Picture of GroundZero Motorsports new turbo kits
09-16-2005, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Billiumss
Who is this guy? Who's kit is it? Is that for a LS1?
Those pipes look nice...
Bill
Those pipes look nice...
Bill
09-17-2005, 12:32 AM
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GZM- Do you foresee your kit having the same primary crack that the other kits using a similar log manifold have, and if so what are you going to do to remedy it, if not, what did you change?
10-13-2005, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by LSONE
GZM- Do you foresee your kit having the same primary crack that the other kits using a similar log manifold have, and if so what are you going to do to remedy it, if not, what did you change?
I'd like to know too
10-15-2005, 08:23 AM
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Kit looks great 
I'd love to see someone do a log kit but have the other hot pipe Y in just at the turbo and not go through the log. Use a stock manifold on one side and a log on the other. Dual logs would be cool as well as you could have tons of space to run piping without the cost/time of a tubular setup.
Anyone know what a dual 3 inch log Y'd into a single turbo T76 would flow? I think it'd support a ton of power.
Nice kit though, I love seeing all the options available for us now.
Cheers
Chris
I'd love to see someone do a log kit but have the other hot pipe Y in just at the turbo and not go through the log. Use a stock manifold on one side and a log on the other. Dual logs would be cool as well as you could have tons of space to run piping without the cost/time of a tubular setup.
Anyone know what a dual 3 inch log Y'd into a single turbo T76 would flow? I think it'd support a ton of power.
Nice kit though, I love seeing all the options available for us now.
Cheers
Chris
10-16-2005, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 69firebird
mike, dont you want to make more power than that thing would support?
why not A2W, arent you making a race car?
why not A2W, arent you making a race car?
yes, id like to make more power then that thing will support, but i also have to look at what TTT5 rules are for TS.
They only allow air to air setups.No im not making a race car. My car will be driven on the street just like Chris's mustang is.
Mike
10-16-2005, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by GroundZero
Yes. Just the IC is $450
