About my 300D

Zedd

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1982 300D
WDBAB33A0CB008823

USA model
Exterior color code 623- Light Ivory
Interior color code 134- Date MBTex
Engine- OM617.952
Transmission- 722.315 automatic, increased modulator pressure
Turbocharger- Garrett GT2256V VNT from a 2003 Dodge Sprinter with a 3-stage mechanical boost controller (7-28-09), 18psi boost
Intake- Modified W115 300D manifold with Air to Water intercooler (9-16-09)
Air filtration- Fram 8038
Exhaust- Stock with resonator and muffler removed (8-23-09)
Injection- M-Pump (5.5mm elements, 6-30-09), 265 nozzles set to 140bar (3-18-09)
Engine Oil- Mobil1 15W-50 synthetic
Filtration- Stock oil filter, Baldwin BF7591-D (2-micron) secondary fuel filter (4-5-09)
Cooling- Stock radiator, 1.4bar cap, 6" water pump pulley and 9-blade plastic fan (7-13-09)
3.46 differential (5-18-09)
Galant front seat
HVAC systems and heater box removed (4-7-09)
Manual sunroof conversion (4-7-09)
Battery relocated to the trunk (4-19-09)
Custom oil cooler hoses based on the 1976 300D (6-30-09)

Weight (without me inside)
Front: 1,740lbs
Rear: 1,560lbs
Total: 3,300lbs (was 3420lbs)

1/4 mile- 18.847@71.20mph (8-2-09)
Dyno- 115hp, 196lb/ft at the rear wheels (9-29-09), est. 145hp at the crank before drivetrain losses.

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I'm liking the detailed specs on the build! Are you running engine coolant through the air/water cooler?
 
Its a separate circuit that uses the old A/C condenser as the radiator. Right now the condenser is too restrictive to flow at high boost (boils inside the intercooler after more than 15 seconds at 18psi) and is massive overkill for cooling at low-mid boost. I'm still deciding if I'm going to split it into a parallel flow cores or find something else to replace it entirely.
 
Whoops, should have read the link. That's a very well thought out installation. It's good info to know the 5/8" condenser lines are too restrictive.
 
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