Modifying a Turbo Tech kit?
Originally Posted by SS00Blue
Detroit Speedworks is dead. Look for Phil on www.MotownMuscle.com
He goes by INMID8 I think. Might be spelled differently.
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He goes by INMID8 I think. Might be spelled differently.
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do you have there new number?
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From: orlando, florida
Originally Posted by SUPER DAVES Z
Sponsers are running really good deals on spec x-pad clutches right know. I almost bought one to have an extra!!
I have a question for the guys with the T76 kit. Do u guys have any over heating problems from the turbo and have u even road course race ur cars with the turbo? Im going to buy a ATI very soon and i was intrested in the T76 from Turbo Tech. Im just trying to make the right choice before i spend all that money.
I was checking the dyno run u guys have in ur sig and i noticed that the HP was going down early and it didnt hold up to the end. Why is the HP graph going down hill after 5900 or so?
Thanks.
I was checking the dyno run u guys have in ur sig and i noticed that the HP was going down early and it didnt hold up to the end. Why is the HP graph going down hill after 5900 or so?
Thanks.
usualy the valves start floating. from what i have herd. I dont see why this wouldnt work for road coarse's. the only problem that i can think of, is that my brake lines actually touch the manifold. I need to move them to that is not longer an issue. other than that thought you should be good
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i have a hks wastegate (one that came in my qmp kit) with a soft spring and a stiff spring and a new mounting flange for 250 if interested.
http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=807
http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=807
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From: FFX, VA
Originally Posted by LSs1Power
I have a question for the guys with the T76 kit. Do u guys have any over heating problems from the turbo and have u even road course race ur cars with the turbo? Im going to buy a ATI very soon and i was intrested in the T76 from Turbo Tech. Im just trying to make the right choice before i spend all that money.
I was checking the dyno run u guys have in ur sig and i noticed that the HP was going down early and it didnt hold up to the end. Why is the HP graph going down hill after 5900 or so?
Thanks.
I was checking the dyno run u guys have in ur sig and i noticed that the HP was going down early and it didnt hold up to the end. Why is the HP graph going down hill after 5900 or so?
Thanks.
Last edited by Blkknight; Jan 29, 2004 at 04:37 PM.
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Originally Posted by 69firebird
usualy the valves start floating. from what i have herd. I dont see why this wouldnt work for road coarse's. the only problem that i can think of, is that my brake lines actually touch the manifold. I need to move them to that is not longer an issue. other than that thought you should be good
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i bought a TO4E t-70 off of ebay, and swpped the exhaust housing from the t-60 with the t-70, put it in the car. It fit only cost me about 400 bucks. But i am using a custom front mount and redoing the intercooler piping allready.
but that is the cheapest way that I know of, I am also waiting for my new under the car cross over to come in from them as we speak
thanks
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firebird455@onebox.com
but that is the cheapest way that I know of, I am also waiting for my new under the car cross over to come in from them as we speak
thanks
ed
firebird455@onebox.com
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Talked to george today about my intercooler and asked him about the turbo this is what he told there bolt on t76 for the kit uses a t66 comp. housing with a t76 wheel so it`ll clear the frame you can bolt a true t76 up but you either have to notch the frame 3/4in or heat it up and pound it in. If you don`t the housing will hit under torque. Gearge also said that the t76 with the 66 housing flows the same as a true t76 so there would be no noticable performance gain using the 76.
Originally Posted by smokinHawk
didnt they move? or merge with someone?
do you have there new number?
do you have there new number?