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Default APS F body 427 cube twin turbo system - coming soon

Guys, APS is in the process of packaging a specific twin turbo system designed for large cube F body applications, 427 engines in particular. The larger twin turbo system will include custom TDO6 turbochargers with a 65 lb per minute mass air flow capibility and larger 1.06 turbine housings. The power potential of the turbo system will be around 1000 rwhp (dyno jet) on a fully built forged engine with the correctly sized fuel system and engine tuning. At this time I estimate that the price will be under $7000 for the first batch of twin turbo systems delivered so PM me if you're interested in one of these systems.

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You have pm,

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Peter I hope you make upgrades for the current users of your kits. I still havent heard back from you about the inlet duct upgrades. Will these turbochargers fit with the current f body system's? There is alot of us with 402's. And I was under the impression you were going to offer an upgraded turbo for the current f body system.
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Originally Posted by JMBLOWNWS6
Peter I hope you make upgrades for the current users of your kits. I still havent heard back from you about the inlet duct upgrades. Will these turbochargers fit with the current f body system's? There is alot of us with 402's. And I was under the impression you were going to offer an upgraded turbo for the current f body system.
The larger turbo will fit the existing F body system with a new smaller starter motor (more on that later), I will start a new thread on the turbo upgrade option in the future as I do not want to pollute this thread.

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Awesome! Dont forget about the inlet ducts.
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Damn, no GT35R's?

I was hoping that was the up-and-coming upgrade.
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Originally Posted by peter@aps

The power potential of the turbo system will be around 1000 rwhp (dyno jet) on a fully built forged engine with the correctly sized fuel system and engine tuning.
Stock or low CR motor you're refering to?

How much boost?
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Originally Posted by Mike 01WS6
Damn, no GT35R's?

I was hoping that was the up-and-coming upgrade.
from the flow rates of the custom TD06 turbo they are going to be using they will be equal to the GT35Rs.

will these turbo com with ball bearing cores??

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Wow sounds impressive .Was very tempted to go 427 but would think the 6.0 block shouldn't be bored out that much so that would require I think lsx block ? Oh well think can be happy with ordered 408 and current standard turbos. Just hit things with a 100 or 200 shot if feel the need for much more than 850rwhp or buy a vette and put an aps kit on it. But that is for sure distant future idea.
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Originally Posted by chuntington101
from the flow rates of the custom TD06 turbo they are going to be using they will be equal to the GT35Rs.

will these turbo com with ball bearing cores??

Chris.
I realize that, however they're a mitsu 20g turbo vs. a ball bearing garrett. I figured the 35's were going to be offered since they already have them in the c6z kit. If we're paying 7k for an intro price, i'd at least hope they were ball bearing.
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Very nice, cant wait for the upgraded version! MORE POWER!!
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Originally Posted by Mike 01WS6
Damn, no GT35R's?

I was hoping that was the up-and-coming upgrade.
+1

Doesn't look like interest is real high for this kit???
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Originally Posted by Mike 01WS6
Damn, no GT35R's?
Imho GT35's would be far too expensive for the majority of the F body owners..............I'd like to see the 427 cube F body twin turbo system stay very affordable and under 7k for the entire twin turbo system.

Peter
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Originally Posted by peter@aps
Imho GT35's would be far too expensive for the majority of the F body owners..............I'd like to see the 427 cube F body twin turbo system stay very affordable and under 7k for the entire twin turbo system.

Peter
for someone who plunks down the dough for a 427 they should be able to afford to put gt35R on the car as well
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Still waiting on a high boost duct option Peter! You told me to stay on your *** Please give us some info. Its been over 6 weeks.
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Originally Posted by bluecamaroz28
Stock or low CR motor you're refering to?

How much boost?
if you build a 427 for your camaro i hope you wouldnt build it to "stock" i would hope its a forged low CR built boost specific
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Originally Posted by JMBLOWNWS6
Still waiting on a high boost duct option Peter! You told me to stay on your *** Please give us some info. Its been over 6 weeks.
I hope it's soon. I'm ready to turn it up but not sure how far I can push it before the inlet ducts collapse.
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Originally Posted by bluecamaroz28
Stock or low CR motor you're refering to?

How much boost?
I go with a forged engine with a 9.3:1 comp ratio for pump fuel.

Peter


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