clearance is the big issue with that. you have pretty much two options one/two out back, or up front. imo 
Turbo on Long Tubes?
not sure if i follow. sure it is possible. hell, anything is possible. i guess if you want to do it different than most others, GO for it! personally, i think it would be a PITA to make it all fit for the location. and 1 big or 2 small is purely up to you, depends on where you want to see yourself. i prefer one big, but thats my opinion
would i have to go with a rear mount like that sts stuff, or do you think i'd run one big right off the LTs and go 1 big from there or would 2 smaller make better with ground clearance? ive heard that rear mounts are absolutely terrible. but i did just go with a full exhaust and a turbo has came into play.
i am doing a rear mount setup in a few months, mainly because it seems more cost efficient and less fab work. some are against rear mount, some love it. my experience with it, when done and set up correctly you will get the same result. i can't really help with your idea, but hopefully my opinion would help you out.
This is a retarted idea.
If your going to run a remote mount, buy the STS kit. If you want to run a front mount your going to have to do it like everyone else.
How do you think your going to fit 2/1 turbo's under the car? Long tubes would make for less spool as well, because the heat disipates threw them.
Tony.
If your going to run a remote mount, buy the STS kit. If you want to run a front mount your going to have to do it like everyone else.
How do you think your going to fit 2/1 turbo's under the car? Long tubes would make for less spool as well, because the heat disipates threw them.
Tony.
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Verdad Gallardo regardless of what others say. i dont think it is a horrible idea, technically if you were right behind the cat, that would be the most heat generated in the exhaust stream. i promise if you are planning on boost, its alot more than you would think in the beginning. so like i said, think about where you want to end up.
ok lets be realistic here. where not using a 14b out of an eagle talon. im sure its going to be a turbo of decent size to match up w/ the cubes of the motor. Now in order for it to still be a street car, you have to look at the fact that ROCKS, dead animals on the road, pot wholes, speed bumps, driveways, etc will destroy a tubro you paid lots of money for. Putting a turbo mid mount is just retarded. Nomatter how big the hammer I still say front mount or rear. 
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To mid mount it, and still be streetable under all the circumstances Schweet mentioned, you are going to need to do fab work. Which is going to make it a 3 passenger car heh And you'll have a nice ugly box where the passenger seat would be, since that's what you'd have to do. Make a box where the turbo, and plumbing, would sit.
Front or back, there really is no mid like normal exhaust.
Front or back, there really is no mid like normal exhaust.
Just buy this, its CHEAP and he does good work!!!
http://www.cz28.com/forums/showthread.php?t=543878
http://www.cz28.com/forums/showthread.php?t=543878
I am surprised no one mentioned this, but there have been a couple "mid mount" LS1 twin turbo kits produced. Check out the APS TT kit, which is the same as the CAS and the old Incon kit. Cast iron manifolds that have the turbo mounted on opposite sides of the oil pan. Thats where another problem would lie, even if you could mount a turbo under the car to a set of long tubes, they are going to have a hell of a time supporting the turbo(s). ESPECIALLY after some heat cycles which is why the above kits came with cast iron manifolds.
Rearmounts can make similar peak numbers up to a point, but area under the curve is much different.
I am surprised no one mentioned this, but there have been a couple "mid mount" LS1 twin turbo kits produced. Check out the APS TT kit, which is the same as the CAS and the old Incon kit. Cast iron manifolds that have the turbo mounted on opposite sides of the oil pan. Thats where another problem would lie, even if you could mount a turbo under the car to a set of long tubes, they are going to have a hell of a time supporting the turbo(s). ESPECIALLY after some heat cycles which is why the above kits came with cast iron manifolds.
I think the original poster is talking about mounting it under the floor pan... that will leave .5" of ground clearance
Justin - Thanks for the words!
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You will never get the same results. Physics. Ask skinnies on here... he went from a rearmount small turbo to a front mount big turbo and the front mount murders he rearmount in spool time.
Rearmounts can make similar peak numbers up to a point, but area under the curve is much different.
Rearmounts can make similar peak numbers up to a point, but area under the curve is much different.