new intake setup....help!...hows it sound??
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Car: 87 z28 camaro
Engine: 383 stroker
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new intake setup....help!...hows it sound??
hey guys
here are pretty much my goals i plan on accomplishing....i have a 383 hooked up to that power robbing tpi....well my option is to go to the hsr, but the kit is a little too much for me right now....i am building a turbo setup for my z, so my mooney needs to be split up 2 ways here....so rather than the hsr heres what im thinking for now
edelbrock high-flo tpi system...summit part no...edl-3890
bbk 58mm tb
and i already have accel injectors
this plus my custom turbo manifolds
single turbonetics t4 turbo run 8psi
turbonetics racegate
and no intercooler
just want to hear some feedback on the setup...i havent made up my mind on wat i want to do about the ecu...thanks guys!!
oo also...what hp numbers at the rear wheels would i be looking at with this setup
here are pretty much my goals i plan on accomplishing....i have a 383 hooked up to that power robbing tpi....well my option is to go to the hsr, but the kit is a little too much for me right now....i am building a turbo setup for my z, so my mooney needs to be split up 2 ways here....so rather than the hsr heres what im thinking for now
edelbrock high-flo tpi system...summit part no...edl-3890
bbk 58mm tb
and i already have accel injectors
this plus my custom turbo manifolds
single turbonetics t4 turbo run 8psi
turbonetics racegate
and no intercooler
just want to hear some feedback on the setup...i havent made up my mind on wat i want to do about the ecu...thanks guys!!
oo also...what hp numbers at the rear wheels would i be looking at with this setup
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The system you listed is basically the same price as the HSR...
The HSR is much better than the $700 LTR setup unless you want to sacrafice top end power for some low end tq.
The HSR is much better than the $700 LTR setup unless you want to sacrafice top end power for some low end tq.
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Car: 87 z28 camaro
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Axle/Gears: 10 bolt stock posi
well budgit wise...i can do the edl. setup and the turbo....or the hsr and forget the turbo....i think the turbo is a better move...what u think
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I think you think the HSR is much more expensive than $700 which it isn't.
BTW...8 PSI through any SBC is gonna kick ***!
BTW...8 PSI through any SBC is gonna kick ***!
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Actually, I recommend skipping the edelbrock high-flo tpi system and bbk 58mm tb. First get it up and running with the turbo. This will leave some extra $$$'s that could come in handy.
Then after driving it for a while evaluate the setup. Then decide whether they are required, or that the HSR or another setup would be better.
RBob.
Then after driving it for a while evaluate the setup. Then decide whether they are required, or that the HSR or another setup would be better.
RBob.
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Car: 87 z28 camaro
Engine: 383 stroker
Transmission: 700r4 race re-built
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt stock posi
i had not looked much into it...i quick searched it on summit...and assumed that you could only by the entire kit (3,700$$$$)...but i relize now what your saying
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