APS 427 twin turbo system - $6695 introductory offer inc door to door delivery
05-26-2008, 05:39 PM
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05-27-2008, 02:32 AM
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Joe, There was no plans for any larger turbo option for the F body at the time when you purchased your original F body twin turbo system, which I guess would have be close to a year ago now. The larger turbo option was only considered late last year after seeing the demand for a larger F body turbo option.
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05-27-2008, 07:07 AM
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Im very interested in this kit. However for the moment being, i have a 350 LS1 that came in the car. Engine has Cam, Forged Pistons, heads, rods. Will me engine Hold that Turbo, or do i need to buy a motor first? Please PM me and let me know. If mine will hold the power i will probably order one very soon. Thanks, Scott
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05-27-2008, 07:13 AM
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Hope that helps,
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05-27-2008, 07:25 AM
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I have a small cuber at the moment so i am thinking of buying the smaller 50lbs kit.
I may be a while off before i build an engine to suit the bigger turbos.
How would these new 65lbs turbos react in a small cubed engine?
Would it be worth buying the small kit now and just upgrading the turbos later
Or too expensive to upgrade so go the bigger now?
What are you thoughts Peter.
Any run out sales coming up ?
thanks for your response .
05-27-2008, 07:26 AM
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Peter while you were producing the f body twin turbo kit did you or anyone else have plans for the larger turbo version? If so you guys should of been telling customers to wait if they were running more than 370 cubes. I bet almost a third of the current twin turbo customers would have waited for the
higher hp version.
higher hp version.
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05-28-2008, 12:54 AM
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Definitely Count me in on this deal!!!! Let me get rid of this darn stupid charger and were good to go!!! Can't wait to see and install this product, not to mention sit behind the wheel!! You guys really know what your doing, Keep it up!!!!
06-02-2008, 11:07 PM
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Will you offer the same deal or close to it for a kit for a 2005 C6 Corvette?
Going to use the stock motor this year, and upgrade to a 400+ ci motor over the winter months. Would prefer the kit with the larger turbos (to feed the 400+), and be able to turn the boost down with the stock motor?
Send me a PM.... Would like to get something going for this car.... was looking at a Procharger kit, but decided Belts are for pants/trousers!
Going to use the stock motor this year, and upgrade to a 400+ ci motor over the winter months. Would prefer the kit with the larger turbos (to feed the 400+), and be able to turn the boost down with the stock motor?
Send me a PM.... Would like to get something going for this car.... was looking at a Procharger kit, but decided Belts are for pants/trousers!
06-30-2008, 05:05 PM
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That's awesome .
I have a small cuber at the moment so i am thinking of buying the smaller 50lbs kit.
I may be a while off before i build an engine to suit the bigger turbos.
How would these new 65lbs turbos react in a small cubed engine?
Would it be worth buying the small kit now and just upgrading the turbos later
Or too expensive to upgrade so go the bigger now?
What are you thoughts Peter.
Any run out sales coming up ?
thanks for your response .
I have a small cuber at the moment so i am thinking of buying the smaller 50lbs kit.
I may be a while off before i build an engine to suit the bigger turbos.
How would these new 65lbs turbos react in a small cubed engine?
Would it be worth buying the small kit now and just upgrading the turbos later
Or too expensive to upgrade so go the bigger now?
What are you thoughts Peter.
Any run out sales coming up ?
thanks for your response .
Peter
06-30-2008, 05:10 PM
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Will you offer the same deal or close to it for a kit for a 2005 C6 Corvette?
Going to use the stock motor this year, and upgrade to a 400+ ci motor over the winter months. Would prefer the kit with the larger turbos (to feed the 400+), and be able to turn the boost down with the stock motor?
Send me a PM.... Would like to get something going for this car.... was looking at a Procharger kit, but decided Belts are for pants/trousers!
Going to use the stock motor this year, and upgrade to a 400+ ci motor over the winter months. Would prefer the kit with the larger turbos (to feed the 400+), and be able to turn the boost down with the stock motor?
Send me a PM.... Would like to get something going for this car.... was looking at a Procharger kit, but decided Belts are for pants/trousers!
Thanks,
Peter
07-01-2008, 06:40 PM
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The C6 twin turbo system is based around a T28 turbine housing and to date APS has not yet planned or developed a turbo upgrade for the C6 twin turbo system.
For guys planning on building a 427 cube twin turbo engine for a C6 Vette application, I recommend going with our C6 ZO6 tuner twin turbo system, see link below,
http://www.airpowersystems.com/corvette/tts07.htm
Peter