So I assume the Kenne Bell 168 won’t fit up like I thought it would. I can’t believe they put a 1 off bolt pattern on there when they didn’t have a throttle body 100% figured out
So I assume the Kenne Bell 168 won’t fit up like I thought it would. I can’t believe they put a 1 off bolt pattern on there when they didn’t have a throttle body 100% figured out
That sucks to hear. Did you ever get a fail safe?
We have an adapter to run a KB168 on the Gen 3 and will soon test it back to back on the dyno and then the track.
Again, my friends car has had no issues with the 160 yet the goal is big power/maximized drag strip.
-J
Thanks for your help. Please let me know what is the diameter of the cutter when you have a chance to measure it.
Its .279...measured with digital caliper.
Are you sure?
.279" is 7mm. The bolt at the front of the water neck is a 6mm bolt. The cutter portion has to be bigger than 7mm.
If the VMP Gen3 isn’t what it should be, Just wait on the new GT500 and get a 2650 from Ford or a take off blower. The Trinity TVS, after about a year of production, was probably one of the best values in power adders in the history of blowers.
Are you sure?
.279" is 7mm. The bolt at the front of the water neck is a 6mm bolt. The cutter portion has to be bigger than 7mm.
Small issue with this....all evidence to date indicates the blower will be mounted inside the block "V" with the intercooler then on top, this is the opposite of our cars. So swapping new GT500 2650 onto your cars would likely take a lot of work and customization.
I think it would be much easier to make an adapter so a standard bolt pattern TB can be used and then port match everything to maximize flow.
I went from VMP Twin 67 to a rather expensive PBR combo including, KB 168 + 127JLT CAI and bolt matching O-sized plenum also made by BPS as was my first plenum. I think I laid out approx $1600 for the entire package but did so on Lund's advice. I sold my O-sized elbow/Twin67/123 JLT which offset the cost to around $900. Not sure how it would've gone if keeping the JLT 123 CAI. Lund provided a free tune upgrade. Chassis dyno went from 680-716rwhp, thru 410's at 16.5psi......Torque stayed same 679-680rwtq but tq band widened both ends 2-300rpm....idles at 850-900 with zero issues off idle or on the stab.
I’m pretty sure he meant XBA elbow with KB168 TB and 148 JLT
That’s a proven best airflow combo for stock TVS
-J