4.56 rears with turbo
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I wanna say on the sts brand kits I did, I am pretty sure the compressor piping started off small, then got larger as it made it's way up front towards the engine bay. I think the last kit I did like that was a hummer, and I wanna say the pipe grew in the passenger wheel well area. Anywho, happy hunting bro. I'm sure you'll geter solved in no time.
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I wanna say on the sts brand kits I did, I am pretty sure the compressor piping started off small, then got larger as it made it's way up front towards the engine bay. I think the last kit I did like that was a hummer, and I wanna say the pipe grew in the passenger wheel well area. Anywho, happy hunting bro. I'm sure you'll geter solved in no time.
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I can only speak of my single experience with sts. My truck was ~ 4850 4x4 with 4.10s, built 60e, 275/55/20's@ 32". Had 02-04 ZO6 cam and patriot gold springs. Turbo, GT 67mm and fmic. Walbro 255 & 60 inj. PI 3000 3 disk converter. Full boost 8-9 in every gear. First gear from a dig flashed the converter to 28-3000 started boost ~ 3000 and was full on by 36-3800 always. If I brake stalled I would see full boost and 1.69 60s with the 20" street tires. Did see boost creep over 10 a couple times in top of second and thru 3rd. If I hit it from a roll it was virtually instant. It was the sts kit with no mods to the kit. My only experience with a rear mount was great! Hope this helps. I know it can be frustrating.
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Turbine or pipeing size, or gear ratio not allowing load, or all of the above together is what I would THINK your experiencing then.
In my opinion...which is just that. Nice to see you do make boost, which means you have no apparent leaks in the compressor side...from what it seems like anyways. So thats a step in the right direction.
In my opinion...which is just that. Nice to see you do make boost, which means you have no apparent leaks in the compressor side...from what it seems like anyways. So thats a step in the right direction.
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Turbine or pipeing size, or gear ratio not allowing load, or all of the above together is what I would THINK your experiencing then.
In my opinion...which is just that. Nice to see you do make boost, which means you have no apparent leaks in the compressor side...from what it seems like anyways. So thats a step in the right direction.
In my opinion...which is just that. Nice to see you do make boost, which means you have no apparent leaks in the compressor side...from what it seems like anyways. So thats a step in the right direction.
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