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Old 11-20-2009, 05:32 PM
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so i was looking at the turbo kits for the hot side and ebay has them for like 500 or 600 and it includes the turbo headers with a t4 flange and all the piping to connect it into your existing exhaust. all you would need is the fuel components, a t4 turbo, intercooler, and wastegate......has anyone run this on their car and had some success? as long as you get a good turbo and wastegate like a masterpower t4 and a tial wastegate you shoudl be good right? oh yeah and get a decent intercooler too.....how much power would you make with a good tune on a stock ls1???? im just curious because i want some more power.......let me know. i know that question has been answered before but i cant find the post and its easier to create a new thread. thanks guys and girls.
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lots of guys are running them, some guys are in the 10 sec zone
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I'm glad you asked because I'm in the market for one also... Let's see any more input folks...
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not to sure on quality
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Just got mine running and the only problem I had was that the wastegate tube didn't line up but with a little work I made it fit. Also some quick tips to save you a headache are...

solid motor mounts
braided power steering lines
good alternator relocation bracket
wrap the hot side
plug wire sleeves
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Pleanty of threads to answer all of your questions. Unlike you mentioned....its really not that hard to search. I LOVE using that feature to pull up threads that are full of answers.
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Originally Posted by Black_98Z
Just got mine running and the only problem I had was that the wastegate tube didn't line up but with a little work I made it fit. Also some quick tips to save you a headache are...

solid motor mounts
braided power steering lines
good alternator relocation bracket
wrap the hot side
plug wire sleeves

All true don't forget fans.

You should cut that wastegate piece if you didn't mine had like a 3/8" hole in it. I believe Nighthawk has pics of his on here also.

How much power did you make?
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With the above mentioned, I also had to make my header bolt holes larger for them to fit. On 7lbs of boost without my 2 step, th400, transbrake, eboost, 9", adjustable torque arm, drag shocks, drag bar and good tires and I ran a 7.01 @ 99mph. I can't wait to see how I do after doing all this ****
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Originally Posted by ninetres
Pleanty of threads to answer all of your questions. Unlike you mentioned....its really not that hard to search. I LOVE using that feature to pull up threads that are full of answers.

thanks for the sarcasm man thats the best advice i got.
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Originally Posted by jb7241986
thanks for the sarcasm man thats the best advice i got.
I wasn't being sarcastic. The best advice you could get is the dozens of threads full of ebay kit info that a search would yeild.....seriously, no joke.
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Originally Posted by Black_98Z
Just got mine running and the only problem I had was that the wastegate tube didn't line up but with a little work I made it fit. Also some quick tips to save you a headache are...

solid motor mounts
braided power steering lines
good alternator relocation bracket
wrap the hot side
plug wire sleeves
This. Im planning on running open wastegate. Im also getting ceramic coating on all of it. Another issue I got was the o2 bung on the passenger side header needed to be move over an inch or so. And electric pusher fans too.
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I have not had the tune finalized or dynoed. Ordering an alkycontrol kit before I up the boost. I saw some people having problems with one of the header bolt holes and an oxygen sensor not fitting right but I guess I lucked out and had no problems there. Check out Derale 16925...two of those fans seem be working great for me.
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Ive got a brand new godspeed kit ( ebay kit ) Ill sell ya for 450 shipped. I bought it a couple of months ago and never installed it.
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Although the ebay kits are cheap, I would have gone with KYTP. Theres so much stupid **** you have to worry about with ebay kit, like melting ur motor mounts(wtf is that about). I wouldve rather gotten flipped manifolds and had josh weld me up a crossover and DP.If in the right position I might have been able to keep the stock electric fans too.
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Dont mean to hijackbut tell me about this Josh your talking about. Can he fab one up for anyone or is he your hook up?
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Kentucky Turbo Performance
http://kentuckyturboandperformance.com/
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but ebay kit keeps the AC.... i put down around apx 550 rwhp on 10ish psi after fixing a few issues i had. its a great kit if you know how to weld.
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What issues did you have to adress?
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If you go with Josh@KYTP you have different setups to chose from and can also keep ac if you would like or do away with it...I've been looking into getting a kit from KYTP just trying to figure out some other things first like motor rear gears which turbo setup but keeping the ac for sure


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