How would you do it...turbo?
How would you do it...turbo?
How would you go?
Here is what I have now...eagle forged bottom 383 14.1, big cam on a 103, single plain with a 4150 TB 1500 CFM.
-So can I get an elbo or something for the TB?
-What turbo etc shoud I run brand/size etc.
-Someone sell everything in a kit and I can fab it up or what?
-What static comp should I look for? probly just order a custom set of pistons.
-Pretty much if you had what I have what would you do?
I know nothing about turbos, This is a drag only car and I'm tired of being the slowest one around......I want to see some 8's

Also I have 60# injectors DFI, I will most likely go to a 3.73 or less gear w 28" tire, and new trans/converter built for the combo
Here is what I have now...eagle forged bottom 383 14.1, big cam on a 103, single plain with a 4150 TB 1500 CFM.
-So can I get an elbo or something for the TB?
-What turbo etc shoud I run brand/size etc.
-Someone sell everything in a kit and I can fab it up or what?
-What static comp should I look for? probly just order a custom set of pistons.
-Pretty much if you had what I have what would you do?
I know nothing about turbos, This is a drag only car and I'm tired of being the slowest one around......I want to see some 8's


Also I have 60# injectors DFI, I will most likely go to a 3.73 or less gear w 28" tire, and new trans/converter built for the combo
You can buy or make an elbow...Wilson makes some nice ones

I would drop the comp ratio down to 8-8.5:1 with some custom pistons and then get RealQuick (Jon) to make you some tubular hot parts around an Innovative turbo gt80R unit.Also ... you are most likely going to want to run a cam with a tighter LSA.
Im sure the others will chime in with ideas about Turbos and Cams....but thats a place to start.

I would drop the comp ratio down to 8-8.5:1 with some custom pistons and then get RealQuick (Jon) to make you some tubular hot parts around an Innovative turbo gt80R unit.Also ... you are most likely going to want to run a cam with a tighter LSA.
Im sure the others will chime in with ideas about Turbos and Cams....but thats a place to start.
That elbow is not what I was looking for.....but my buddy also rec. the same thing and to go to a 90mm TB. I will make everything here.....Not sure what turbo to go with.
Right now possibly a 76? or would that be too small?
The TB i have now is a 4 barrel type that looks like a carb.....I wish I could use it since I just bought it a year ago for $500
Right now possibly a 76? or would that be too small?
The TB i have now is a 4 barrel type that looks like a carb.....I wish I could use it since I just bought it a year ago for $500
That elbow is not what I was looking for.....but my buddy also rec. the same thing and to go to a 90mm TB. I will make everything here.....Not sure what turbo to go with.
Right now possibly a 76? or would that be too small?
The TB i have now is a 4 barrel type that looks like a carb.....I wish I could use it since I just bought it a year ago for $500
Right now possibly a 76? or would that be too small?
The TB i have now is a 4 barrel type that looks like a carb.....I wish I could use it since I just bought it a year ago for $500
you could use a carb hat ...something like this
http://www.superiorairflow.com/store/
what about a turbo from the GT40 family ? ....kinda big
He has a 101mm

Not sure a 76 will get you in the 8's. I'm putting together a single 76mm kit right now for the street. Using RealQuick's hotparts which is a great kit for a good price.
A few reasons to go with a single turbo:
*Typically lower cost than buying two
*Typically lower underhood heat
*Typically easier to route pipe (less complexity/heat/weight??)
You'd need some dished forged pistons with maybe no more than 9:1 static. A fairly mid cam. Probably no more than 3:50 gears depending on tires/mph. A tuning solution (a fuel system that can deliver +0.55BSFC), MAF+modified stock PCM, 2-bar Speed density, stand alone engine management.
LS1tech has some good info on turbos and what can be had with a 76. Search here as well; I believe the consensus was that a good 76 could support 750-850rwhp and that an 88mm would be needed to hit 1000rwhp. Jose at ForcedInductions.com can help you out on selection.
Mostly opinions...Hope this helps
-Scott.
A few reasons to go with a single turbo:
*Typically lower cost than buying two
*Typically lower underhood heat
*Typically easier to route pipe (less complexity/heat/weight??)
You'd need some dished forged pistons with maybe no more than 9:1 static. A fairly mid cam. Probably no more than 3:50 gears depending on tires/mph. A tuning solution (a fuel system that can deliver +0.55BSFC), MAF+modified stock PCM, 2-bar Speed density, stand alone engine management.
LS1tech has some good info on turbos and what can be had with a 76. Search here as well; I believe the consensus was that a good 76 could support 750-850rwhp and that an 88mm would be needed to hit 1000rwhp. Jose at ForcedInductions.com can help you out on selection.
Mostly opinions...Hope this helps
-Scott.
I think 88 is the way to go....
Waiting to here back from realquick.........I may just do all the fab work myself, I can fab it up with ease. I have DFI now. And will cc everything when the engine is apart and order a custom piston and camshaft.
Waiting to here back from realquick.........I may just do all the fab work myself, I can fab it up with ease. I have DFI now. And will cc everything when the engine is apart and order a custom piston and camshaft.
Not sure a 76 will get you in the 8's. I'm putting together a single 76mm kit right now for the street. Using RealQuick's hotparts which is a great kit for a good price.
A few reasons to go with a single turbo:
*Typically lower cost than buying two
*Typically lower underhood heat
*Typically easier to route pipe (less complexity/heat/weight??)
You'd need some dished forged pistons with maybe no more than 9:1 static. A fairly mid cam. Probably no more than 3:50 gears depending on tires/mph. A tuning solution (a fuel system that can deliver +0.55BSFC), MAF+modified stock PCM, 2-bar Speed density, stand alone engine management.
LS1tech has some good info on turbos and what can be had with a 76. Search here as well; I believe the consensus was that a good 76 could support 750-850rwhp and that an 88mm would be needed to hit 1000rwhp. Jose at ForcedInductions.com can help you out on selection.
Mostly opinions...Hope this helps
-Scott.
A few reasons to go with a single turbo:
*Typically lower cost than buying two
*Typically lower underhood heat
*Typically easier to route pipe (less complexity/heat/weight??)
You'd need some dished forged pistons with maybe no more than 9:1 static. A fairly mid cam. Probably no more than 3:50 gears depending on tires/mph. A tuning solution (a fuel system that can deliver +0.55BSFC), MAF+modified stock PCM, 2-bar Speed density, stand alone engine management.
LS1tech has some good info on turbos and what can be had with a 76. Search here as well; I believe the consensus was that a good 76 could support 750-850rwhp and that an 88mm would be needed to hit 1000rwhp. Jose at ForcedInductions.com can help you out on selection.
Mostly opinions...Hope this helps
-Scott.
I'd run 1 5/8 headers (1 3/4 max) for ~1000rwhp.
Run the biggest DP (downpipe/turbine exit) you can ie) 4"
http://www.tercelreference.com/terce...st_theory.html
Run the biggest DP (downpipe/turbine exit) you can ie) 4"
http://www.tercelreference.com/terce...st_theory.html
a t88 or a s91 will get you your 8's. What kind of heads will you be using?
Is the car track only or do you drive it once in a while on the streets? You may want to go with a twins, a pair of t66's will do ya nice.
I assume your still going to use the 383 cubes you have now, your prolly not going to want that SR cam. Checkout forcedinductions.com
Is the car track only or do you drive it once in a while on the streets? You may want to go with a twins, a pair of t66's will do ya nice.
I assume your still going to use the 383 cubes you have now, your prolly not going to want that SR cam. Checkout forcedinductions.com
Its a track only car......10.50 tire


