Y2k turbo
The class I am running has changed its rules so I'm pulling my twin t60-1 turbos and installing a turbonetics y2k. I'm looking for people who has installed these big turbos or somethig similar and what the best layout would be in my 95 Z28
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Come on guys help me out
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The big turbo's I've seen in F-bodies are mounted sideways in front of the motor.
I'm curious about your setup. I have 2.73 gears, th-350, and my Vigilante 2800 stalls to 5200+. I run out of gear at ~150 mph. How are you running with 4.30's? What sort of times do you run? Thanks, Mike |
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Originally Posted by Cody
Come on guys help me out
Wingnut |
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I never got it to the track with this setup only the dyno And I thought the same as you with the gears. My engine builder said that the engine is built to shift @7500 rpms so it would be close. I have a trans-king converter that was a 4200 that I blew right by on the dyno so I sent it in and had it redone and I am picking up my new powerglide tomorrow
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Interesting setup. Did you make the log manifolds yourself? Any problems with cooling with the intercooler in front of the radiator?
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Originally Posted by SMOKNZ
Interesting setup. Did you make the log manifolds yourself? Any problems with cooling with the intercooler in front of the radiator?
no cooling problems. Wingnut |
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No I bought them and no cooling problems at all
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WINGNUT
are you saying you sold the plumbing for your 91mm or someone sells that system.I am very interested. I pm'd you. for anyone else I listed my turbos on ebay and when they sell the headers wastegates and assosiate parts will be for sale |
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Originally Posted by wingnut
If you writing to me, they are not log manifolds. They are stainless 1 3/4" headers with 3" v-clamps and a 5" down pipe. Under "new system" which is sold system. :cool:
no cooling problems. Wingnut |
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Originally Posted by Cody
WINGNUT
are you saying you sold the plumbing for your 91mm or someone sells that system.I am very interested. |
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I guess you miss understand. Are the headers and plumbing something you built or did you buy them.If you built them would you be interested in building more or if you bought them can you tell me from where?
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Originally Posted by 95Bird
Too late.:metal:
You need to up date your sig now. Did you get these DFI files I sent 95bird? Sorry cody. I will not be making any more turbo systems until spring or summer 2006. However, do a search on chevy stainless in ebay motors exhaust section and you will find some none magnetic s-10/blazer v-8 headers that will work. Just have a welding shop put some 2 1/2 or 3" v-clamps on the ends and raise the dr side (#7) tube up one inch. That should get you going for under 400.00 dollars. I know you have seen the system SmoknZ, I was just razen ya. :D Wingnut |
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Wingnut, Thank you very much
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Originally Posted by wingnut
You need to up date your sig now. Did you get these DFI files I sent 95bird?
Wingnut There ya go..just for you..lol. yea, I got em but havent' even had a chance to look at em. Myabe over the hollidays I'm hopin. |
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