78mm Y2K turbo or
May I make a suggestion...
You appear to have already chosen which turbo you will run, if in fact you do choose to go with a turbo.
You also seem to really want a "Twin-Screw" in your F-body. Nobody has yet to get a true "twin-screw" in a F-body, just the magnacharger.... so go the easy route!
Run the turbo, then find some twins to screw in your F-body!!!
You appear to have already chosen which turbo you will run, if in fact you do choose to go with a turbo.
You also seem to really want a "Twin-Screw" in your F-body. Nobody has yet to get a true "twin-screw" in a F-body, just the magnacharger.... so go the easy route!
Run the turbo, then find some twins to screw in your F-body!!!
Originally Posted by engineermike
It's funny because a turbo and a screw-charger are worlds apart, but a 78Y2K and a GT4276 are almost the same thing. He's absolutely certain he wants a Y2K and not a GT42, but may get a supercharger instead.
It's sort of like saying that you're not sure if you want steak or oranges, but you're certain that you want valenciano not navel oranges if you, in fact, choose oranges.
Mike
It's sort of like saying that you're not sure if you want steak or oranges, but you're certain that you want valenciano not navel oranges if you, in fact, choose oranges.
Mike
Steak and oranges does not do the same thing.....If I eat oranges instead of steak to dinner I will still be hungry.
Turbo or screw-charger does basically the same thing -they both produce hp.
Anyone know how loud the Ls1 whipplecharger is?
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Originally Posted by ttmonte
Steak and oranges does not do the same thing.....If I eat oranges instead of steak to dinner I will still be hungry.
Turbo or screw-charger does basically the same thing -they both produce hp.
Turbo or screw-charger does basically the same thing -they both produce hp.
Originally Posted by engineermike
And, likewise, if you get a screw-charger, you may still be hungry for more power. . .
Thats way this isn't a question of what will produce the most hp but what will be the most fun to drive on the street.
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Originally Posted by ttmonte
I think with the 1000fwhp++ the Whipple charger is capable of producing is enough for me.
His brother, with his 572, didn't want to be outdone. He contacted Whipple for a supercharger. They assured him that it would make 1000 hp on pump gas. However, when they installed it, it could only muster 750 hp, a modest gain over the 600 hp he already had.
On top of that, they both are on airboats and the turbo 377 uses half the gas of the Whipple 572.
Mike
IF you want power, efficiency and reliability, turbo is the way to go. Mike, myself and others have been down the other roads....and always end up with a turbo car...hehe.
Originally Posted by engineermike
A few months back, I was contacted to build a turbo setup for an airboat. We built a 377 SBC with a carburetor and a T76GTS turbo. The engine made 930 fwhp on 18 psi boost.
His brother, with his 572, didn't want to be outdone. He contacted Whipple for a supercharger. They assured him that it would make 1000 hp on pump gas. However, when they installed it, it could only muster 750 hp, a modest gain over the 600 hp he already had.
On top of that, they both are on airboats and the turbo 377 uses half the gas of the Whipple 572.
Mike
His brother, with his 572, didn't want to be outdone. He contacted Whipple for a supercharger. They assured him that it would make 1000 hp on pump gas. However, when they installed it, it could only muster 750 hp, a modest gain over the 600 hp he already had.
On top of that, they both are on airboats and the turbo 377 uses half the gas of the Whipple 572.
Mike
God or bad info dosen't matter as long as you can back it up
Originally Posted by JZ 97 SS 1500
IF you want power, efficiency and reliability, turbo is the way to go. Mike, myself and others have been down the other roads....and always end up with a turbo car...hehe.
Originally Posted by ttmonte
Just had to test my signature.
If Houdini permits this
If Houdini permits this
Blessed is the man who knows how to compromise.
Last edited by Houdini; Aug 11, 2006 at 01:33 PM.
