402 + S88 = Muhahahaaaa
Originally Posted by hellbents10
S78 huh, I know someone who is getting one of those soon.
slap any other 78 equivalent 
. Also will flow as much or more then other 80's right now. Should be fun to get on a dyno. 
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i'm building my 370" gt47-88 motor with the carb intake as we speak, it's in the car, wired, and plumbed but i've got soooo much to do finishing the wiring inside the car before i can flog it. i'm looking for 1400 to the tires 
what Compression ratio was used on this motor? cam specs? at what rpm was the turbo fully spooled? ecu?
what Compression ratio was used on this motor? cam specs? at what rpm was the turbo fully spooled? ecu?
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Originally Posted by stevewix
hey thanks, do you have any ideas?
Jose
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From: Forced Induction Heaven
Originally Posted by JZ 97 SS 1500
To make 1400rwhp on a engine that size will require a 94+ mm unit. The S95 or PT94 will get you there.
Jose
Jose
Not that I need anymore power using street rubber, but I heard from another little birdie that some turbs might be available for my kit setup too....is this correct??? Billet cartridge?
Shinobi'sZ, yes their are some new units Jose and Jason have/working on. I know one of them is a billet cartridge DBB 76mm unit with S-trim turbine. They are using PTE/Garrett internals. They are extremely lightweight and use ceramic bearing internals vs steel, plus they are fully serviceable ( not throw aways). Awesome pieces..... New smaller units are available soon as well.
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JZ what ci are you looking at when you say big cubes to turn it? You then stated LS1ers havent jumped on the bandwagon yet. I am looking at a 383 package from CMotorsports right now, and was looking at a T-88 also. Your 88 looks awesome! In the way of numbers, would the forged 383 (not an eagle 382 package) be enough cubes to turn the wheel? thanks!
Originally Posted by smokinHawk
what frame size is that again, a 42 or 47?
Uses a 42 frame.
Hellbent, I will find out for you. I know their are 12 S78's lined up ready to go. I believe they were last finished this weekend.