
is the blueprint on how to beat the Patriots in the divisional round.
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Please win. I have faith in you. I know you have the talent.
is the blueprint on how to beat the Patriots in the divisional round.
Bart Scott just got my pumped!
To bad our Bart Scott is on IR
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Marco79 wrote:
This game will make or break Schaub I think. Either he comes out plays lights out and we win or he falls on his face.
We are not winning this game, folks.
The defense might be up for it. Foster might be up for it. Schaub and Kubiak aren't. We aren't passing up Manning or Brady as long as we've got Mopey and Dopey at the helm.
I expect this to be a much closer game than last time but I still think we lose. I expect our defense to play inspired ball and to pressure Brady much more than we did 4 weeks ago. I expect our O-line to play better than they did last time as well and for us to be able to run the ball and put points on the board, but Kenney is right as long as we've got Mopey and Dopey in charge of this team we're going nowhere. Kubiak just can't get out of the way long enough to allow this team to succeed.
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