mpT70 67 impala
i dont know much about turbos, so is this just a really bad idea, should it be a t4 turbo? Last edited by 89LS1RS; Apr 26, 2010 at 07:34 PM.
What does that mean? A friend just used a T70 .84 turbine t3 on an LT1 with a Camaro cam in a 3000 lb car it didn't get in the 7's in the 1/8
The turbo makes good boost and seems strong on street with no traction but with traction engine doesn't breath
Don't waste your time it will be total crap! Boost quick and quickly choke the engine
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from the looks of his welds he does not seem to know what he is getting himself in too when he welded cast iron manifold to a stainless steel pipe
805selite, i am going to put a brace from the block to the turbo, need to figure out how to get some flex pipe in between turbo and intercooler
but like i mentioned before, i started this thread so i could have some other people chiming in that the t3 wont work. i was given this turbo and told to put it on this car. i have never done anything with turbos before. after i started, i learned some and realized this wasnt going to work. now i was able to convince others that we shouldnt waste our time, and get a better sized turbo. gave a call to modular and we will have a t70 in its place really soon.
originally i planned on using truck manifolds flipped forward and up. but whild we were waiting on some flanges, i found my old 98 camaro manifolds that i cut the flanges off to make an ls1 swap exhaust, that i never used cuz stainless works started making the longtubes.
so that is 2.5 stainless tubing we had laying around. and i was bored so i started to mock up some pipes off those manifolds.
so far we have $70 in this turbo kit. once the new turbo, ebay intercooler, and some other little things show up, i think we will have no more than $1500 in the turbo side of things.
Sure you can get a turbo ready to bolt on for 1500, its the other 5-10 grand that people dont realize they are going to have to end up spending to get the damn thing to work right.
Stephen

Welcome to the world of going fast!

glad you got the t70, you will be much more happier with the results. Just keep posting about the build and these guys will tell you if you are doing anything wrong for sure. Hope you get it together quick!









