How far will a 7675 go on a 6.0?
**off topic**
I have a Bullseye Power turbo that I'll be putting on my 417" LS3 with the specs below:
CT: 75mm BatMoWheel Turbo
CW: BatMoWheel 475 Compressor Wheel
CC: 75mm BEP race cover hose end-BatMoCover
TW: 87mm turbine wheel
TH: BEP V-Band 1.30 A/R-87mm
This will be going on a street driven 2002 Camaro 6 speed. I'm sure I'll run out of steam pretty quickly, but I want to see what this turbo will do before I swap it out. Bullseye also let me know that they have some new TCT wheels that they can slap on it for some good gains. I'm hoping to be up and running by January '14.
I assume this turbo is way to small for the motor, but do you think I could see 800rwhp?
I have a Bullseye Power turbo that I'll be putting on my 417" LS3 with the specs below:
CT: 75mm BatMoWheel Turbo
CW: BatMoWheel 475 Compressor Wheel
CC: 75mm BEP race cover hose end-BatMoCover
TW: 87mm turbine wheel
TH: BEP V-Band 1.30 A/R-87mm
This will be going on a street driven 2002 Camaro 6 speed. I'm sure I'll run out of steam pretty quickly, but I want to see what this turbo will do before I swap it out. Bullseye also let me know that they have some new TCT wheels that they can slap on it for some good gains. I'm hoping to be up and running by January '14.
I assume this turbo is way to small for the motor, but do you think I could see 800rwhp?
**off topic**
I have a Bullseye Power turbo that I'll be putting on my 417" LS3 with the specs below:
CT: 75mm BatMoWheel Turbo
CW: BatMoWheel 475 Compressor Wheel
CC: 75mm BEP race cover hose end-BatMoCover
TW: 87mm turbine wheel
TH: BEP V-Band 1.30 A/R-87mm
This will be going on a street driven 2002 Camaro 6 speed. I'm sure I'll run out of steam pretty quickly, but I want to see what this turbo will do before I swap it out. Bullseye also let me know that they have some new TCT wheels that they can slap on it for some good gains. I'm hoping to be up and running by January '14.
I assume this turbo is way to small for the motor, but do you think I could see 800rwhp?
I have a Bullseye Power turbo that I'll be putting on my 417" LS3 with the specs below:
CT: 75mm BatMoWheel Turbo
CW: BatMoWheel 475 Compressor Wheel
CC: 75mm BEP race cover hose end-BatMoCover
TW: 87mm turbine wheel
TH: BEP V-Band 1.30 A/R-87mm
This will be going on a street driven 2002 Camaro 6 speed. I'm sure I'll run out of steam pretty quickly, but I want to see what this turbo will do before I swap it out. Bullseye also let me know that they have some new TCT wheels that they can slap on it for some good gains. I'm hoping to be up and running by January '14.
I assume this turbo is way to small for the motor, but do you think I could see 800rwhp?
Originally Posted by GR8GAME View Post
**off topic**
I have a Bullseye Power turbo that I'll be putting on my 417" LS3 with the specs below:
CT: 75mm BatMoWheel Turbo
CW: BatMoWheel 475 Compressor Wheel
CC: 75mm BEP race cover hose end-BatMoCover
TW: 87mm turbine wheel
TH: BEP V-Band 1.30 A/R-87mm
Thanks SBC, you're probably right! I wish you would chime in on all the threads I comment on, you know, to help regulate.
And....Back on topic... Anyone else have any idea how far that 7675 will go on a 6.0!?
And....Back on topic... Anyone else have any idea how far that 7675 will go on a 6.0!?
Last edited by GR8GAME; Oct 31, 2013 at 03:34 PM.
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Run the 6.0. The 5.3 and 7675 is a match made in heaven and I loved it but...with a stock converter, use a small cam and take advantage of that low speed torque. Realize that its going to have some backpressure and not spin to 7k but it will be a street monster.
