Turbo Technology Ls1 Race System
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Turbo Technology Ls1 Race System
Just about got everything buttoned up on my car to head home.. needless to say I am more than pleased with the results.. just wish we could have kept going without fear of the stock crankshaft um.. breaking. George and the guys did an amazing job with this set up and it is definitely to me the best production ls1 FI system ever.
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scroll to the bottom for links/graphs/everything about the set up and the car.
in short.. N/A the engine made 320 rear wheel before
after: 11psi 92 octane 636rwhp 666tq
16psi 115 octane 775rwhp, 840rwtq
kit will be available for order shortly
www.turbotechnologyinc.com
MIGHTYMOUSE HOMEPAGE
scroll to the bottom for links/graphs/everything about the set up and the car.
in short.. N/A the engine made 320 rear wheel before
after: 11psi 92 octane 636rwhp 666tq
16psi 115 octane 775rwhp, 840rwtq
kit will be available for order shortly
www.turbotechnologyinc.com
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From: Cleveland, WI
Looks like TT finially got their head out of their *** and built a decent kit. I was not happy with the LT1 single. I had one of the first 25 kits (number 22 according to them) and was never impressed with it. Glad to hear some good results from the company!
Bill
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both street kits were only advertised and sold as 'street' kits.. people trying to make more than the advertised power from them would of course be dissapointed... no heads in asses but ill pass on the compliment.
Are the headers made of Inconel or something?
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wow, that sure is a "race" kit!
good numbers tho, very similar to my LT1 "street" kit.. i made 660, but that was on 12psi, not 11.
congrats! should be a monster when you turn up the boost
good numbers tho, very similar to my LT1 "street" kit.. i made 660, but that was on 12psi, not 11.
congrats! should be a monster when you turn up the boost
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Originally posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
both street kits were only advertised and sold as 'street' kits.. people trying to make more than the advertised power from them would of course be dissapointed... no heads in asses but ill pass on the compliment.
both street kits were only advertised and sold as 'street' kits.. people trying to make more than the advertised power from them would of course be dissapointed... no heads in asses but ill pass on the compliment.
His response, "Yes in the mid 20psi range". Well maybe that would be true, but you could never turn up the kit to make that much, Too much back pressure! He said there was guys out there doing it but I still have not heard of one. That kit pretty much wasted 2 season for me.
If you want it done right you have to do it yourself
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Originally posted by sleeperz28
I have to disagree with this. I told George before buying the header, "with a T76 will this kit be capable of making 800hp"
His response, "Yes in the mid 20psi range". Well maybe that would be true, but you could never turn up the kit to make that much, Too much back pressure! He said there was guys out there doing it but I still have not heard of one. That kit pretty much wasted 2 season for me.
If you want it done right you have to do it yourself
I have to disagree with this. I told George before buying the header, "with a T76 will this kit be capable of making 800hp"
His response, "Yes in the mid 20psi range". Well maybe that would be true, but you could never turn up the kit to make that much, Too much back pressure! He said there was guys out there doing it but I still have not heard of one. That kit pretty much wasted 2 season for me.
If you want it done right you have to do it yourself
Bill
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i guess sometimes its good to take a step back and figure you can't flow 800hp through a 2/5 inch pipe? though if he gauranteed 800 hp on the 76 thats between you two. this one works great.
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mighty-
it wasnt a NA motor, so I never dynoed it NA
street vs race.. i was simply refering to mine as a "street" kit cause it retains PS/AC/ABS/ etc etc
Certainly 900+rwhp is more than i need on the street
it wasnt a NA motor, so I never dynoed it NA
street vs race.. i was simply refering to mine as a "street" kit cause it retains PS/AC/ABS/ etc etc
Certainly 900+rwhp is more than i need on the street