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Old 01-11-2013, 05:51 PM
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Follow along as we put our compound boost LS motor on an engine dyno for initial testing. We're happy with the results as the numbers speak volumes, but we feel there's more left on the table. Stay tuned as we get you the final numbers.

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Gotta see the results! What motor is this? What size turbos?
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That looks more like a turbo feeding a roots blower, as opposed to sequential turbos.
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I thought compound was exactly that, turbo and supercharged. Otherwise wouldnt one smaller and larger turbo just be sequential?
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Compound just means more than one....so compound turbos in parallel is what everyone calls "twins" and compound turbos in series would be like what the newer f250s have, possibly called sequential turbos. The terms get a bit fuzzy, but the turbo feeding a blower has been done before, albeit with limited results. Kbracing and smokeshow on performancetrucks both had compound (turbo feed blower) setups at one point, but both came to the conclusion everything works out better with just the single turbo....or they just got lazy and didnt want to spend the hours of tweaking it would take to get a setup like that to really shine.

This one looks like a beast though!
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Crazy setup...crazy power!
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avg power damn. good luck sticking that kind of tq.
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How about more info on the engine.
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Am I the only one that thinks this is not threadworthy? How about some actual information?

Dont get me wrong, its a sick setup...I guess, what is it again? Guess I have to call to find out...which is really weak. Why am I calling? Is it for sale? Seriously, what the hell is the point of this thread?
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Originally Posted by therabidweasel
Am I the only one that thinks this is not threadworthy? How about some actual information?

Dont get me wrong, its a sick setup...I guess, what is it again? Guess I have to call to find out...which is really weak. Why am I calling? Is it for sale? Seriously, what the hell is the point of this thread?
Im sure they want to try and sell you a few things, and you know what they say for price. If you gotta ask, you probably cant afford it. Supercharger system, easy 6k, turbo another easy 6k all the piping and intercooler wastegate blah blah blah thats a few grand and im sure that engine is well over 10k
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Compound boost is not new but don't see it much in the ls world. The roots gives all the low end and throttle response while the turbo kicks it up a good amount more. We did this to a 03 cobra back in 05. Twin turbos with the stock blower made 1k rwhp. Pulled the roots and it made more. The roots just gave better throttle response.
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
Gotta see the results! What motor is this? What size turbos?
This is a Ls3 with a Magnuson blower and Granatelli Twin turbos with
PTE6265 Turbochargers
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forged bottomend?
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Originally Posted by granatelli sales
This is a Ls3 with a Magnuson blower and Granatelli Twin turbos with
PTE6265 Turbochargers
Sweet! Forged motor? What are the specs on the motor?
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
Compound boost is not new but don't see it much in the ls world. The roots gives all the low end and throttle response while the turbo kicks it up a good amount more. We did this to a 03 cobra back in 05. Twin turbos with the stock blower made 1k rwhp. Pulled the roots and it made more. The roots just gave better throttle response.
People have been doing this with Cummins 12v's for awhile. While a extremely cool setup, it does work but with some mixed results. One of the things Ive been hearing about is supposedly the rotors inside the blower will start to flex and distort with a good bit of boost being thrown into it during compounding.
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New video coming soon
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This pictures shows our kit installed with a TVS2300. We offer it as a compound boost set up as well. These pictures show the kit better with the engine on the stand


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Wow, very nice!


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