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Old 12-20-2008, 09:49 PM
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well, i don't know what to do i was going to run a ms3 cam and head pk from texas speed. but i am thinking of running a turbo sts system.but i already have headers what do you think i should do please note the engine is completely stock other than bolt on and nos let me know what you all think thanks
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First thing is put the stock manifolds back on with an ory or cat delete pipes.Then wrap the intire exhaust from the manifolds to the turbo with header wrap.Dont even think about useing the headers Its a waste of time.
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i have seen headers work really well with the sts kits
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Originally Posted by Shawn @ VA Speed
i have seen headers work really well with the sts kits
Were they on stock cubed ls1's or bigger CI? Not doubting it just have seen a majority of posters on here gain power going back to a stock manifolds. Im guessing the headers were coated and wrapped to keep heat in along with the entire exhaust?
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Also, id say go with a procharger D1SC kit over the STS.
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Originally Posted by vandal0-0
First thing is put the stock manifolds back on with an ory or cat delete pipes.Then wrap the intire exhaust from the manifolds to the turbo with header wrap.Dont even think about useing the headers Its a waste of time.
he's right.... if you go STS get rid of those LT as they will only hurt you
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Originally Posted by 98Z28MASS
Were they on stock cubed ls1's or bigger CI? Not doubting it just have seen a majority of posters on here gain power going back to a stock manifolds. Im guessing the headers were coated and wrapped to keep heat in along with the entire exhaust?
500rwhp with a stock ls1 and wrapped long tubes.
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Sorry just re read the post....
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If you already have the LT try It.The rest of us did until we got smart and listened to the other 100 testimonial threads that talks about how much better the stock manifolds work.Never said they wouldn't work but you will be amazed on the big difference In spool time with the stock manifolds.Ive been messing with the STS kit for the last 3 1/2yrs.Look up all of Zombie's posts and Longrange4u's build.You will find alot of helpful information there.Good luck with what ever you decide.
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i would suggest you buy some lq9 heads with harder valve springs and pushrods. the heads will lower you compression ratio and the harder valve springs will prevent valve float.

also why do you want to go rear mount ? you can get some good deals on front mount kits on this forum if you search the F/S section. if you are not going for big power the sts kit with a small turbo will be fine, but once you throw a big one on there the lag will be ALOT greater then on a front mount kit. good luck
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i think i wanna stay down about 500 or 600 hundred no more than that i dont wanna lose drivability do you all think i can get that on a stock block with 8psi and suporting mods???
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I made somewhere around 525 with stock motor and the STS kit.I had a MP-T70 turbo,Speed Inc. cam,meth inj.,fmic,and 8lbs of boost with a m6.



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