Which Twin Turbo kit to buy for an F-Body? APS or Gen TT?
08-12-2007, 10:47 PM
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the OP was talking about twins, but letting them know there are some other options as well.
I am not trying to talk bad about any system, just trying to give options.
For the price the APS kit is by far better than anything out right now, and would still be even if it was 1000 bucks more.
I am not trying to talk bad about any system, just trying to give options.
For the price the APS kit is by far better than anything out right now, and would still be even if it was 1000 bucks more.
08-13-2007, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by black01_WS6
I said they make a single kit^^^
they also sell their kits, and know their ****. I would have no problems buying a turbo kit from them.
they also sell their kits, and know their ****. I would have no problems buying a turbo kit from them.
LOL
Steve Turley and Mike Brown are the famous OHIO BOYS that you referenced in your post above. They do not to my knowledge make a kit for sale here on tech, they are just two hardcore racing members blazing the turbocharged LS1 trail.
NOW OTOH...
JOEL@OFI is a sponsor here and makes turbo set ups, and currently has a "special" going on here on 'tech offering his single set ups for sale. OFI =
Ohio Forced Inductions.
08-13-2007, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cracker
The restriction on the APS kit is definitely the turbos. It seems to have all the piping diameters necessary to support close to 1k rwhp. After the turbos, the piping diameter really comes into play on both the intake and exhaust side. Of course there are other factors such as the intercooler, but APS seems to be more than efficiant with the bar and plate, vertical flow technology.
Peter
Last edited by peter@aps; 08-13-2007 at 06:11 PM.
