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love the kit, but im going to learn to weld and bend metal in a few months and make my own front mount
Got some dyno numbers this past weekend on my setup. 407 rwhp on 5 psi, and 543 rwhp on 11 psi. I'm running a low-comp forged engine (8.7:1 with the current heads).
Horsepower was 475+ from 5300-6900 rpms and was still holding when I let off.
The turbo is the 67 upgrade, which was further upgraded to a "70" equivalent by Forced Inductions, during a rebuild after an unfortunate smelting accident.

Added an obx intercooler, and a bov. Upsized the piping where possible using gobs of thin wall aluminum tubing and silicone couplers. No maf, 2-bar hptuners, lm1 wideband.
Single walbro pump, 60 lb mototron injectors, stock lines, stock rails.
224/228/115 cam, ls6 intake, first generation TEA 5.7 heads unmilled.
Mid-length mac headers, nothing wrapped, Borla xr-1 muffler after the turbo.
Last edited by John_D.; Nov 25, 2008 at 03:18 PM. Reason: 8.7 compression not 8.4
Some boost comes on immediately, full boost around 1.6-2.0 seconds later, depending on load and rpm at the start of the burst. It has a nice linear feel to it, not a gap followed by a sudden onset.
I'm ramping in fuel, and ramping out timing, as the boost builds. (instead of just suddenly switching from na fueling and timing, to boost fueling and timing) That helps too.
Also, it's an automatic, with a 3500 stall, so I don't have a _really_ low rpm area to deal with.
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Here is a link to my T/A on the dyno. You can really hear the turbo spool up, and the wastegate open. You can understand why it scares the hell out of the import guys around here.


