Twin Turbo small block chevy pictures
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Twin Turbo small block chevy pictures
Dont know what this is in but good for some ideas...
Found them all on this page:
http://www.fasttrackperformance.com/page5a/rides.htm
EDIT: Maybe its in a 3rd gen. Not sure.
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Found them all on this page:
http://www.fasttrackperformance.com/page5a/rides.htm
EDIT: Maybe its in a 3rd gen. Not sure.
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THATS WHAT IM TALKIN ABOUT. My bet is that this header setup will fit in just about any SBC car. the hight is good & they dont hang over to far so that they wont hit any fender wells. they could probably come in a bit & even if they did, it is nothing that a little 5 Lb motivator could not fix.
Now all he has to do is to get someone like Stahl, Headman, Lemon, Hooker, etc, to make these in mass quantities to get the cost down to reasonable.
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Now all he has to do is to get someone like Stahl, Headman, Lemon, Hooker, etc, to make these in mass quantities to get the cost down to reasonable.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mrls199:
If you'll notice, it has upper control arms in the first picture (not struts...) My guess it is a monte carlo.</font>
If you'll notice, it has upper control arms in the first picture (not struts...) My guess it is a monte carlo.</font>
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Youd be really pushing it to fit that under the hood of a thirdgen. I know that intake and elbow wont fit under a stock hood and those turbos look to sit about the same height.
how about with a little cowl hood? It does not look to be "that" much higher than the valve covers. the turbo's could come down some for certain. maybe a slight dip down with the tubes & then bring them back up to the collector?
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I agree about the wiring, another thing is routing the intercooler tubes. You're talking about 2 good size tubes that would have to fit in there somewhere.
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i do know that in the engine picture the motor mounts are moroso solids for thirdgens. i remember them because you have to buy two different part #'s to get the upper and lower mounts.
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