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2000 Z28 6.0 LY6 7875 Turbo Build

Old 09-07-2015, 12:53 AM
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Default 2000 Z28 6.0 LY6 7875 Turbo Build

So figured it was time to start a build thread as a place to ask questions and get input from everyone.
Bought a roller for $500 on craigslist.
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Then I bought a 4.8 on craigslist that looked great on the outside. Very clean and looked relatively low miles. Well it wasn't, got it home and found a bent rod. But I have a full gen 4 rotating assembly with the beefier rods and floating wrist pins to swap in that's just about brand new so no big deal. Name:  3DA7F657-401D-4DC7-9BB5-99C7AFD99CDA_zpsu69qjcc4.jpg
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Also I don't think the oil had ever been changed, more sludge then id ever seen.Name:  AE92820F-B63B-42AD-A0FD-D1CCD339DE8C_zpsqsbnm5o4.jpg
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My friend got me an on3 7875 for it that should be here Tuesday. It's been a lot of fun so far and there's still a long way to go but post any suggestions or questions if you will.

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Painted the front cover today. It's really hard to get a good picture of the color. Painting the intake, valve covers and front timing cover this color also the color the car will be painted Red Rock Metallic its a common color on 1LE camaros.
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Looking good man, really like that color
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Originally Posted by IronBlocked
Looking good man, really like that color
Thanks, I think it will look good on the car.
Got one part in today.
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Not much to update. Put the extra motor in (junk block it's broke in many places) Got my accesories figured out. I'm using truck accesories and keeping ac with the alternator relocated to the passenger head. Also got the manifolds where I want them it's 2 passenger truck manifolds one upside down on the passenger side and the other flipped to the driver side. Just waiting on v-bands and some tubing at this point.
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I like where this is headed.

What's the scoop on this duct insulation? Budget build dynomat? Does it do even remotely as well of a job as dynomat?

What's your plans for it in the end? Manly man suspension for some road course action? Fats and skinnies for the 1320?

Given that you're adding insulation and keeping the a/c, I'm guessing it's going to see a fair amount of street use.
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stay with it.GL
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Originally Posted by DavidBoren
I like where this is headed.

What's the scoop on this duct insulation? Budget build dynomat? Does it do even remotely as well of a job as dynomat?

What's your plans for it in the end? Manly man suspension for some road course action? Fats and skinnies for the 1320?

Given that you're adding insulation and keeping the a/c, I'm guessing it's going to see a fair amount of street use.
The car will be a street car with trips to the track every now and then. I don't have any huge expectations for power 650-700 would be great but not gonna be upset if I don't make it.
The insulation is made by frost king just google it. It's great stuff at a great price.
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Had a pretty cool idea and decided to roll with it. Made a quick sketch and started cutting. All my tubing from Columbia bends should be here Monday. Here's the money shot I'm going to gut a passenger headlight and turn it into an air box with the filter down by the fog light. Name:  506C51FC-A342-4EB6-B357-ABF1E1BB4CB2_zpsinhqfvfp.jpg
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Mocked it up in cardboard and I think it's going to work very well. Also it should be pretty easy to make out of aluminum sheet metal. I also plan to make the lense removable so on the street it goes through the air box (headlight) with the filter and on the track pull the lense off and it's a ram air.Name:  82172273-7B5C-4A74-8A6A-F0FEC0F6C38E_zpsb00nvxaj.jpg
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Loving the headlamp intake!
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Very awesome and original. Great creativity, sir.
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Thanks guys. I know it's a little different but I think it's pretty awesome.
I got some goodies in today. Vbands, t4 flange and all the tubing. Welded one of the vbands on and it welded great to the cast which was a little surprising.
Now I'm on the hunt for a 4l80, I don't want to weld up the hotside until the trans is in because I know it's going to pull down on the rear of the motor even with the solid mounts that are in it.
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Got some done this evening after work. Would have finished but got tired and decided it can wait til tomorrow.
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Started working on the merge today. It's coming along nicely. So far I'm really happy with how it's all going with just a little 110v mig welder.
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This just keeps getting better, man. Keep up the excellent work.
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Originally Posted by DavidBoren
This just keeps getting better, man. Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks! It's about time to start thinking about the fuel system. I want to run e85. Will dual 340s and 80# injectors get me in the 700-800hp area? Any info on what I'll need as far fuel system would be awesome
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Originally Posted by MY_2K_Z
Thanks! It's about time to start thinking about the fuel system. I want to run e85. Will dual 340s and 80# injectors get me in the 700-800hp area? Any info on what I'll need as far fuel system would be awesome
8an feed and 6an return and your suggested dual 340's, and 80# injectors should get you to your goal
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So I need to get an intake. Will I see any gain out this intake over a stock ls1 intake and tb? Either way I have to buy an intake. http://m.ebay.com/itm/LS1-LS2-102mm-SHEET-METAL-INTAKE-MANIFOLD-TIG-WELDED-ALUMINUM-W-FUEL-RAILS-/262073833393?nav=SEARCH
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Stay away from those chinese intakes! Theres video floating around of those things flexing na and busting oprn under boost

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