TT Cam Recommendation
TT Cam Recommendation I am in the process of building my motor for my TT CTS V and I would like to get some recommendations on a proper turbo cam for my set up. The car is primarily a street car but I will take it to the track often. The car is full weight (4000 lbs) looking for 1000 rwhp on e85.
Engine:
402 LS2
AFR 230 heads
ARP Head studs
Victor Jr intake
9.1 cr
Trans:
Built 4l80e
Circle D 3600 multidisk converter
Turbo system:
Twin turbonetics TC76 76/68 .81 ar, cast wheel, journal bearing
C6 exhaust manifolds with v bands
2.25 14 ga stainless hotside
Dual 3.5 stainless downpipes (open)
A/W intercooler
Any help would be apreciated
Engine:
402 LS2
AFR 230 heads
ARP Head studs
Victor Jr intake
9.1 cr
Trans:
Built 4l80e
Circle D 3600 multidisk converter
Turbo system:
Twin turbonetics TC76 76/68 .81 ar, cast wheel, journal bearing
C6 exhaust manifolds with v bands
2.25 14 ga stainless hotside
Dual 3.5 stainless downpipes (open)
A/W intercooler
Any help would be apreciated
Yeah i realize it is capable of more than 1000rwhp however I'm limited by the 4 bolt block/heads. I had originally planned to build an LSX 427 but I already had this motor so I'm going to put a new cam and roll with it. Eventually I'll go with the 6 bolt setup when needed.
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From: Okmulgee, OK
Martin @ Tick, or Liljohn.
IMHO, get rid of those TC76s, the 76mm compressor wheel is useless because of the 68mm turbine. A TC67 would be better if you want to stay with the TC series, otherwise PT6766s would be nice.
IMHO, get rid of those TC76s, the 76mm compressor wheel is useless because of the 68mm turbine. A TC67 would be better if you want to stay with the TC series, otherwise PT6766s would be nice.
