Twin kit I have been working on...
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Twin kit I have been working on...
Sorry for the poor picture quality. It's something I've started building to pass the time.... Two GT3586r turbos (basically a GT35 with an upgraded compressor wheel and ported housing) with Tial 1.03 stainless vband in/out turbine housings, two 44mm wastegates, AMS 1000 etc etc etc. I haven't decided on what I want to do for the motor in this car yet, probably big bore small stroke...
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I am most likely going to uses a sleeved LS2 block but I haven't decided who to have sleeve it, probably RED or ERL. I would love to have one of the ones we sleeved at MTI. If I did use an aftermarket block it would be the RHS. It is retarded to use a LSx block in a street car, I think we talked about that when you stopped by the shop. Unlesss you have a one armed monkey tuning your car, lifting the heads isn't an issue on any amount of power you will use on the street.
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I am most likely going to uses a sleeved LS2 block but I haven't decided who to have sleeve it, probably RED or ERL. I would love to have one of the ones we sleeved at MTI. If I did use an aftermarket block it would be the RHS. It is retarded to use a LSx block in a street car, I think we talked about that when you stopped by the shop. Unlesss you have a one armed monkey tuning your car, lifting the heads isn't an issue on any amount of power you will use on the street.
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I am by far not the first LPE, Dallas Performance are a couple names that come to mind when thinking of people that actually build their own kits instead of just bolting one on.