Twin turbo LS402
07-26-2016, 12:01 PM
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Twin turbo LS402 Hi guys, my name is Helgard and I'm from South Africa. I'm currently building a 402 ls3 twin turbo to go into my '52 International pickup. So far I have Arias 9.6:1 pistons, forged eagle crank and rods and vtr stg 2 cam. Light port job. EBay headers and gtx3582r ebay turbos. I am looking to make 800 rear wheel horse power through a built 4l80e. Is this realistic?
11-18-2016, 12:41 PM
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Hi guys, my name is Helgard and I'm from South Africa. I'm currently building a 402 ls3 twin turbo to go into my '52 International pickup. So far I have Arias 9.6:1 pistons, forged eagle crank and rods and vtr stg 2 cam. Light port job. EBay headers and gtx3582r ebay turbos. I am looking to make 800 rear wheel horse power through a built 4l80e. Is this realistic?
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Haha, ebays are still lying here, I listened to DavidBoren' s advice and got some BW 366's. The tight converter still gets in the way but they spool from 3500 and feel real strong.
Hi guys, my name is Helgard and I'm from South Africa. I'm currently building a 402 ls3 twin turbo to go into my '52 International pickup. So far I have Arias 9.6:1 pistons, forged eagle crank and rods and vtr stg 2 cam. Light port job. EBay headers and gtx3582r ebay turbos. I am looking to make 800 rear wheel horse power through a built 4l80e. Is this realistic?