´67 Chevelle Twin Turbo.

[Toni L.]

This is one of working on the project. The idea was to strap a supercharger model, but plans changed along the way. The starting point was again consigned to the dustbin into the socket.

Starting point.

And then the more recent images.

More to follow.And thanks for watching.

[camarofan]

u got my attention

[Bartster]

Just got 2 cool resin turbos from sstacey47. Show me what to do with them!

[bryan_m]

very cool!

nice work cutting off the front clip, and the turbos look great.

cheers

bryan

[Toni L.]

Little progress has been made, and now I should feel to arbitrate all parts in place, both to find each lead and hose locations.

[boatsnhoes1212]

awesome chevelle man...... im building a twin turbo setup also do you know what size rod is used for the turbo and do you have any pic from the side so i can get an idea.

[Toni L.]

awesome chevelle man...... im building a twin turbo setup also do you know what size rod is used for the turbo and do you have any pic from the side so i can get an idea.

I use this 2 mm (would it be about 0.07874 inches in? ) thick plastic rod. Turbos have also made ​​the same good, but the exhaust turbocharger is then milled Compression slightly less than half.

Not a single good page file does not seem to have any, otherwise would have put it up here.

But while a minor update to this project. Rear shocks were able to work under. On the left, a series of its own pristine, and the right small change experienced shock absorber.

[boatsnhoes1212]

thanks.....so 0.80 would work.Im new here and getting back into models now. ive never customized any just built them stock/out of the box.

shocks look great

Edited July 8, 2012 by boatsnhoes1212

[Toni L.]

Now I got a blow-off valves painted, and test the made-up place. Some fine-tuning, and even then they too may have already fixed in place.

Edited July 14, 2012 by Toni L.

[boatsnhoes1212]

the BOV'S and the intercooler pipeing look awesome...so much detail i love this build

Edited July 14, 2012 by boatsnhoes1212

[Toni L.]

the BOV'S and the intercooler pipeing look awesome...so much detail i love this build

Thanks.

I tried to put some of these wires in place. And oil dipsticks had to do over there.

[W-409]

Getting better with each update! Now I can follow your steps when detailing my TwinTurbo Chevelle engine, even if it's not going to be this high quality. Great job.

[AUGIEDOGGIE]

nice ill be watching this one

[kobuzz]

Looks awesome!! What gauge wire are you using for the alternator and wiring harness?

[Toni L.]

Looks awesome!! What gauge wire are you using for the alternator and wiring harness?

Those are the Detail Master wire.

If, on the other hand will continue this project with the turbo.

I had to make between the '67 El Camino as a model for therapy.

[71datsun1200]

that's some sick detail !

[Toni L.]

While some progress with this. The machine starts to be nearing its end. Then, get the front axle attacked.

And here are two reasons why this Turbo Chevelle will be completed as slowly

[rustybill1960]

I like "IT"

I like it alot Man!!

Super!!

Thank You for sharing

Later

Russ

[blunc]

Looks awesome!! What gauge wire are you using for the alternator and wiring harness?

I wasn't sure if your question was actually answered....but I do have a tip regarding source of wires.

old motors/armatures from slot cars and/or dead cd/dvd/floppy drives use wires of similar gauge and if you have any dead electronics or have access to scrap electronics or motorized toys then you have a great source of free wires in various sizes and colors.

the master cylinder brake lines on this model came from a dead HO slot car armature and the sparkplug wires came from a larger motor armature (by the way...this is 1/32 scale):

Edited August 4, 2012 by blunc

[Toni L.]

[eizzle]

That looks great! The silver flames on the blue

Look awesome!

[Toni L.]

It´s finished.

[Ira]

LOOKS GREAT!!!

[Davewilly]

Thats Awesome!

[gilsdropshop1]

now thats one badd ass chevelle i like it great job.