Is the stock oil pump going to be good for twin turbos?
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Is the stock oil pump going to be good for twin turbos?
I was thinking it will be because most of the potential oil pressure is bypassed anyways with a stock engine but then I started thinking about the low RPM range, is it going to be able to keep a good supply of oil to all bearings and parts and stuff punching it off the line? I'm sure you guys will know, Thanks
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I was thinking it will be because most of the potential oil pressure is bypassed anyways with a stock engine but then I started thinking about the low RPM range, is it going to be able to keep a good supply of oil to all bearings and parts and stuff punching it off the line? I'm sure you guys will know, Thanks
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yikes no its an ls1 pump from a '99 slp firehawk, damn 150 bucks is so much money maybe ill just put in twin turbos and not use them, you really dont think that stock pump can hang?
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Is this a joke topic?
If you think $150 is too much money, how do you live with yourself paying the thousands twin turbos cost?
And to save $150, you'll install twin turbos and not use them?
If you think $150 is too much money, how do you live with yourself paying the thousands twin turbos cost?
And to save $150, you'll install twin turbos and not use them?
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Cool thats the kind of info I was looking for, and no im not spending thousands on twin turbos lol im goin pick n pull baby!! and having my own manifold stuff welded, doing my own oil lines, and my own intake side and filters. But thanks for the info guys, sounds like the stock pump should be good to go for me if it is for you two, sweeeeet. Thanks :-D