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Old 07-08-2013, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Rare96LT1Formula
Was thinking the same thing..

35MPG twin turbo setup?!? LOL

Get a huron speed truck manifold turbo kit, upgrade your fuel system, and you'll easily see 500 rwhp on a stock top end. You'll also want to look into upgrading the Stage 2 Monster as it's rated to only 550rwhp and you'll easily pass that figure with twins, or even a single.
Yeah...saw that one coming...and just put that in, too lol
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Not sure if he's being serious
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Cute, guys. I thought real men were on here, but I guess the children sneak on here too. Call advanced induction. You yield nearly the same MPG with a 243 ported polished heads/cam matching set and upgraded valvetrain
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I'm sorry, I'm very new to this whole car thing. Could you explain how more fuel and more air into an engine give me better gas mileage? If this is true I should get a BBC or Hemi for my Fox.
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I find it very hard to believe that a troll waited 5 years to, well troll.
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Found gt35 turbos with ceramic ball bearings for $200 a piece. I'm going to start fabrication once I receive them. Is it true that CX racing and GodSpeed are EBay brands/sellers?
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Originally Posted by Camaroz18
Cute, guys. I thought real men were on here, but I guess the children sneak on here too. Call advanced induction. You yield nearly the same MPG with a 243 ported polished heads/cam matching set and upgraded valvetrain
No disrespect... but I am curious what they spec'd you for a cam. I'm interested in what the cam specs are that will yield 35mpg in an LS1 motor.

What are the specs?

Thnx.
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Originally Posted by HRHohio
No disrespect... but I am curious what they spec'd you for a cam. I'm interested in what the cam specs are that will yield 35mpg in an LS1 motor.

What are the specs?

Thnx.
It's not 35mpg from the heads/can't. The port/Polish and better flowing heads increase the efficiency of the engine. Adding a Turbo and lowering the compression increases the efficiency even more while using only a little more fuel. But the recycling of energy and power through the Turbo yields better MPG/fuel economy
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Originally Posted by Camaroz18
Found gt35 turbos with ceramic ball bearings for $200 a piece. I'm going to start fabrication once I receive them. Is it true that CX racing and GodSpeed are EBay brands/sellers?
Those gt35 turbos are most likely cheap knock offs.. if you want authentic Garrett you need to purchase through a well respected dealer/vendor.

You need to slow down with this whole twin turbo idea. It seems you know very little about it and are just digging yourself into a hole with spontaneous purchases. A well thought out and effcient turbo system is an art not just something thrown together after 5 minutes on ebay.
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Btw you'll be lucky to hit 20-22 mpg after all is said and done..
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Originally Posted by Camaroz18
It's not 35mpg from the heads/can't. The port/Polish and better flowing heads increase the efficiency of the engine. Adding a Turbo and lowering the compression increases the efficiency even more while using only a little more fuel. But the recycling of energy and power through the Turbo yields better MPG/fuel economy
Just imagine if they threw a turbo on a de-stroked Prius. That thing would have about 70mpg!
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So what are the cam specs?
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Originally Posted by Camaroz18
It's not 35mpg from the heads/can't. The port/Polish and better flowing heads increase the efficiency of the engine. Adding a Turbo and lowering the compression increases the efficiency even more while using only a little more fuel. But the recycling of energy and power through the Turbo yields better MPG/fuel economy
I think you guys are being trolled by Al Gore.

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Bazzinga!!
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Originally Posted by Camaroz18
It's not 35mpg from the heads/can't. The port/Polish and better flowing heads increase the efficiency of the engine. Adding a Turbo and lowering the compression increases the efficiency even more while using only a little more fuel. But the recycling of energy and power through the Turbo yields better MPG/fuel economy
Wrong. Increasing your compression increases the efficiency of your motor.
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Originally Posted by Ryans99ls1
Wrong. Increasing your compression increases the efficiency of your motor.
You're correct, but adding boost to a decompressed motor increases the efficiency. You can't take a few words out of my sentence and say I'm wrong Lol. I said Adding a Turbo And lowering your compression yields better efficiency. I was referring to having a higher compression ratio after the heads and cam
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Originally Posted by djfury05
Those gt35 turbos are most likely cheap knock offs.. if you want authentic Garrett you need to purchase through a well respected dealer/vendor.

You need to slow down with this whole twin turbo idea. It seems you know very little about it and are just digging yourself into a hole with spontaneous purchases. A well thought out and effcient turbo system is an art not just something thrown together after 5 minutes on ebay.
You areally exactly right. I just really wanted to get started on the whole thing and it was a really good deal. I ended up not buying them. I'm trying to figure out how to read these Turbo compression maps. Why are the x,y values not in rpms versus another helpful value?
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