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Old 07-27-2013, 11:57 PM
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Default Real street turbo build. "Silverback Gorilla"

Well this build is actually almost complete hoping to have it out at Ls fest this year maybe on it first actual pass or atleast ready for Indy. Car is also being setup to race a local limited 8.5 class we have here in the Cincy/Dayton area.

This car last year went a 9.64@141 with a built t56, Monster stage 4, and a MWC 9in putting the power down. Engine was a 408ci with 11.1comp on a 225 shot with a nitrous outlet spray bar plumbed into a super vic.

Decided to change it up a little since I have always wanted a turbo car.
Specs on this build-
408ci solid roller built by All in racing
Trick flow 245 heads (Cathedral port due to 8.5 class rules)
Custom spec solid roller cam from Lil john
Holley Hi ram intake
NW 102 throttle body
Billet atomizers 160# injectors
Complete hot side bought from Kool Rayz silver trans am.
Tial 60mm wastegate
Tial 50mm Bov
Borg warner s476 with a 1.58 a/r (cast wheel due to 8.5 rules)
Pt1000 A2W intercooler
Built Th400 from TNT
Ultimate Converter
Magnafuel 750 pump
Holley Dominator efi

Here is what I started with earlier in the year


Also did some weight reduction this year since the car still had the stock gas tank and all the evap crap.




Burkhart chassis parachute mount


Borg warner s476


Engine bay shot





Th400





Currently the car is with my fab guy getting the radiator/intercooler mounted and making the rest of the cold pipes and the 5in down pipe for the turbo. Should have it back this week with some updated pics.

I know my cubic inch is excessive for this little 76mm but it should run good for the local races being they only run 1/8 mile. We will see how it does in the lsx stuff. Next year I do plan on buying an 88mm x275 turbo just to make some power and run some local grudge racing events.
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sweet little set up!!! did you do the crossover? I love how those intakes look!
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Originally Posted by TurboJoe@Straightline
sweet little set up!!! did you do the crossover? I love how those intakes look!
I agree, sweet setup.

That crossover was made by Shearer Fabrications.
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Nice!
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Yea the cross over was built by Shearer Fabrications. This is what it looked like on Kool rayz car.
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What's the car weigh? I see 5.1xs-5.2xs in your future!

Badass! Keep us updated!
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Last year the car was pretty heavy weighed in at 3515 with me in it. I am hoping to weigh less but this turbo stuff is heavy. The iron block doesnt help either.
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Thats a clean setup man. Should roll out way better than with that past setup on the M6
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Yea but I feel like I will miss rowing the gears
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you'll forget all about it when you see that timeslip.
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Yea thats what I keep telling myself
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i was gonna say talk to liljohn and get the bigger a/r housing. then i saw you did. looking good
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What size converter? What gear ratio? Should have a nasty launch!
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
What size converter? What gear ratio? Should have a nasty launch!
9 1/2 converter/ 3.55 gear. I want to say the stall is around 3800-4k
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Thats a good setup. Will you be running on gasoline or E85? I would guess E85 for a allout 8.5 class
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
Thats a good setup. Will you be running on gasoline or E85? I would guess E85 for a allout 8.5 class
Actually I will be on something like c16 or some renegade fuel because the lsx classes do not allow ethonal fuel. Dont feel like changing the tune up back and forth for both classes.
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Ahh I understand.
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Nice setup! Should be a good contender in Real Street!
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What is competitive in real street?

What is the reason behind running the big 1.51 AR? 1.32 is already huge!
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Originally Posted by slowlsx
What is competitive in real street?

What is the reason behind running the big 1.51 AR? 1.32 is already huge!
The guys in real street are flying right now. I know this thing will not be a top contender with a cast wheel and at the weight its at this year. Just want to go out and have some fun. The reason behind the bigger a/r is to help fight back pressure being that my engine is a 408ci. I really need to be down around 370ci to make this little turbo work for me.


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