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Old 03-23-2008, 10:53 AM
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So yesterday I went and bought a GT47r, two Tial v44 wastegates and a Tial BOV for my GTO. This is going to be going along with a 370 with cnc'd L92/L76 to help get more cfm through the motor out of boost. But, I'm pretty concerned I'm going to have "supra lag" with a 1.01 a/r with a T6 flange so I want to toss a big cam in there to make it a little better.

I've seen a couple blower cams on here that are 21x/23x .55x/.55x 116, is there anything maybe a bit larger than that or am I looking at having a custom cam specd out and ground?
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Originally Posted by Drew04GTO
So yesterday I went and bought a GT47r, two Tial v44 wastegates and a Tial BOV for my GTO. This is going to be going along with a 370 with cnc'd L92/L76 to help get more cfm through the motor out of boost. But, I'm pretty concerned I'm going to have "supra lag" with a 1.01 a/r with a T6 flange so I want to toss a big cam in there to make it a little better.

I've seen a couple blower cams on here that are 21x/23x .55x/.55x 116, is there anything maybe a bit larger than that or am I looking at having a custom cam specd out and ground?
I don't think you'll have too much of an issue with lag...the 1.0x A/R you have on a smallish GT47 turbine should spool rather quick on a 370...you probably won't want to build something that revs too high due to the smallish turbine (and small A/R) and backpressure issues
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Cool, was hoping you'd answer to this. So if the 1.01 a/r is smallish what did you wind up getting? I originally went in to my friends shop wanting a 1.1X and he talked me into the 1.01. I was hoping power wouldn't fall off too quickly and pull hard all the way to redline. I can't say I'm horribly concerned with lag, as long as I'm in full boost by 3800-4000rpm. I just don't want it to be a 1500 rpm power band.

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Cool, was hoping you'd answer to this. So if the 1.01 a/r is smallish what did you wind up getting? I originally went in to my friends shop wanting a 1.1X and he talked me into the 1.01. I was hoping power wouldn't fall off too quickly and pull hard all the way to redline. I can't say I'm horribly concerned with lag, as long as I'm in full boost by 3800-4000rpm. I just don't want it to be a 1500 rpm power band.
You probably have a 1.08. they offered them in .96, 1.08, 1.23. and 1.39.

http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob..._769112_5.html

I don't have a GT47 anymore...sold it

you should be to full boost well before 4K rpm with the 1.08.
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I'm not sure what housing it was he showed me. It was T6 twin scroll entry and it was for sure 1.01 a/r. 5" outlet that he has machied down to 4" vband flange.
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a 370 with cnc'd L92/L76 to help get more cfm through the motor out of boost. B
I think those heads are way to big for your setup!
Have you done any research on that combo with a relatively small CI motor?

Im not trying to get off topic here but your cam needs to work with the heads...
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you need to have a custom grind man,several things dictate cam size,cid,comp,head flow,turbo size,what your using the car for etc.
i do a ton of turbo cams,send me your car nad engine specs and i can help you out.And i would go bigger on the turbine housing for a 370



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