s366 4.8 Camaro 6speed, Steven Sigmon
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With the turbine being as small as it is im sure it will be a screamer on the street. Coming into boost fast. The turbo is rated to 820hp on forced inductions site. Maxed out I would guess it would push the 4.8 to mid 600s maybe hit 700. Im interested to see when boost will come in.
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I wouldnt be so worried about the wastegate...
I'd be more concerned with the fact your bolting the turbo direct to the chassis...which is connected solidly to the exhaust, which is solid to the engine.
Even if the engine is then bolted solid to the chassis, there is going to be a lot of expansion and contraction in those pipes. Something is going to fatigue and let go. If you have any sort of flexible engine mounts at all, then something will break very very soon.
I'd be more concerned with the fact your bolting the turbo direct to the chassis...which is connected solidly to the exhaust, which is solid to the engine.
Even if the engine is then bolted solid to the chassis, there is going to be a lot of expansion and contraction in those pipes. Something is going to fatigue and let go. If you have any sort of flexible engine mounts at all, then something will break very very soon.
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My car is directly on the side like this and it will hold dead on what I set it. Unless you get over 14 or so psi then it creeps at little in 4th on a hard pull. He is not gonna run a controller for a long while, just the stiff spring.
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I wouldnt be so worried about the wastegate...
I'd be more concerned with the fact your bolting the turbo direct to the chassis...which is connected solidly to the exhaust, which is solid to the engine.
Even if the engine is then bolted solid to the chassis, there is going to be a lot of expansion and contraction in those pipes. Something is going to fatigue and let go. If you have any sort of flexible engine mounts at all, then something will break very very soon.
I'd be more concerned with the fact your bolting the turbo direct to the chassis...which is connected solidly to the exhaust, which is solid to the engine.
Even if the engine is then bolted solid to the chassis, there is going to be a lot of expansion and contraction in those pipes. Something is going to fatigue and let go. If you have any sort of flexible engine mounts at all, then something will break very very soon.
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Old worn out LS6 out........................
More durable 2003 4.8L back in...
LS6 Oil Pump Installed
LS6 Lifters
LS6 Timing Chain
Waiting on cometic head gaskets. Arp bolts will be going in heads.
Cam is 238/244 dura, 605/612 lift, 114+2. This was in the old ls6. So he is reusing at first to see how it does.
Steven is doing all of this im just updating the thread for him.
More durable 2003 4.8L back in...
LS6 Oil Pump Installed
LS6 Lifters
LS6 Timing Chain
Waiting on cometic head gaskets. Arp bolts will be going in heads.
Cam is 238/244 dura, 605/612 lift, 114+2. This was in the old ls6. So he is reusing at first to see how it does.
Steven is doing all of this im just updating the thread for him.
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For 550rwhp like he wanted the turbo will work well with the small cubes and trans setup. The turbine wheel is 82/73 vs the S400 is 83/74, so the S300 is not that much smaller.
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What would you say maxing this turbo out on the 4.8 will yield? Will he see possibly 700 with turbo maxed? Or will it choke before then? Haven't really seen many single setups with smaller turbos like this its always twins you see. But like I was telling Steven it should be really fast spool for street driving. Should stay in boost better than the larger turbos.