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Old 12-04-2008, 12:44 PM   #2
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Since my Dad and I built a forced induction setup on his Z06 vette (with me doing the research/work and him swiping the credit card), I would say I'm "informed" on the topic.

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Originally Posted by stiizy View Post
I say twin 30r's

Although i do love and used to own a 35r but i think twin 30r's would be great on an LS1 not too big not too small...

And i'm sure they would kick out a lil bit more power than those APS turbo's
Just because the APS units are not Garrett doesn't mean they don't compare. They're basically GT358xR, like S14DB posted.

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Originally Posted by karforty5 View Post
Be different, Go TWINS!!
The reason you don't see more F-bodies or Vettes with twins is because there's no room for them - the frame rails come right up to the headers. So yeah, turbos would be different.

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Originally Posted by Lr308 View Post
Ls1/ls6 blocks are only rated for 700hp! YOU can easily do that N/A and Spray.
This is an extremely important point - actually, they're good for something like 700 engine hp - less than 600whp for sure. The #7 piston ring lands are always the first to go when you push that number. LS2/LS7 can go a little higher due to higher displacement.

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Originally Posted by water View Post
Those turbos are too small. I'd go "big" single.
As above, if you're pushing the cylinder pressure/power limits of the engine, you're not too small. Big single would be big hp, but most likely not as fun to drive in any car, much less a 240. Even those twins don't spool up instantly (full boost around 2500rpm).
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