Twin turbo LS1 countach kit car.......Doohhhhhh!!
10-03-2012, 03:11 AM
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Twin turbo LS1 countach kit car.......Doohhhhhh!! Not a joke...Im building a very extensive replica from the ground up...I come browse here quite often searching forums for help with the LS1...I figued Id share a couple progress pics and get some feed back... 
The plan is mostly for show 5-7 psi exact countach replica...heres a few shots of the engine bay. Hope you like
The plan is mostly for show 5-7 psi exact countach replica...heres a few shots of the engine bay. Hope you like 
10-03-2012, 05:28 AM
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Hey thanks people... Greatly appreciated. I still have a long way to go, but the drive train is pretty much complete, so I figured I'd share since it is Ls based. I didn't figure there'd be to much interest in the kit car but usually some will in the TTLS1... Lol thanks again
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That's badass. You need to get rid of the purple anodized (wastegates?). Maybe pull them apart and have them stripped and re-anodized black. Those 2 intercoolers on top are freakin' awesome. Are you doing anything to prevent heat soak?
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What trans are you using?
I have a finished Diablo Roadster w/sbc (archie kit), been building a twin turbo LS1 to swap in. I have been working on a custom reverse rotation th425 using a 4x4 front differential, but progress is slow. I keep changing the design and just cant decide if this is going to work....
I have a finished Diablo Roadster w/sbc (archie kit), been building a twin turbo LS1 to swap in. I have been working on a custom reverse rotation th425 using a 4x4 front differential, but progress is slow. I keep changing the design and just cant decide if this is going to work....
