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Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 6:06 pm 
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there was also a twin turbo xf falcon that supposedly pumped out 380 horses and 560 nm of torque..it went to the uk and got written off.
that was made by another mob and they didnt do much after that.


No the XF and the EA were made by the same mob. AIT folded some time in the very early 90's and one of the founding people went on to create AVO which is still going strong today. Anyone remember the RED EA turbo that had the record for the fastesat caravan tow? That was built by AVO.
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Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 10:38 pm 
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Anyone remember the RED EA turbo that had the record for the fastesat caravan tow? That was built by AVO.


yep I remember it
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 Post subject: Re: AIT falcon
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:46 am 
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there were only 25 ea's built
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 Post subject: Re: AIT falcon
Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 7:28 am 
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read this

http://qubitonline.com/AIT%20Turbo%20EA ... /Home.html

 

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 Post subject: Re: AIT falcon
Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 8:17 am 
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you forgot the TSS EA. EA 3.9 with a Twinscrew supercharger bolted on it

 

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Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 10:45 am 
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low ghia wrote:
from what i remember there were bout 100 or so built.
they had a t3 turbo ( i think) 12 injectors and bits here n there.. a 260 km/p hour speedo they were 5 speed gearboxes too.

bout as much as i can get outta my head at the moment.


half correct. there was a 12 injector setup, aswell as a 7 injector setup (right before the T/B and only activated at WOT) and there was also the 6 injector setup.

they used the T03 turbo on a log manifold, the dump pipe mated directly up to the factory cat system. they used small intercooler piping which fed under the front radiator support and fed up to a small intercooler. they also had cut outs in the front bumper for air flow and had a air director which mated up to the intercooler from the holes.

nothing on the fuel pump/ECU/exhaust was touched. it was simply a slap the turbo on and off you go type job.

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Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 10:52 am 
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huggiebear wrote:
low ghia wrote:
from what i remember there were bout 100 or so built.
they had a t3 turbo ( i think) 12 injectors and bits here n there.. a 260 km/p hour speedo they were 5 speed gearboxes too.

bout as much as i can get outta my head at the moment.


half correct. there was a 12 injector setup, aswell as a 7 injector setup (right before the T/B and only activated at WOT) and there was also the 6 injector setup.

they used the T03 turbo on a log manifold, the dump pipe mated directly up to the factory cat system. they used small intercooler piping which fed under the front radiator support and fed up to a small intercooler. they also had cut outs in the front bumper for air flow and had a air director which mated up to the intercooler from the holes.

nothing on the fuel pump/ECU/exhaust was touched. it was simply a slap the turbo on and off you go type job.

i have some pics for you

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is that yours?

 

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 Post subject: Re: AIT falcon
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 11:00 am 
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i wish lol. na i was buying a AIT kit from snort performance 2nd hand but the manifold had cracks so i upgraded to a stage 1 log manifold GT3582r and a 3" dump pipe.

but i done as much research as i could on the setup. piss easy to install and run but i didnt want a dodgy manifold and geoff looked after me.

 

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Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 4:11 am 
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The AIT manifolds were made out of a new alloy (ni-resist) and know to crack easily around the turbo flange and just behind on the other side. Not as good as the Normalair Garett cast alloy manifold but they were only made for the 3.3/4.1 engines. I tried to make an adapter but ended up buying a custom steam pipe 4.0 manifold. They used a small flange TO4B (i think). AIT quoted 180kw and 7.5 secs to 100 and then the other package was 215kw and 6.5 secs to 100. Not that impressive for the $$$ back in those days so most of us stayed with the XD 351C with 750DP.

If anyone has the April 1990 Performance Street Car they had a shootout with Mick Webbs 3.9 EA SVO 5 speed running 7 psi and getting 14.14 quarters. That changed our minds but turbos were not reliable back then in the ET, EXA, Cordia and Starion days :)
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