hey guys ok well i am still in the build of my 79/70 camaro and i have a built 383 with a turbo 350 trans and 3800 stall but i want to change things up a bit and am going to try out this whole turbo idea i think i am buying the twin turbo kit off ssautochrome only cuz it is in my price range this is what the kit includes:
(2) GT3076S Turbo (450Hp capability per turbo)
(1) GT Spec XL FMIC intercooler (23x12x3 Inch 3 Inch Inlet & Outlet)
(2) Full Stainless Steel Chevy Small Block Turbo exhaust manifold (42mm
tubing, 2.9mm wall thickness)
(2) Super Sound BOV Kit (Includes all vacuum line, clamps, hoses, adapters)
(1) Set of turbo accessories
Turbo Details:
Oil cooled bearing system
Internal Wastegate at 14.5psi
T3 turbine inlet flange
2.75" Compressor Inlet for the max flow
All turbo are Balanced
Heavy duty K18 alloy turbine wheels
Super Shine Polished Surface for best appearance
2.75" V Band Turbine inlet or Switch able to 5 bolt turbine inlet
Compressor Housing: A/R.60
Turbine Housing: A/R.63
Max Speed( r/min): 130,000
Suited Power Range (BHP): 425-525 BHP
Main Types of Matching Engines: suit for fuel and diesel engine
Comparable : 4-8 Cylinder Vehicle (NA or Turbo)
2.75" V-band turbine outlet flange
i just need help on what to due to my motor to handle it i only really want to run about 6 pounds and not blow up lol
i was just going to go and do head studs but i am pretty sure i would go boom lol my motor is a newer one piece seal block with scat crank and i beam rods and it has je pistons 11.25 to 1 comp i am running a 534 lift comp cams energy cam and dart iron eagle ss 2.05 1.90 steal heads and i have a prof products huricane intake big single plane and i run a holley 890 double pump and i have 1.5 rollor rockers and i spray the motor but i am not going to after turbo unless i still can
any help or advice would be greatly welcomed lol
changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
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HEAVYB
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changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
formally know as "BLACKZ28"
1979/70 ss cloned cheverolet camaro "for sale"
1978 lt 350/th350 camaro
1972 formula firebird
1989 notch mustang chevy powered
still no real fords
i have enough problems

1979/70 ss cloned cheverolet camaro "for sale"
1978 lt 350/th350 camaro
1972 formula firebird
1989 notch mustang chevy powered
still no real fords

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wazslow
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Re: changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
11.25:1 with iron heads is alot for a turbo application! Are you going to intercool it? What fuel? Are you going to run a blowthrough carb? The carb you have wont work unless modified... I'd stick with the spray until you can afford a better setup with lower compression if I were you.

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HEAVYB
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Re: changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
thanks yeah i am going to oh and just a fun fact i beleive he said he was your mechanic but a few months back a guy came in a dark blue newer ram to buy tires and exhaust and stuff from me lol
formally know as "BLACKZ28"
1979/70 ss cloned cheverolet camaro "for sale"
1978 lt 350/th350 camaro
1972 formula firebird
1989 notch mustang chevy powered
still no real fords
i have enough problems

1979/70 ss cloned cheverolet camaro "for sale"
1978 lt 350/th350 camaro
1972 formula firebird
1989 notch mustang chevy powered
still no real fords

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Re: changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
if your budget only allows a kit like that in that price range, then i would not go turbo.
Also the notion of running 6psi sounds good in theroy, but trust me, you'll be at 15 to 20 in no time. Boost is highly addicting and the turbo thing is more then just buying an offshore turbo kit from ebay. You need to address cam, compression, carb, converter and gearing in addition to adding a turbo.
Also the notion of running 6psi sounds good in theroy, but trust me, you'll be at 15 to 20 in no time. Boost is highly addicting and the turbo thing is more then just buying an offshore turbo kit from ebay. You need to address cam, compression, carb, converter and gearing in addition to adding a turbo.
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Re: changing up over the winter to twin turbo need some advice
and then a bigger turbo . then you start to think hey my 40 yr old chassis AND BLOCK cant possibly handle 1000 +hp ,then you make deals with the devil, oh yeah dont forget the drive shaft and the fact that all you originally wanted to do was a cheap 6PSI turbo thing , oops grenading motors can make you buy real race stuff .next thing you know your POS is running so fast that tech officials corral you after the second pass cause they thought the first pass was a timing error or a leaf blew through the lights. then pull out your advanced et lic., chassis cert and show em that you were actually legal to run that fast!!!!! JUST REMEMBER TO TAKE THE HUB CAPS OFF !!!!


i just passed you with my floor sweepings!!!!!
crew chief and top toiler trainer
got alky ? get injected!! !!!!