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Old 06-28-2009, 06:35 PM
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Default Already bought two turbos, now I think I want to go bigger

I got a darn good deal from Louis at LG Motorsports for two brand new Precision 61mm T3 turbos. They have a 76mm exhaust wheel with a .82AR. Rated for 680hp each. I've got the motor being put together at the machine shop now. Iron block forged 370 with ported LS2 heads. 9.3:1 compression. It's going in a 4100lb GTO with a TH400 and a 3200 stall. Going to be using C6 manifolds flipped backwards. 2.5" or 3" charge pipes and 3" downpipes. Mostly for strip duty but some street time on nice days.

Should I keep the turbos I have or go bigger? If bigger, then what?
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dang good build i wanna see pics.. dude thats 1300 + hp.. i would be satisfied with 700hp..haha,, but you always want more!!.. id keep them,,
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Originally Posted by chevellepowered
dang good build i wanna see pics.. dude thats 1300 + hp.. i would be satisfied with 700hp..haha,, but you always want more!!.. id keep them,,
The rule of thumb I heard(doesn't mean it's right, lol) is that you don't double the two turbos output. You only get 80% or so from the second. That's still 1200hp, but I'm concerned the T3 flange will hold me back. This is my first turbo build, so I'm kinda learning as I go.
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well thts a heal of a first turbo build.. haha.. id just do that and lator if u want more just cut the t3 flanges of and putt t4's on there and a set of t76's.. i was surprised with a stock turbo 4.8,, only putt down 320rwhp,, bad lil bit#*.. for what it was.. i think u will be more than satisfied..
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Well if you decide to sell them shot me a PM and i might take one off your hands . But on a side note should be one hell of a build. Keep in mind you are spliting the air going into the turbos vs one. Some of us are running smaller single turbos
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Ive made 1150 through a pair of T3s FWIW..... I say put them on the car and try it first. Twin 76s is a bit much for that combo if you still plan on having some streetability.
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Alright. I will keep them, lol. Just having pre build jitters I guess.
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Originally Posted by TurboAv
I got a darn good deal from Louis at LG Motorsports for two brand new Precision 61mm T3 turbos. They have a 76mm exhaust wheel with a .82AR. Rated for 680hp each. I've got the motor being put together at the machine shop now. Iron block forged 370 with ported LS2 heads. 9.3:1 compression. It's going in a 4100lb GTO with a TH400 and a 3200 stall. Going to be using C6 manifolds flipped backwards. 2.5" or 3" charge pipes and 3" downpipes. Mostly for strip duty but some street time on nice days.

Should I keep the turbos I have or go bigger? If bigger, then what?
The TC76's work really nice, very small. But you need a GOOD motor to hold them.
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Originally Posted by TurboAv
Alright. I will keep them, lol. Just having pre build jitters I guess.
AS soon as you turn it up, you wont
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that combo will easily destroy your rear end
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that combo will easily destroy your rear end
Not with a 33 spline spool along with 33 spline stub axles and 300M axle shafts. Gforce1320 makes some trick parts for our GTO's.
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What you have is pretty good. If you do go bigger the Precision 6265 or 6765s are the way to go.




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