G8 twin turbo system pics
03-28-2008, 11:21 AM
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very nice kit, everything tucks up nicely and the numbers are great. Quick question, how do you keep the wires, especially the o2 sensors from frying on the tranny? Seems like a lot of wires just sitting there against it and I had to wrap my wires from my header install so they wouldnt melt (learned the hard way). Just thought I would see what others are doing to prevent this.
03-28-2008, 02:40 PM
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Kit looks amazing!
Putting a turbo on a car may not be that hard....
But putting a turbo on a car, and making it look factory, and work with most of your stock stuff is damn impressive. Great job, great numbers.
I wish we could get the holden UTE here in america, then get an aps twin kit for that. I love that el camino looking thing.
Chris
Putting a turbo on a car may not be that hard....
But putting a turbo on a car, and making it look factory, and work with most of your stock stuff is damn impressive. Great job, great numbers.
I wish we could get the holden UTE here in america, then get an aps twin kit for that. I love that el camino looking thing.
Chris
03-28-2008, 05:24 PM
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Hey Peter,
Have there been any APS TT's installed on the 6L80 in aussie yet or just the manual tranny. Had a couple people asking about it but I'm already tired of turning the boost down on the 6L80 C6's.
BTW, I saw an ad for the new Pontiac Ute the other day, www.pontiac.com/namethiscar
Have there been any APS TT's installed on the 6L80 in aussie yet or just the manual tranny. Had a couple people asking about it but I'm already tired of turning the boost down on the 6L80 C6's.
BTW, I saw an ad for the new Pontiac Ute the other day, www.pontiac.com/namethiscar
03-29-2008, 12:09 AM
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Didn't mean to be uncool. Whats the max psi its capable of if someone had a fully forged 370-408ci?
Also, are those the biggest possible turbos that can fit in there?
03-30-2008, 05:02 PM
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Definitely makes a mountain of torque (and from low down in the rpm range) which makes for a very easy car to drive in traffic and for quick acceleration in virtually any gear.
Peter
03-30-2008, 05:13 PM
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Cheers,
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03-30-2008, 06:12 PM
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Peter, are the TT kits available for the LS3 yet or are they in process. With the G8 GXP coming out over here im sure that question is going to be asked or might have already. Are the TT kits shown on the website for the C6 on the LS2?
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very nice kit, everything tucks up nicely and the numbers are great. Quick question, how do you keep the wires, especially the o2 sensors from frying on the tranny? Seems like a lot of wires just sitting there against it and I had to wrap my wires from my header install so they wouldnt melt (learned the hard way). Just thought I would see what others are doing to prevent this.
Peter
