ls1 ebay turbo selection help
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Staging Lane
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ls1 ebay turbo selection help Need help with twin turbos for my. Ls1 sandrail looking at the ebay gt35 but have different ar options which woould be best suited for a stock ls1 with intercooler. Thinking of only runing 8psi on pump gas. GT35-T3-TURBO-CHARGER-70-AR-86-AR-TWIN-SCROLL-TURBINE
Something like this but what ar? Its for a t3 flanges on the headers
Something like this but what ar? Its for a t3 flanges on the headers
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Since no one wants to help you in a productive way, i will 
When dealing with turbos you wanna make sure you know what your getting EXACTLY so your not playing the "what do i got" game later.
The deal with ebay is theres alot of cannon fodder you gotta wade through. If you dont know turbos at all or even Forced induction... PLEASE research first. It will save you tons of time.
Google junkyard turbos and read that for starters.
If you know what you want and know turbos relativly well, I wtill recommend reading it just to refresh your memory. Its actually a good read. Go on google it... go ahead im waiting lol
But no seriously, look it up, it helps.
As for ebay, its like playing minesweep for the first 3 or 4 turns, you dont know what your gonna get. forest Gump also comes to mind
READ the items carfully. A T70 turbo can have all kinds of different wheels in them. Depending on the configureation, you can have one that boosts lower in the RPM giving you a broader Torque curve, but limits your power. You can also have one that comes on strong later (like evos) where it puts your *** in the backseat and hold on for deal life, but the power comes on later and suddenly (lag anyone?) in the RPM range.
Read the junkyard tubo thing and it will clearify it for you.
There are alot of JUNK turbos on ebay that most liky wont last long and will have you paying more in the long run then paying the initial amount for a quality one. Now if you do get a GOOD used one, ensure its not broken or excessily worn.
When dealing with turbos you wanna make sure you know what your getting EXACTLY so your not playing the "what do i got" game later.
The deal with ebay is theres alot of cannon fodder you gotta wade through. If you dont know turbos at all or even Forced induction... PLEASE research first. It will save you tons of time.
Google junkyard turbos and read that for starters.
If you know what you want and know turbos relativly well, I wtill recommend reading it just to refresh your memory. Its actually a good read. Go on google it... go ahead im waiting lol
But no seriously, look it up, it helps.
As for ebay, its like playing minesweep for the first 3 or 4 turns, you dont know what your gonna get. forest Gump also comes to mind
READ the items carfully. A T70 turbo can have all kinds of different wheels in them. Depending on the configureation, you can have one that boosts lower in the RPM giving you a broader Torque curve, but limits your power. You can also have one that comes on strong later (like evos) where it puts your *** in the backseat and hold on for deal life, but the power comes on later and suddenly (lag anyone?) in the RPM range.
Read the junkyard tubo thing and it will clearify it for you.
There are alot of JUNK turbos on ebay that most liky wont last long and will have you paying more in the long run then paying the initial amount for a quality one. Now if you do get a GOOD used one, ensure its not broken or excessily worn.
Get the cheap ebay gt45
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HUGE-...Q5fAccessories
.... its a great turbo for the money....lots of people running it on other boards...one guy has 30,000 miles on his....I ran one last year and will run another this year.....for the ones knocking it...they haven't ran one.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HUGE-...Q5fAccessories
.... its a great turbo for the money....lots of people running it on other boards...one guy has 30,000 miles on his....I ran one last year and will run another this year.....for the ones knocking it...they haven't ran one.....
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Staging Lane
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Wow this thread took a turn. I need twins and was looking at the gt35s but there's. A lot of options don't know where to start this is a sandrail I mostly need power 3500rpm and up for climbing long hills. Car wieghs about 3200 # and has 39 inch paddles. Trans and diff geared for it aka tranaxle
i would look a twin holset hx35, this turbos are strong as hell and you can get them cheap because diesel guys are pulling them off to go bigger
fyi twin hx35 turbos are good for about 700rwhp
fyi twin hx35 turbos are good for about 700rwhp
Lol it's a Mustang. Probably a mid 14 second car stock so 12s on a 70mm isn't bad.
= ??? Have you run one of these before? Know anyone that has? The only people I have EVER heard from that actually know people that run those turbos say they aren't actually too bad.
ebay turbo + junk
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