68 C10 Twin Turbo LSX
06-03-2013, 09:36 PM
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68 C10 Twin Turbo LSX 313ci LS motor
Twin gt35 turbos
CSU Blow through carb E85
Holley dominator pump
Th400 RMVB 3400stall Revmax billet converter
287xer comp cam
12bolt 3:73 gears
Its also air bagged..
I have alot more pics if youd like but here are a few..
Twin gt35 turbos
CSU Blow through carb E85
Holley dominator pump
Th400 RMVB 3400stall Revmax billet converter
287xer comp cam
12bolt 3:73 gears
Its also air bagged..
I have alot more pics if youd like but here are a few..
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06-04-2013, 01:06 AM
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as many pics as you feel like posting!
I want to do a twin setup but keep going back and forth on an internal wastegated gt30 or going w/ the gt35's and just have a lot left on the table from my ~600whp goal.
What made you choose the 35's and have you had the chance to dyno it?.
Very very nice build.
I want to do a twin setup but keep going back and forth on an internal wastegated gt30 or going w/ the gt35's and just have a lot left on the table from my ~600whp goal.
What made you choose the 35's and have you had the chance to dyno it?.
Very very nice build.
06-04-2013, 09:56 AM
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as many pics as you feel like posting!
I want to do a twin setup but keep going back and forth on an internal wastegated gt30 or going w/ the gt35's and just have a lot left on the table from my ~600whp goal.
What made you choose the 35's and have you had the chance to dyno it?.
Very very nice build.
I want to do a twin setup but keep going back and forth on an internal wastegated gt30 or going w/ the gt35's and just have a lot left on the table from my ~600whp goal.
What made you choose the 35's and have you had the chance to dyno it?.
Very very nice build.
Still finishing a few things on this new motor combo so its not road ready yet (should be this week) and I hope to have it on the dyno by July.
06-04-2013, 11:29 AM
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Bad *** truck, very sleeper. Just thinking of your rear gear/trans combo. Your rpm's are gonna be pretty high. Going to a lower gearing might help the turbos spool faster too.
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I was planning on doing a gear change but thought id give these a go. And as far as rpm the limiter is at 7900 that why its a short stroke big bore motor.
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Heres a pic when it had a NA 4.8 with a muncie 4 speed in it.
The Model A is one we built for my brother. We built everything from the frame up and even made new quarters and door skins for it. Also has stock hinge suicide door setup. 4 link rear with coil overs ect..
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06-08-2013, 04:48 PM
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Yeah its all original with no rust and not many dents... It sat in a barn for a long time. Still has good original wood in the bed to..
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