what super or turbo from any other type of car could be matched to a chevy 350? understand???

thanks
kevin

 

wow...
Its not quite that simple. No one makes a kit to bolt on a turbocharger. The guys that have that are all custom and should be much respected. Supercharger guys can buy kits too but they are quite expensive and a lot of them go custom too. Power adders take a lot of reseach and time to get right. Yet, I thought a TT project would be a lot harder than it seems like it is going to be.

It takes a lot of research to even consider doing a power adder like this. I researched for about a month before i decided i would actually do it. Still, I have so much left to learn before i actually start its amazing. Do some searches and read everything you can online.

Everyone recommended the book Turbochargers by Hugh MacInnes which i just got delivery of a few days ago...

As per your question, I plan to run two 60 trim garret T3s with .63 A/Rs on my 350.