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Old 08-09-2010 | 08:33 PM
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More than you will ever make, I have both a 04 SSR with a 122 super charger and a street car with a 66 b.b. turbo, They both drive great on the street and run good at the strip, The turbo car is a V6 and it night run in the 9's if I pushed it but runs mid to low 10's the SSR is 4880 lbs and run mid 11's and hopefully better in cool air, Guys I know that run turbos all run singles but one, One guy has a small block running E85 with a front mounted 106 and he makes over 1600 hp to the real wheels and runs 7.80's at 193 on drag radials, Car has full seats and full power, I would look into a pro charger to
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check out post #10 before you put too much confidance in the 6L80E. Youre not saying your SSR has a 6L80E are you??
Old 08-09-2010 | 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by dimetweaker
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check out post #10 before you put too much confidance in the 6L80E. Youre not saying your SSR has a 6L80E are you??
No I have a 4L65 in the SSR, Wish I did have
Old 08-10-2010 | 10:03 PM
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Ok so if I went....

Single Turbo: T76 w/ .96 A/R P-Trim?

Twin Turbo: T61 w/ .70 or .68 A/R P-Trim?
Old 08-11-2010 | 09:29 AM
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I'd vote Single T76/Q trim
Old 08-11-2010 | 10:08 AM
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My latest build uses twin 62 on a 364
Old 08-11-2010 | 10:40 AM
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both, why not. sequential boost ftw
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Do you have any budget in this build or is it open ended?
Old 08-11-2010 | 01:08 PM
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yeah there is some budget...

Starting out Im not going to be putting much boost so itll just be the turbo(s)

and then when I get some tranny parts I will up the boost and probably need a full fuel system...

Then a forged bottom end when I get bored with that...

For just the turbo system... probably a $5k
Old 08-11-2010 | 10:16 PM
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I was thinking about sequentials but after researching them that would be a TON of R&D with VSV's and programming...

Would compounds work? or are they only used to achieve high PSI and not necessarily quick spooling...?

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Old 08-12-2010 | 09:56 PM
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Lets narrow this down and see if I can get any turbo sizes...

Lets say I want TWIN TURBOS. What size would be good for:

-Quick Spool
-Around 900-1000rwhp potential (500-550hp now)

starting with a stock 6.2l V8, will eventually bullet proof it and the tranny and install a full fuel system.

I want to stay with Master Powers turbos, so part or product numbers would be helpful!

I would really appreciate the help! I have searched this site, googled, yahooed, and asked jeeves numerous times with no prevail. Thanks!



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