78mm Y2K turbo or
Need some help and suggestions?
I have a (stock, but will get a forged bottom and a built trans) LS1/T56 combo in my 86 Monte Carlo and I'm ready to put some more hp in the car.
My budget is about 9000-10000$, but will try to keep the cost down by doing most of the work my self but will NOT save money on parts...only the best is good enough

I have to options I'm interested in.
1. T6 flanged dual ballbearing 78mm Turbonetics Y2K unit with front mount intercooler and snow stage 2 meth-kit.
2. Whipple Supercharger Ls1 tuner kit: http://www.whipplesuperchargers.com/...sp?ProdID=1230
Need some help deciding witch way to go so please give me your opinion.
Mike
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After talking to forcedinductions.com we decided that if I want max boost before 3000rpm and want a turbo that can make more than 1000hp, I would need a T6 flanged flanged Y2K turbo with dual ballbearing.
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I don't know, that whipple twin screw is pretty ******* sweet. Instant full boost has to be fun as hell.
He knows exactly which turbo he wants and exactly which type of supercharger
Now if he said he doesn't know if he wants a Twin Screw, Roots, or Centrifucal and then doesn't know if he wants KB, Maggie, Whipple, ATI, Paxton, yada yada yada. Then it would be funny
The choice of turbo unit was chosen by Jose at forcedinductions.com based on my setup and how I wanted it to perform. I'm sure I could have used a lot of other units but have used turbonetics before and trust Jose when it comes to selecting turbos.
My question was more like -what is more fun: A turbocharger or a 200cui Whipple charger?
Edit: 2002 Trans Am, that was the right way of explaining my thoughts
He knows exactly which turbo he wants and exactly which type of supercharger
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

