ways of spooling a turbo faster
Definatley loose the 4.11's and go with something more like 3.42. You need to load the turbo and you will notice a big difference. With the 4.11's you are just flying through the gears and not allowing the turbo to load up and work efficiently. Trending Topics
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Sorry had to do it.
Definitely dump the 4.10's for 3.42's. Blowers love gearing, turbo's don't. What gear were you in with the 3.73's that was lugging?
A stick shift car will always spool slower than an automatic. Probably not much you can change to improve it more short of going auto. Dropping boost between shifts is a part of life as a stick car, so are blown clutches.
P.S. Check the time in my sig, I don't think a 67 turbo can get you to 125mph. I don't think you could run a 10.99 @ 125 either being stick unless you are an unbelievable driver. My 10 sec passes are all on 1.6x 60's leaving the line already at 10psi.
FIRST, get the stuff done above! run stock maniolfds that are maybe proted. these will help to keep the heat in there! then get the whole hotsode coated, inside and out!!! this again will help keep the all important heat in there! you could then wrap to, but it maight be a bit overkill i think???
ater this your looking at more major stuff!
cam. go for a proper turbo cam.
N2O. works great at helping to spool the turbo and does wonders for cooling the intake to! you should see about twice the power to the shot your using. so a 50shot SHOULD net you about 75-100bhp increase!
turbo. id look into getting the turbo rebuild with a ball bearing core. alot of people on here think they are a weast of time but that crap! lol they do work! all i need to say really is 2.0ltr with GT42R (dual ball bearing turbo) spooling that turbo by about 4.5Krpm!!!
ANTI-LAG! now this is the one i like
atni lag is basically retarding the timing to the point where the fuel air mix is still burning in the exhaust! this really hot (good
) and high presure mix then hit the turbo like a sledge hammer and keeps the turbo spooling even though you have the throttle closed. sooo you come off the gas, the antilag kicks in and the turbo KEEPS spinning, you hit the gas angain and the turb is there for you. thats the diffrence etween atnilag and usng N2O!!!!!! these systems have been used for AGES in rallying and they work a treat. the only doewnside is they can reduce the life of a turbo! BUT with the turbo sat alll the way out the back there is less presure and heat for it ti deal with so itd not a problem!now how do you get anti lag???? well i dont know if the GM ecu will let you alter the values but most aftermarket ECUs do! all you basically need to do is keep the fuel air nice and rich on over run! then you could look into the idle controle valve! this is a valv that some engines have 9im not sure if the LS has them????) that modulate the airflow at idel to keep the car running. i think they are normally found on turob motors. this is a great way of altering the amout on antilag you want! the more open the valve is, thus the more are you letting the engine have with the throttle closed, the bigger the anti lag!

NOW you can use anti lag as a luanch system to, and its better than a 2step!
its basically just like a 2 step but instead of CUTTING ignition timing, you simply retard the timing (thus giving you antilag on the line
). now rally cars often make well over 15psi sat on the line. agian this is very well proven and would work great on the street to! imagine being sat with some TW*T up your **** at the lights. you turn the anti lag/launch controle on and open (wide) the throttle. then you get 3 foot flames coming out the back, 5psi (jusy a guess) boost and a very nice lauch to
oh and the guy behind doens't even try racing cos you have just torched his fornt bumper! 
thanks Chris.
PS i will have forget something so please ask if you have any questons



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