F Body intercooled twin turbo system - preliminary pricing $5495 inc free delvery
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Originally Posted by Big Bird WS6
Also: Is there a way you can see if UMI's engine cross-member will work? Does anyone have a UMI they could send to Peter, or maybe UMI would donate one? I bet it would gain them some sales.
all i know is i ain't buying a BMR k-member. i had one break and my friends broke. to of my buddies have been running Umi and Spohn and no problems. and both umi and spohn said theres will fit like BMR.
so Spohn all the way.
so Spohn all the way.
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Originally Posted by calongo_SS
Peter,
I noticed in the instructions it mentions changing motor mounts. Are new mounts included in the kit? What's different about them, are they just poly mounts?
I noticed in the instructions it mentions changing motor mounts. Are new mounts included in the kit? What's different about them, are they just poly mounts?
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Originally Posted by calongo_SS
You should be able to get a junk 4L80 core for 400 - 500 from a junk yard.
To just physically mock up a 4L80E all you would need is a cross member from Yank or BMR. To actually use it you need to have HP Tuners modify the PCM to control it, a speartech wiring harness, and a 4L80E converter with an LS1 front cover.
The only modification to the trans tunnel I did was quite a ways back, just forward of the tail shaft for the wiring harness to clear, nothing that should affect your kit.
The bell housing has some little tabs or ears on it that need to be cut off, and the bell housing itself sticks out a little past the block in a couple places (wider), but again that can be trimmed. My web host is down, I can put some pics up later.
To just physically mock up a 4L80E all you would need is a cross member from Yank or BMR. To actually use it you need to have HP Tuners modify the PCM to control it, a speartech wiring harness, and a 4L80E converter with an LS1 front cover.
The only modification to the trans tunnel I did was quite a ways back, just forward of the tail shaft for the wiring harness to clear, nothing that should affect your kit.
The bell housing has some little tabs or ears on it that need to be cut off, and the bell housing itself sticks out a little past the block in a couple places (wider), but again that can be trimmed. My web host is down, I can put some pics up later.
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Originally Posted by MY99TAWS6
Well I am hoping it can be done with no kit redesign or variation. I might exercise this trans option at a later point in time depending on how the new twin works for me.
Would a turbo 400 be a problem although if do go auto pretty sure will go 480 to keep and overdrive.
Would a turbo 400 be a problem although if do go auto pretty sure will go 480 to keep and overdrive.
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Originally Posted by MY99TAWS6
That leads me to next question. Does the aps make plug changes any harder on the ls1. I would think it might not with the turbos being under there. So is plug access still near same as stock?
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Originally Posted by Brains
Yes sir, two of them. One is already turbocharged, but only has a single Walbro in the tank. The other, is waiting on this kit (and also has a single Walbro in the tank). Both have the infamous "trap door" installed for easy access to the tank
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Originally Posted by calongo_SS
Here's some info and a picture of the 4L80E I used for my swap Peter. There are some minor variations form year to year and from different model vehicles (this trans came out of a '99 diesel), but this should show you where problem areas may be.
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Originally Posted by TAQuickness
No sir I don't. I know this because I my bird is a 2000. I found all this out when I bought my first set of headers and all my EGR & AIR connections were 90* off.
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Originally Posted by Murdock
Peter: If a person has the older manifolds and want to keep EGR / AIR, they can just buy the GM pipes for the 2000 (which have the correct orientation) and bolt them up to your manifolds. When longtube headers first came out, that's what we had to do to keep emission equipment. Just giving you an option instead casting 2 different manifolds.
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Originally Posted by fil131
CALONGO_SS I believe the oxy welding kit(acetelene torch) is for heating ares to bend, like lips edges and other areas to allow clearance for this kit.
Peter please confirm if I am right.
Peter please confirm if I am right.
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Peter