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Old 04-29-2008, 08:57 PM
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1.st80 2. t76gts 3. tc76f1
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
You'll need an 80mm turbo more then likely, but will be difficult to have full boost by 3200.
No no, not full boost by 3200, but SOME boost starting not later than 3200-3500. Full boost by 4200-4500 would be fine, I think (if this possible?)
So, you think TC76 and ST76 would be smallish for 9.2:1 383ci 800whp?? But I think if ST76 is rated at 1200fhp, it should produce 850whp with no problems, no?
Sorry for so many questions, it's hard to pickup the turbo, especially without compressor maps
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Just get a st80 or sx80 and be done. It will spool fast and make the power you want on your 383
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Yes but just a tad expensive for me...
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just gotta save a little more. You gotta get the right turbo.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
TC76 will outspool all of them, and the ST80 will outpower them, 76GTS would be in the middle.
ST80 will destroy them on power is more like it lol. My T76 at 18psi was around 68% duty cycle on the injectors, the ST80 at 14psi is at 75% DC just to keep the a/f the same.

Some lag = traciton, I make more power on the ST80 and get better traction than I did on the T76 on the street. I also start seeing boost at 3200 rpms.

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Originally Posted by Zombie
ST80 will destroy them on power is more like it lol. My T76 at 18psi was around 68% duty cycle on the injectors, the ST80 at 14psi is at 75% DC just to keep the a/f the same.

Some lag = traciton, I make more power on the ST80 and get better traction than I did on the T76 on the street. I also start seeing boost at 3200 rpms.

Vetal their you go. Data from a user himself is best.......
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He's auto, that changes everything... Although I think I will have to go auto eventually if I shoot for 600+ whp
Is there any feedback from guys running ST76? Wouldn't it be a bit more streetable, and still make huge power?
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Originally Posted by Vetal
He's auto, that changes everything... Although I think I will have to go auto eventually if I shoot for 600+ whp
Is there any feedback from guys running ST76? Wouldn't it be a bit more streetable, and still make huge power?
If you aren't auto already, you will be soon enough
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383 M6 car here.i have the T76GTS turbo.my boost threshold is ~2500rpms depending on gear and load.its quite fun on the street.made over 600 to the tire on a whopping 7 psi.no auto for me.too much fun grabbing gears.
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Originally Posted by ddnspider
383 M6 car here.i have the T76GTS turbo.my boost threshold is ~2500rpms depending on gear and load.its quite fun on the street.made over 600 to the tire on a whopping 7 psi.no auto for me.too much fun grabbing gears.
Your opinion will change soon my friend. Soon.
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Originally Posted by ninetres
Your opinion will change soon my friend. Soon.
Too bad you don't live closer, you could help change his mind haha
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Originally Posted by ninetres
Your opinion will change soon my friend. Soon.
ive had my setup for 2 years like this and no issues.the same spec 5 clutch the entire time,and its been driven in bumper to bumper traffic many times.....and i still get ove 20mpg on the highway.i see no reason to swap to an auto.its a fun street car not a drag car.
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Are compressor maps available for ST76 / ST80?
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Originally Posted by ddnspider
ive had my setup for 2 years like this and no issues.the same spec 5 clutch the entire time,and its been driven in bumper to bumper traffic many times.....and i still get ove 20mpg on the highway.i see no reason to swap to an auto.its a fun street car not a drag car.
Thats damn good luck for your clutch life! Maybe you're the exception, but we all know HP is addicting and MOST aren't quite as lucky as you are with your clutch.

I too was a HARDCORE M6 proponent, but after having clutch issues and riding in a couple boosted TH400 cars, there was no looking back. Much easier to take people's green on the back country roads in a TH400 car
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Originally Posted by ninetres
Thats damn good luck for your clutch life! Maybe you're the exception, but we all know HP is addicting and MOST aren't quite as lucky as you are with your clutch.

I too was a HARDCORE M6 proponent, but after having clutch issues and riding in a couple boosted TH400 cars, there was no looking back. Much easier to take people's green on the back country roads in a TH400 car
my spec 3 on my H/C/N20 setup went 40,000 miles.we took it out and put it in a car that made 698rwhp on the bottle.maybe thats why i was asked to post in the manual trans FAQ section
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....8&postcount=29
i hear you though on the TH400 for making some green....dolla dolla billls yall.
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Originally Posted by ninetres
Thats damn good luck for your clutch life! Maybe you're the exception, but we all know HP is addicting and MOST aren't quite as lucky as you are with your clutch.

I too was a HARDCORE M6 proponent, but after having clutch issues and riding in a couple boosted TH400 cars, there was no looking back. Much easier to take people's green on the back country roads in a TH400 car
I will agree with that. With an M6 on back country roads, they fall too far behind to find them and get their money. Seriously though, some people like twisties, and autos aren't nearly as fun for that (although they do dominate the 1/4).
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i am, was a hard core m6 guy but im goin to a th400! im only at bout 600 rwhp! my mcleod is holdin up fine but i have seen the light!
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How would that ST-silver bullet work on 347ci? max of 6000rpm in a 4500lb truck with a 4l80. and how does that compare to a TC76?
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