Thread: chevy twin turbo
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09-15-2003 12:10 AM #1
chevy twin turbo
Hi there.
I was looking for someone with experience in turbo charging a chevy small block, for street driven purpose.
Jonas
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10-25-2003 12:01 PM #2
Why do you want twin turbo chargers? ur just gonna end up spending way more money on a TT setup then buy just getting a Roots Blower, or even a Centrifugal Supercharger. Or are you just wanting a TT set up for the looks? or because its cool?
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11-04-2003 02:10 PM #3
Hey Jonas E mail me if ya need some help or some questions answered.Ive been a part of several twin projects that are true drive em anywhere streetcars that pretty much blow away any other no trailer queens . right now my nomad is only a single T 72 but it will be out next spring with a couple of 60-1's and as far as Trents coment Yeah it looks cool but it also will completely out perform any other configuration reliably on the street(other than N20 and thats debatable how reliable it is Its way rough on the shortblock) Spooooooolit Up !!!,RyanBoost is a beautiful Thing!
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12-25-2003 12:31 PM #4
TWIN TURBOS
WELL, I DONT KNOW THAT I CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR TWIN TURBO PROBLEM, BUT I AM RUNNING INTO THE SAME SITUTATION, FIGURE MAY AS WELL GIVE SOMEHTING DIFFERENT A TRY
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12-25-2003 01:54 PM #5
Re: TWIN TURBOS
Convincing proof that twin turbo's create parking dyslexia amongst Chevy owners....
Jeff
Originally posted by UFOCHEVELLE69
WELL, I DONT KNOW THAT I CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR TWIN TURBO PROBLEM, BUT I AM RUNNING INTO THE SAME SITUTATION, FIGURE MAY AS WELL GIVE SOMEHTING DIFFERENT A TRYhttp://community.webshots.com/user/deepnhock
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12-25-2003 02:39 PM #6
I have very little knowledge in this area but, just wanted to tell you I have a friend that owns a Vette w/twin turbos & it rocks. I drove it & it is a killer.I own a Z06 which is pretty fast but the twin turbo was so fast that, I would not recommend it to anyone who has not been thru a track driving school.
DonLast edited by Don Meyer; 12-25-2003 at 02:52 PM.
Don Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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12-26-2003 10:47 AM #7
My buddy had Fast Times out of Chicago area help do up a TT. FS does quite a few of them per year.
Dart small block chevy 427ci dyno at 1200 hp. On 91 octane and street trim it was 800 hp. He basically showed up with the car in running order with 8.2 blower pistons and $15,000 later he had a beautiful EFI TT done up in some high grade of stainless steel with a monster air to air intercooler.
change it on the fly A/F ratio and timing from idle to 7500 rpm
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12-26-2003 10:51 AM #8
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12-26-2003 11:06 AM #9
Originally posted by Trent
Why do you want twin turbo chargers? ur just gonna end up spending way more money on a TT setup then buy just getting a Roots Blower, or even a Centrifugal Supercharger. Or are you just wanting a TT set up for the looks? or because its cool?
Abe
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01-22-2004 06:40 PM #10
Twin Turbo
Banks is the man for Twin Turbo. He has a CSB kit for about $5500.00. Sweet....http://www.bankspower.com/twin-turbo-products.cfm
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01-22-2004 07:14 PM #11
Hmmm, I wonder, Anyone ever supercharge a SB Olds? I wonder if I could get my 250HP 260 with super or Twin? Mondello wouldnt be able to help me on this one, wait, i know! hey streets, got any ideas?Right engine, Wrong Wheels
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01-22-2004 08:28 PM #12
Twin Turbo small block in a GN
Here's a link to a video of Chris Chow's GN that went from a turbo 6 to a twin turbo 8. Not subtle and not for the faint of heart.
http://www.fasttrackperformance.com/.../christtgn.wmv
And yes, that's the tires burning on the dyno!
Here's a link to a local guy's late model Camaro LT1 Twin Turbo
(He's since changed his set up but it was very nice. Even was in GMHTP magazine recently.)
http://www.teamprickracing.com/
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...0311_forecast/Richard T. Gautier
Gautier, MS
1936 Chevy 2 dr sedan (Turbo Buick Powered!)
Click the WWW button for pics
2003 Chevy Avalanche w/o body hardware (black, of course)
2003 Chevy Trailblazer (also black)
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01-22-2004 08:33 PM #13
Twin Turbo small block in a GN
Sorry, double posted. Wouldn't let me delete.Last edited by SinistrV6; 01-23-2004 at 05:21 AM.
Richard T. Gautier
Gautier, MS
1936 Chevy 2 dr sedan (Turbo Buick Powered!)
Click the WWW button for pics
2003 Chevy Avalanche w/o body hardware (black, of course)
2003 Chevy Trailblazer (also black)
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03-28-2006 07:28 AM #14
twin turbo sbc
Ive just built a twin turbo 68 camaro still in the fine tuning stage, t40b split inlet 1.0 hot/65 cold,external wastgate, electronic curve mallory,msd boost retard,twin BOV, ENGINE RUN-UP dual stage-twin nozzle per compressor to hat water/meth injection, 4 to 1 headers,turbo smart boost controller, AND A DIRTY SET OF UNDERWEAR THE FIRST TIME WE TRIED IT OUT!!!! TWIN TURBO'S RULE
GOT TURBO
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03-28-2006 10:53 PM #15
Hope you have a great big checkbook !!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
Welcome to CHR. I think that you need to hook up your vacuum advance. At part throttle when cruising you have less air and fuel in each cylinder, and the air-fuel mixture is not as densely packed...
MSD 8360 distributor vacuum advance