Max boost/hp for 5.3 forged rods and pistons
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The Turbonetics would be all in at 4600rpm and the Precisions are all in by 4300rpm. The SBE would bend rods around 28psi and yes thats wheel HP. At 4200 pounds the truck trapped 143mph on 15-16psi. Ive never ran it at the track on higher boost cause the truck isn't track legal. The precisions make a lot more power than the Turbonetics did.
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i meant the guys that spending the money on a set up to get over 1000hp why would you cheap out on the crank? i know denmah has done it on a budget but getting to 1k hp isn't going to be cheap when you consider all things like the engine, turbo and components, fuel set up, etc. I guess i worded it a little out of order.
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Originally Posted by DBRODS
I had a SBE aluminum gen 4 5.3 back in 2012 and it would spool twin Turbonetics Tseries 7668s no problem. This was with 243 heads and a Tooley/LJMS stage 3 turbo camshaft and holley 92mm high ram. Here is a video of it spooling them.
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.
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I had a SBE aluminum gen 4 5.3 back in 2012 and it would spool twin Turbonetics Tseries 7668s no problem. This was with 243 heads and a Tooley/LJMS stage 3 turbo camshaft and holley 92mm high ram. Here is a video of it spooling them.
https://youtu.be/5M3wJfB4mAI
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
https://youtu.be/E2XPGQmqKcw
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.
https://youtu.be/5M3wJfB4mAI
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
https://youtu.be/E2XPGQmqKcw
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.
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What is the hard honest realistic goal of the vehicle? What vehicle...light or heavy? Just want a hp number or do you want fun on the street?
I see the F1-68 turbine is a 79mm inducer and the 68mm in 7868 is the outlet. That is big. it would be better suited as a single turbo on a 5.3. But a 79mm turbine inducer is gonna have a hard time driving a 78mm compressor I think. It is not efficient for a twin system I do not think.
EDIT: Then again....See DBRODS videos below... That looks like they will work just fine...
The Borg Warner S362 has a 61.5mm compressor being driven by a 76mm turbine wheel.....just 3mm smaller than the 79mm turbine you are talking about. S362 has much better leverage to get the compressor spinning AND is capable of flowing 75lb/min. So a pair of those should be able to flow enough for something insane like 1300 or so hp at the flywheel.
I see the F1-68 turbine is a 79mm inducer and the 68mm in 7868 is the outlet. That is big. it would be better suited as a single turbo on a 5.3. But a 79mm turbine inducer is gonna have a hard time driving a 78mm compressor I think. It is not efficient for a twin system I do not think.
EDIT: Then again....See DBRODS videos below... That looks like they will work just fine...
The Borg Warner S362 has a 61.5mm compressor being driven by a 76mm turbine wheel.....just 3mm smaller than the 79mm turbine you are talking about. S362 has much better leverage to get the compressor spinning AND is capable of flowing 75lb/min. So a pair of those should be able to flow enough for something insane like 1300 or so hp at the flywheel.
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Last edited by DBRODS; 03-03-2017 at 10:04 AM.
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Originally Posted by DBRODS
The downpipes are 4" with a 1.5" long transition at the turbine from 3-4". The housings are .81 AR. I run a 30" tire with 3.42 gears. The trans is a PTC glide with a 1.80 first gear and a 9.5" PTC converter. I think the right converter makes the combo work. When I had a 4l80e I had a PT3600 yank and it worked awesome also. I've built several of these combos and they all work really well.
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I had a SBE aluminum gen 4 5.3 back in 2012 and it would spool twin Turbonetics Tseries 7668s no problem. This was with 243 heads and a Tooley/LJMS stage 3 turbo camshaft and holley 92mm high ram. Here is a video of it spooling them.
https://youtu.be/5M3wJfB4mAI
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
https://youtu.be/E2XPGQmqKcw
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.
https://youtu.be/5M3wJfB4mAI
Here is another video on aspault and 30psi with the Turbonetics.
https://youtu.be/E2XPGQmqKcw
This setup was pushed to 28psi and a little over 1200hp. I then swapped to Wiseco pistons and Callies rods, Tooley TFS 220 heads, 1/2" studs and Cooper ring gaskets, Holley dominator setup, and a pair of PTE CEA 6766s. Im pushing 35psi now.