Teaser vid of my turbo setup...
10-16-2007, 12:34 PM
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Unless your a very light car and setup PERFECT, it isn't going to go 125mph on the motor. Believe I know, built a few heads/cam cars. My buddies 6 speed car went 121mph, but you will find VERY few lt1's on motor going over 121-122mph, and if they are, then they aren't setup for nitrous at all.
I had the le3 355 that I hit with a 200 shot and it wasn't anywhere near 150mph.
I had the le3 355 that I hit with a 200 shot and it wasn't anywhere near 150mph.
10-16-2007, 07:32 PM
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couple questions on some things I noticed. How hard will it be to change the pass side o2 sensor with the o2 bung facing that way??? And I'm not talking about for people with arms the size of a two year old either. Also plug access looks pretty good on the pass side, but looks like half a nightmare on the driver side. How bad is it really? And as far as the o2 sensors are should there be one on each log? Or is the way its set up now one on the crossover and one on the dp work?
10-16-2007, 09:02 PM
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couple questions on some things I noticed. How hard will it be to change the pass side o2 sensor with the o2 bung facing that way??? And I'm not talking about for people with arms the size of a two year old either. Also plug access looks pretty good on the pass side, but looks like half a nightmare on the driver side. How bad is it really? And as far as the o2 sensors are should there be one on each log? Or is the way its set up now one on the crossover and one on the dp work?
The driver's side plug access is easy from the bottom... even easier when you have a tubular K.
The TTi street kit (this kit is based off that design, but made better) uses a bung on the pass. side and one on the DP. You could have a bung on the driver's side, but its still going to see both banks due to the pass. side exhaust passing thru the driver's log. There is alos an extra bung (3rd bung) on the DP for Justin's WB O2 sensor.
BTW, Justin put this kit on in one night.
Jon
10-22-2007, 02:01 AM
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Here is a few of the carnage pics, already found another th400 I think, going to call on it in the morning. If so I'll throw it in(it's mildly built, was in a 10 sec chevelle) and then find a new core and build up another, then swap them out later this winter and keep the mild built one as a spare. This should allow me to get it going in a few days.
10-22-2007, 10:10 AM
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11-03-2007, 03:37 PM
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Justin called me from the track... sweet results! I'll post them up when he gives me the OK. I think you will all be surprised when I post the results, especially since he is running 6psi with STOCK heads/cam/intake/TB. Just an auto LT1 with some boost.