2004 cts V 80mm cx racing turbo build
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2004 cts V 80mm cx racing turbo build
2004 cts V
80 mm cx racing turbo 1.15 ar
50 mm jgs wg and bov
rebuilt ls1 stock rods and pistons, arp head studs and rod bolts. custom grind cam, 317 heads
4" core A2A intercooler
Auto Swapped with a built 4l60e. all upgraded internal parts including billet input shaft.
Yank 3600 stall
Creative steel 8.8 conversion with DSS axles
I'll update the build specs to make them more specific as I have time.
80 mm cx racing turbo 1.15 ar
50 mm jgs wg and bov
rebuilt ls1 stock rods and pistons, arp head studs and rod bolts. custom grind cam, 317 heads
4" core A2A intercooler
Auto Swapped with a built 4l60e. all upgraded internal parts including billet input shaft.
Yank 3600 stall
Creative steel 8.8 conversion with DSS axles
I'll update the build specs to make them more specific as I have time.
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Nice! I've seen some good results from them. I only bought it because I thought it would be physically smaller that a bw s480 and easier to fit. but it doesn't look much smaller to me so If this one doesn't do the job I'll upgrade.
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Probably. I its really tight on the alt. Side. I have the manifold, crossover pipe, waste gate, and steering shaft all tieing up the real estate behind it. This was my first attempt at turbo fab and I had nothing to go on. The few v1 single turbo setups were much in depth than this and. Didnt have much to go on. Now seeing the finished product I could build another and make some changes and probably get the down pipe to the rear..
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4" down pipe. I went with 2" pipe feeding the turbo so it would spool faster. If I remember correctly 2" pipe will support over 1400rwhp. No need to go with 2.5" for my purpose and it did help with clearance. Not sire what it will make. I dont plan on pushing it too hard. My goal was to make around 750
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What all was needed for the auto swap? If there is a thread about it please direct me to it. I have a 4l60 that has been sitting under my bench for 12 years now that I would love to drop in my V. What tail shaft housing did you use?
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I used a non 4wd 4l60e out of an f body. I don't have a write up but Ill make one in a day or so. wanted to make sure everything I did would work, and today I ran it and it went through the gears fine.
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Hey you replied to my query about this in another thread. What if you turned the turbo 90* clockwise and ran the downpipe above the driver side manifold then down? Just from looking at mine I think you could snake it between the steering shaft and the bellhousing.