Sts Turbo

1993z28camaro
04-27-2005, 11:06 PM
Has anyone purchased an STS remote mounted turbo for their lt1? If so how do you like it and was it worth the $3800?
Any dyno or track numbers would be great thanks.

ReducedFat
04-27-2005, 11:40 PM
Personally, I'd spend the extra green for a PTK kit. Wouldn't want to lose your turbo to a speedbump.

thebrainhart
04-28-2005, 01:06 AM
I'm loving mine, definately worth the money. And if there was a speed bump big enough to take the turbo out, its big enough to take the axle too, as the turbo sits behind the axle. Your gonna get a lot of flack about the STS, because its different and goes against all tradition, but it works, it works great, and it is priced great.

I havent been to the track or on a dyno with it yet though. I'm still trying to dial in my 383. But before, on my stock engine, it was absolutely awesome.

TMorgan800
04-28-2005, 01:21 AM
Hey bud.. welcome to the Camaroz28 forum... I was once in your position.. only a few posts.. eager to ask questions.. We all do!

However, I would reccommend a search on the STS turbo systems..

4th from the left.. or..5th from the right.. of selectable quick links.. above this thread.

I personally think the STS systems are great.. Its so easy to install, you get great performance out of it.. and. it sounds sweet.. why not... if you have the money. go for it.

I, being pretty broke, was thinking of a powerdyne 4.5psi system..

anyway, good luck filtering through the STS haters on the forum....maybe someone else will chime in here and give some good advice..

Welcome!

--Troy

camarokid24
04-28-2005, 02:40 AM
I'm loving mine, definately worth the money. And if there was a speed bump big enough to take the turbo out, its big enough to take the axle too, as the turbo sits behind the axle. Your gonna get a lot of flack about the STS, because its different and goes against all tradition, but it works, it works great, and it is priced great.
I thought that system was for non header cars. Seems like there wouldnt be enough room for the intake pipe on the driver side having headers. Plus a cat back would not be needed anymore as well.

Antz97ZNJ
04-28-2005, 09:24 AM
go over to the FI section, you'll find more info on the sts then you'll probably want :)

WS Sick
04-28-2005, 09:33 AM
If you have headers you use the LS1 forward pipe that comes a different rout.

1993z28camaro
04-28-2005, 09:44 AM
Where is the FI section?

thebrainhart
What kind of numbers did you get on your stock engine with it?
Thanks

LukeZ28
04-28-2005, 10:28 PM
Here you go, this is the testing we did on an LT1.

STS LT1 (http://www.jlturbo.com/lt1.htm)