11-27-2015, 10:49 AM | #1 |
Twin Turbos
Just wondering, I'm not really sure if you can or not. You can't keep your headers with turbos right? What about aftermarket exhaust? In the future I always wanted FI, but wasn't sure supercharger or twins. Twins just seem cooler to have, but you don't get the instant power like a supercharger and like I said I don't think you can keep headers.
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11-27-2015, 11:04 AM | #2 |
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Depends on kits, but most of the quality kits use stock manifolds or can use shorties. So you can sell your long tubes to get money back.
Axles, cat backs all work fine with most of the good systems.
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The rear mount turbos, you can. But.....
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11-27-2015, 12:12 PM | #4 |
If I would get turbos, I would want my car to still be loud. Are y'all cars are loud? Going from long tubes to stock manifolds or shorties would quiet it a good bit in my opinion?
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11-27-2015, 12:28 PM | #6 |
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Loud is more the mufflers. You could run a straight 3" system with no mufflers after the turbos and it would be damn loud. Or some small bullet mufflers.
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I run 3in straight pipes from the turbos back it's loud really loud in a good way! There's just something about a cam'd v8 chopping with turbos spooling. If you want louder I'm sure adding a pair of shorties & turn downs would make it stupid loud or cut outs so you can open & close the madness!
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Buy a 6th gen and send it to AGP and you can be the first.
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Fuel Delivery
LT1 and LT4 fuel delivery is going to be an issue. This is also why it will take some time to make E85 work properly on these engines. Advanced Modern Performance (AMP) was the first to make over 1000RWHP on a boost only Procharger F1X on a LT4 Z06 and that took some time to accomplish. Direct Injection is an entirely different animal and GM's ECU maps are much more complex on these engines.
The issue is NOT getting more air in to these engines, but getting enough fuel to support the higher horsepower applications and THEN not having the ECU be self limiting. If you think the tuner was important BEFORE, on a high HP LT1 or LT4 application, it is even MORE crucial.
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Add methanol to combo and see 650RWHP 650-750RWHP with blower/cam (33% fuel pump lobe)/Headers/Methanol of course Not to bad for a stock LT1 motor & fuel system I'm at 607rwhp on 8lbs no headers on 93 oct could probably lose 1.5 lbs with headers & keep the same power level or take the restrictior plate out with headers & be close to 700rwhp. |
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Power Output
YEP that is good. I have seen 670 RWHP with STOCK headers and CAM using METH with an ECS setup on a C7 convertible LT1. This particular setup is running 9-10 PSI boost. Next logical step here would be to change cam and run aftermarket headers.
I have seen 736 RWHP with 765 TQ on an C7 Z06 with STOCK CAM with upgraded heads, ported STOCK SC E85 and Meth In all these cases the STOCK fuel system is used.
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