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anyone turbo'd a 6.0 with a HX35w?

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Old 07-24-2012, 10:22 PM
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sorry man im a tard but what is......i would do a .96 p trim 70mm
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its the turbine size. p trim exhuast wheel and a .96 a/r turbine housing
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not that i dont believe you but, does anyone else have some input on this turbo vs HX35-40
Old 07-25-2012, 01:45 PM
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I'm not sure why anyone would do a t3 frame turbo on a 6.0L motor.... thats like putting an m62 on a vette or purposefully running a 20 shot of nitrous on any ls motor. Whats the point? The reward doesn't benefit the cost.

Might as well match a turbo to the motor and make more power and give up nothing in return. Why only wish for 450 reliable horsepower when the 6.0 can do 550 reliable horsepower all day and still spool great on a mpt70 without totally choking it out?

450 reliable horsepower can be done on a 6.0 without forced induction.
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You need two turbos from a Buick GN.
Internally waste gated, compact, cheap and powerful.
They should spool very fast and make power above and beyond what you are looking for.
There are other builds out there that have GN turbos and they perform great.
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GN turbo would be similar to what he has. THe hx35 flows 62lb
Old 07-30-2012, 01:04 PM
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so aside form my turbo choice, are stock LS3 valve springs good or should i be looking at something else? what is the fuel pump of choice?
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how much backpressure is too much for the LQ4?
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...and where can i get a computer tuned?
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"Where can I get a computer tuned?" Where do you live? HX35 IS too small. 2 of them would be good. (1) 70-76 would be great. The cost of the turbo is a very small investment in the total cost of a turbo "kit". you're going to want 60lb injectors which will give you some room to grow. dual 255 external pumps (buy an extra to carry with you) "good" 46-50mm wastegate (you will need excellent reliable boost control) cheap BOV. tuning needs to be done on a chassis dyno, if someone tells you they can do a mail order turbo tune they are full of ****. 02-04 LS6 cam and better than yellow springs(ls6) this cam won't sacrifice any torque but gain alot of power everywhere.

Remember guys this thing will be abused many times what a street or strip car will and be run at high tempertures, no to little oil pressure (without a doubt don't build it without and accumulator), dirt clogged air filter, etc... personnally I'd do an MP112 s/c before turbo and I know Derrick West, Louie Keener, Brandon Davis, Travis, etc.....
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THANK YOU! think a bigger, 16cm or 20cm housing will give the exhaust flow i need? or do i just bite the bullet and get the MP like the guy said??? sorry for so many questions, i want to do it right but am on a tight budget, and a race in 10 weeks

i am working in SE N dakota now

i know it has to be done on a dyno, just dont know anyone around here

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what about a mp70 w a .63 A/R turbine housing? too small?
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For those cubes it is to small, need a .96 or it'll drop power like a rock at like 4500rpm
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how about the hx40? 65mm turbine and 60mm compressor? I am partial to holset and you cant beat their durability.



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