Turbo Sizing
I was told it was too small for my 408 and that it would choke on the top end and have too much back pressure. I had originally thought about 600rwhp. This is using a Trick low front mount setup.
Here is the setup:
Silverado truck
408ci with a 9:1 cr
4L60 built
14 Bolt w/TruTrac
Trick single low mount
The turbo is mounted right where the stock exhaust manifold ends with a crossover from the drivers side to the passenger side.
What size turbo should I get to make 600-800 rwhp? I want it too spool quickly so it drives good on the street rather than a track use only setup. Hoping for low 11's.
Also, how much should I ask for my current Garrett GT-76?
Same questions but on a different build.
Here is the setup:
Ram truck
413ci with a 9.2:1 cr
518 built
Dana 60 w/Locker
STS rear mount
The Hemi currently as a the same turbo but with a .96 A/R vs the .81 I was going to use on the Silverado. I also thought about using both turbos on the Silverado and just make it a twin setup but then the turbos are too big.

Turbo manufacturers/dealers please feel free to chime in with a suggestion and pricing for a turbo.
Does Garrett even make an A/R that big? Who makes the GT88 and what are the specs?
How about there GT-76? It has the same size turbine wheel and can have the same(1.23) a/r but with a smaller compressor wheel capable of 1000hp and it's only $1100. I don't know if it has journal or ball bearings though.
Also, I got a quote from Comp for a turbo with a 80mm compressor wheel and 79mm(can upto 87mm) turbine wheel with ball bearings for $1600. Can be had with a billet wheel for $300 more.
How does it work to dispence heat?
I take it you run a oil pump?
Bozz
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If you were looking for pics of the turbo pipes I haven't taken any but could if you want to see them also.
I haven't installed it yet so I don't know how well it dissipates heat. Yes, I will be using an oil return pump.
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