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Old 08-24-2009, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Vcious04
Man Jeremy, sounds like it's gonna be a monster.

I would go with twin 100mm Turbo's, go big.
twin 100 hahaha it will laggggggggggggggggggggggggg real bad
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Originally Posted by Tiago
those turbos will spool very very hard, I think you will have traction problems.
i see u have twin 76's on a 427. any pics of the engine bay. what kind of power did it make and does it have any turbo lag? So u think they will spool to hard?
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Originally Posted by LS1RedZ
I cant wait to see some pics of this setup! There was a Red T/A TT car at the LSX shootout with turbos mounted behind the head lights.
did u get any pics of it?
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Originally Posted by jeremym
did u get any pics of it?
Lemme look through some pics I have. He is a member on here. Cant remember his name tho.
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I should be able to give you a ball park on the power pretty soon as my twin 67 billet build is just about done - 6 speed as well. As most people have pointed out now, you are going to need upgraded everything.

And to the person asking for pictures of turbos on both sides (also check out Speed Inc.'s builds -- lots of large twin turbo pics)
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Originally Posted by LS1RedZ
Lemme look through some pics I have. He is a member on here. Cant remember his name tho.
This one?
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^^^ Yep thats the one. Car is bad ***!
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Originally Posted by jeremym
i see u have twin 76's on a 427. any pics of the engine bay. what kind of power did it make and does it have any turbo lag? So u think they will spool to hard?

I'm sure Tiago will give you more info but let me tell you this HIS car is freakin sick

made over 900rwhp with 13psi and 1000rwhp with 15psi If I'm not mistaken

IMO your Turbos are small for CI If you want sick power and no lag go with twin 70mm I think you can get full boost 3000rpm and can have 1000+rwhp with 16-18psi


Good luck.
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I started a thread about Tiago's TT car over a year ago after seeing it at a local car meet. It has a poor cellphone pic of the engine bay.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...turbo-lsx.html
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A pair of TC76's would spool almost instant with a 441 ci engine. 67's are going to be on the small side trying to feed air to that monster motor. A 441 is no joke.
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Originally Posted by jeremym
i see u have twin 76's on a 427. any pics of the engine bay. what kind of power did it make and does it have any turbo lag? So u think they will spool to hard?
Your gearing will have alot to do with it as well but, on a 3.42 rear, no lag, just insanity. I run 0.82 A/Rs.


Originally Posted by mightyquickz28
I started a thread about Tiago's TT car over a year ago after seeing it at a local car meet. It has a poor cellphone pic of the engine bay.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...turbo-lsx.html
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I am sure josh will chime in on the this set up.I will leave everything up to him.If he decides to go with turbonetic 70's then I am game.I had a cam speced out for this build using smaller turbos(gt35).it is a reverse split.
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Originally Posted by jeremym
I am sure josh will chime in on the this set up.I will leave everything up to him.If he decides to go with turbonetic 70's then I am game.I had a cam speced out for this build using smaller turbos(gt35).it is a reverse split.
The Tnetic 70's or 72's would be pure insanity as far as spool and power is concerned.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
The Tnetic 70's or 72's would be pure insanity as far as spool and power is concerned.
At first i was going to use the APS extreme kit but as u know the aps deal.So the cam was speced out using smaller turbos. I guess that is why it is a reverse split due to somthing about the exhaust or something.sorry i know nothing about turbos. Do you think the 70's will effect the cam if it is design for a smaller turbo.like a 60-61mm if that.
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Originally Posted by Tiago
Your gearing will have alot to do with it as well but, on a 3.42 rear, no lag, just insanity. I run 0.82 A/Rs.




can i ask how much power do u make and do u have a graph? if not i understand.
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Originally Posted by jeremym
I am sure josh will chime in on the this set up.I will leave everything up to him.If he decides to go with turbonetic 70's then I am game.I had a cam speced out for this build using smaller turbos(gt35).it is a reverse split.
While 67mm turbo's will come in off idle and be super aggresive I would like to see some 70 ro 72mm units on the setup. Shouldnt slow the spool up down but it would extend the upper power potential of the setup. Best thing of all is that the setup will fit all the way up to 78mm turbo's. Power will not be an issue. Taction, , that's another story.
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How much modding is needed to fit this kit? I'm guessing the frame needs some notching here and there?
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Originally Posted by Josh @ KYTP
While 67mm turbo's will come in off idle and be super aggresive I would like to see some 70 ro 72mm units on the setup. Shouldnt slow the spool up down but it would extend the upper power potential of the setup. Best thing of all is that the setup will fit all the way up to 78mm turbo's. Power will not be an issue. Taction, , that's another story.
I will let u do what u want.throw the 70's with a smaller housing. U are the pro at this.There is to much to learn about turbos.I am just a rookie who said **** it told RPM to build me a monster of a street car.I just want to spool up and peak 3500-4000RPM

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Will i need a scavg pump and if so where to get one? What about my radiator?Should i use turbo blankets?
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Originally Posted by jeremym
Will i need a scavg pump and if so where to get one? What about my radiator?Should i use turbo blankets?
Turbo blankets improve spool and cut down on under hood temps. For the pump, it will depend on the placement of the turbos, but I'm pretty sure Josh places them high enough to gravity drain


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