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Old 02-10-2010, 11:22 PM
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Havnt been able to find a great amount of builds with this turbo. If you have some dyno /track mph numbers (psi?) Im curious to see how it reacts on diff size motors.
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150 mph at 3700 lbs on a 281 cu in motor. 750 rwhp on a 402 ls motor through a 6 speed.
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Originally Posted by black98ws6ta
150 mph at 3700 lbs on a 281 cu in motor. 750 rwhp on a 402 ls motor through a 6 speed.
Man a 76GTS on a 402!? THats a small turbo for that motor.
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Originally Posted by 355TurboLT1
Man a 76GTS on a 402!? THats a small turbo for that motor.
Yeah, its alittle mis matched but it works.
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Originally Posted by black98ws6ta
Yeah, its alittle mis matched but it works.
How many pounds of boost to get those numbers?
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76 gts rearmount 4xx numbers in the sig. I also trap 142 in the quater.
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Originally Posted by chase3
How many pounds of boost to get those numbers?
12 psi. I would recommend doing a larger turbo, but this guy was set on trying it.
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You have a mp t70 rite? Why not just add another?
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150 is flyin! This turbo seems to work reeeally well with smaller v8's. I bet the 5.3 could make more power then the 6.0 w/ this turbo.
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what are you getting at here???
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Originally Posted by Slow5.0.
150 is flyin! This turbo seems to work reeeally well with smaller v8's. I bet the 5.3 could make more power then the 6.0 w/ this turbo.
That is true with almost all turbo's, but there are some exceptions.
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Here is my last dyno chart with the 6 speed with a 76gts.

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NICE

Originally Posted by lq4pwns
what are you getting at here???
haha
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3750 lb, 388 cid LTx with a TH350 and loose converter:

9.9 (1.7 60' leaving soft) at 146 mph and 700 rwhp, all at 17 psi. There was still more in it, as the turbo was capable of 20+ psi.

Most say the turbo is too small for 388 cid, but I had good luck with it.

Also... we ran a similar combo on an engine dyno. It was 377 cid with a 230/230 cam and air/air and made 930 hp and 1070 ft-lb at 18 psi.
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damn.. **** is rolling at 146 and 3750 weight lol. Autos and turbos go so well together.
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bump anyone else
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im putting mine together now, forged ls1, pt76gts truck manifold kit, th400 with brake. should know in a couple weeks how it will do
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can't compete with the other posters here but numbers in sig made with that turbo, quick spool too.
nice to know I got a good amount of room to grow
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Originally Posted by NicD
Here is my last dyno chart with the 6 speed with a 76gts.

wow, that is a nice setup. what gears with the m6?

rice eater, funny avatar
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Originally Posted by black98ws6ta
That is true with almost all turbo's, but there are some exceptions.
True......for all turbos that are mis-matched on an engine too large for them lol.


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