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Old 08-28-2013, 09:59 PM
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That'll be a lot of fun. I had an APS twin kit on my 05 GTO with a built motor. Nowhere near the level of your build, but a heck of a ride.
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Old 08-28-2013, 11:04 PM
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There is at least one APS with 800+ right now. We upgraded the turbos on some of those kits. I am hoping for a little less time fabricating and a little more time getting in trouble
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Old 08-28-2013, 11:11 PM
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There is at least one APS with 800+ right now. We upgraded the turbos on some of those kits. I am hoping for a little less time fabricating and a little more time getting in trouble
My kit came with the larger GT3072's instead of the 28's. Still pretty small for a 402 LS2.
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Has anyone checked to make sure you've been taking your meds, because you must be bat s**t crazy to give it even more power.


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Has anyone checked to make sure you've been taking your meds, because you must be bat s**t crazy to give it even more power.


I bow to you sir
As I get older the insanity seems to spread. Maybe its my memory going away. I will be actually stepping down about 150 rwhp and about 300 foot pounds of torque with this setup. Problem was wavetrac couldn't handle the power and wouldn't honor the warranty more than once. I decided on this config for two reasons. First, everytime I had a problem I wound up having to do custom fab work on things to fit the Whipple. Second, I am hoping this lower power setup will be less stress on the driveline and give me more opportunity to have fun.

Most of what you are hearing about Turbo power is coming from people with experience putting them on Hondas and Supras as singles. They multiply those reports times 2 and assume 1000 hp which I haven't seen anyone make with this size turbo on a v8. I saw one LSX 427 making 850 ish but that is the highest HP app I've seen short of 78mm/88mm or larger turbos which would have required major reconstruction of the car once cut up to fit..

I honestly am looking for a pre 74 roller to ditch the GTO and put the good stuff into. JMHO

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Old 08-29-2013, 08:36 PM
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Buttoned the engine back up today. Starting to find small things displaced over time, minor delays, yet irritating. For instance we sat on the fuel rails for three months before discovering the wrong thing was sent.









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Started getting into the good stuff today. Bolting the Turbo up. Everything coated and ready to install.











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A little more forward Progress, hope to start it up by next weeken.















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Don't have manifold pictures outside of the car right now. Will Check with the shop and see if they have some. It was a good day today.

Cool shots







Got the Oil Lines in





Starting on the Fuel System, upgrading the A1000 to the Eliminator



Ford 9 Inch is back where it belongs with the Strange S-Trac in place of the Wavetrac





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