Some FANTASTIC turbo sites to check out
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Some FANTASTIC turbo sites to check out
www.turbomustangs.com has been around for some time and in my opinion, is the site on the web when it comes to JY/DIY type of kits. Ive learned a lot of things by hanging around there even though its primarily mustang based.
Recently, the site owner added a forum for GM vehicles and just this week, he also started a new site called www.turbogms.com
The turbogms forums are the ones @ turbomustangs.com. There is already a pretty good base of people there but I know a lot of you guys could add to whats there so go over and register and represent!
Recently, the site owner added a forum for GM vehicles and just this week, he also started a new site called www.turbogms.com
The turbogms forums are the ones @ turbomustangs.com. There is already a pretty good base of people there but I know a lot of you guys could add to whats there so go over and register and represent!
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turbomustangs.com is the sole reason my mustang now sports two T3 turbos and a homebuilt turbo kit and my firebird is soon to have a nice fat single hi fi 60-1 turbo on it soon. 
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That's a great site, but... everything seems to be for 4th gen (LT1/LS1) f-bodies, I don't see any companies listed in their website for thirdgen cars.
Just curious to see of anyone sells a turbo kit for the TPI motor - that would be pretty cool. Anyone hear of such a kit?
Just curious to see of anyone sells a turbo kit for the TPI motor - that would be pretty cool. Anyone hear of such a kit?
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All I had to do was look and found something fairly relevant...
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=324355
If anyone knows more about this, though, let me know!
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=324355
If anyone knows more about this, though, let me know!
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BBS turbo
I got their 650 hp kit for the L-98 . They are an awsome company to deal with aswell . Everything rocked in the kit ...well made , nothing cheap and junky about any of it , all top of the line components.
I got their 650 hp kit for the L-98 . They are an awsome company to deal with aswell . Everything rocked in the kit ...well made , nothing cheap and junky about any of it , all top of the line components.
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http://not2fast.wryday.com/turbo/glo...rbo_calc.shtml
awesome calculator for sizing turbo's, has pretty much all available compressor maps.
awesome calculator for sizing turbo's, has pretty much all available compressor maps.
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homemadeturbo.com its probly the best turbo site out there everybody makes there own turbo everything, from intake manifolds turbo manifolds people making there own intercoolers the knowledge on that site is amazing P.S. there are no rules on the site so if you dont like dirty language and the usual insult its probly not for you
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Re: Some FANTASTIC turbo sites to check out
http://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_pr...ech/index.html
a basic turbo tech article from homemadeturbo.com
a basic turbo tech article from homemadeturbo.com
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Re: Some FANTASTIC turbo sites to check out
www.turbomustangs.com has been around for some time and in my opinion, is the site on the web when it comes to JY/DIY type of kits. Ive learned a lot of things by hanging around there even though its primarily mustang based.
Recently, the site owner added a forum for GM vehicles and just this week, he also started a new site called www.turbogms.com
The turbogms forums are the ones @ turbomustangs.com. There is already a pretty good base of people there but I know a lot of you guys could add to whats there so go over and register and represent!
Recently, the site owner added a forum for GM vehicles and just this week, he also started a new site called www.turbogms.com
The turbogms forums are the ones @ turbomustangs.com. There is already a pretty good base of people there but I know a lot of you guys could add to whats there so go over and register and represent!
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