My Custom Twin Turbo build....Turboporn warning!
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My Custom Twin Turbo build....Turboporn warning!
Hi Everyone,
I haven’t had much time to make a post but I’ve been working on changing my setup to be more competitive and reliable.
I started a couple of years ago with a UPP 62mm TT kit and loved it. I made over 1200whp with the setup but I decided to change directions and go to more of a racecar setup and make the car easier to work on. There are so many details in the car I couldn’t explain in writing. I’ve done most of the work myself with the help of friends or had friends stop in and do some stuff I’m not skilled with.
It’s been a long road but I hope to make my first shake down passes with the new setup in Indiana at the Wannagofast event in October.
I’ve added all the pictures I have access to right now. I will probably update later next week with more and try to update everyone as I make new progress. I’m sure I missed a million things but this should get you started for now.
Anyway, here is my new setup below:
My Engine:
427 LSX
Billet Crank, Billet rods and Wiseco Pistons
PRC Cathedral port heads 247cc
Drivetrain:
RKT56 Performance built ZR1 TR6060 with Brace
RPS Quad Carbon clutch
RPM rear diff
DSS 1 Piece driveshaft with no couplers
Now for the biggest changes in the setup:
I switched to a custom manual rack
Brakes:
Custom manual Brake master with no ABS (see engine bay pictures)
Twin Stroud parachutes (not mounted yet, Pics later)
DBA 2 piece rotors
Suspension:
Custom coilover setup
LG Billet spindles and LG stiff rear sway bar
Spherical bushing kit
Wheels:
Weld Racing 15” wheel setup
Turbo Setup:
PTE 6870 w/ T4 Divide housings (I chose divided housings so I could do a quick spool valve later if I needed)
Forward facing manifolds that I did a little fab work on for fitment.
Garret 4” intercooler core from Shearer Fab
Individual cylinder wideband setup with back pressure compensation system over canbus (2x AEM 4 channel controllers)
Individual cylinder fast acting EGT setup over canbus
Fuel system:
Weldon big Fuel pump setup (2200hp capable) -10 feed and -8 return
I Consolidated to 1 (passenger sided) factory gas tank and extended the fill hose. I don’t have good pictures of this right now but you can see the factory end of the corrugated crossover tube I modified to extend the fill line from the gas tank lid.
Bosch 1650 Injectors
2x Radium fuel pressure dampers (on the front of the rails)
Fuelab large regulator- You can see in the engine pay pictures I hid the fuel lines in the wiper cowl and routed the lines to the back of the rails instead of the front.
Ignition:
I went to 8 IGN1-A. I made a custom carbon fiber mount in AutoCad and had a friend cut it out on his machine. I mounted them below the headers to reduce the heat to them and still keep them close to the plug.
Cooling:
Moroso Electric pump (see engine pictures
Inline thermostat
-16an Lines
Radiator relocated to the rear inside the factory muffler area
Thanks for taking a look. I’ll update with more info as soon as I can!
I haven’t had much time to make a post but I’ve been working on changing my setup to be more competitive and reliable.
I started a couple of years ago with a UPP 62mm TT kit and loved it. I made over 1200whp with the setup but I decided to change directions and go to more of a racecar setup and make the car easier to work on. There are so many details in the car I couldn’t explain in writing. I’ve done most of the work myself with the help of friends or had friends stop in and do some stuff I’m not skilled with.
It’s been a long road but I hope to make my first shake down passes with the new setup in Indiana at the Wannagofast event in October.
I’ve added all the pictures I have access to right now. I will probably update later next week with more and try to update everyone as I make new progress. I’m sure I missed a million things but this should get you started for now.
Anyway, here is my new setup below:
My Engine:
427 LSX
Billet Crank, Billet rods and Wiseco Pistons
PRC Cathedral port heads 247cc
Drivetrain:
RKT56 Performance built ZR1 TR6060 with Brace
RPS Quad Carbon clutch
RPM rear diff
DSS 1 Piece driveshaft with no couplers
Now for the biggest changes in the setup:
I switched to a custom manual rack
Brakes:
Custom manual Brake master with no ABS (see engine bay pictures)
Twin Stroud parachutes (not mounted yet, Pics later)
DBA 2 piece rotors
Suspension:
Custom coilover setup
LG Billet spindles and LG stiff rear sway bar
Spherical bushing kit
Wheels:
Weld Racing 15” wheel setup
Turbo Setup:
PTE 6870 w/ T4 Divide housings (I chose divided housings so I could do a quick spool valve later if I needed)
Forward facing manifolds that I did a little fab work on for fitment.
Garret 4” intercooler core from Shearer Fab
Individual cylinder wideband setup with back pressure compensation system over canbus (2x AEM 4 channel controllers)
Individual cylinder fast acting EGT setup over canbus
Fuel system:
Weldon big Fuel pump setup (2200hp capable) -10 feed and -8 return
I Consolidated to 1 (passenger sided) factory gas tank and extended the fill hose. I don’t have good pictures of this right now but you can see the factory end of the corrugated crossover tube I modified to extend the fill line from the gas tank lid.
Bosch 1650 Injectors
2x Radium fuel pressure dampers (on the front of the rails)
Fuelab large regulator- You can see in the engine pay pictures I hid the fuel lines in the wiper cowl and routed the lines to the back of the rails instead of the front.
Ignition:
I went to 8 IGN1-A. I made a custom carbon fiber mount in AutoCad and had a friend cut it out on his machine. I mounted them below the headers to reduce the heat to them and still keep them close to the plug.
Cooling:
Moroso Electric pump (see engine pictures
Inline thermostat
-16an Lines
Radiator relocated to the rear inside the factory muffler area
Thanks for taking a look. I’ll update with more info as soon as I can!
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What fan are you running on the rear mount radiator?
Stock ECM or standalone?
What fan are you running on the rear mount radiator?
Stock ECM or standalone?
Last edited by schpenxel; 08-21-2016 at 05:18 PM.
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#7
Melting Slicks
Quality build... Only two things I wish you were doing different 1. Get rid of the stick & put in a 4L80 / Glide... 2. Get bigger turbos. I'm sure you went w/ that size cuz you were prolly worried about them spoiling with the stick, but I woulda done twin 76s at a minimum. Those coils are the best, great choice on that. Good luck w/ everything looking forward to the results.
Last edited by 1MEANGS; 08-21-2016 at 10:35 PM.
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Quality build... Only two things I wish you were doing different 1. Get rid of the stick & put in a 4L80 / Glide... 2. Get bigger turbos. I'm sure you went w/ that size cuz you were prolly worried about them spoiling with the stick, but I woulda done twin 76s at a minimum. Those coils are the best, great choice on that. Good luck w/ everything looking forward to the results.
We'll see how they perform soon I guess.
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#11
Drifting
Im a simple man, I see front mounted twins and hit like! I planned on doing my radiator like yours until someone on yellow bullet said they had temp issues when street driving so they had to add another small one up front. As far as the ABS delete, what are you doing to trick the computer? I was planning on looping the signal(thanks carson)?
#12
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Im a simple man, I see front mounted twins and hit like! I planned on doing my radiator like yours until someone on yellow bullet said they had temp issues when street driving so they had to add another small one up front. As far as the ABS delete, what are you doing to trick the computer? I was planning on looping the signal(thanks carson)?
#13
Drifting
Ahh nice didn't see a mention of the standalone. I plan on doing that eventually as well. Do you still have the bcm for the doors etc? Or do you not need it for that?
#14
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Thread Starter
I'll keep you posted as I finish wiring over the next few weeks.
-Josh
#15
Drifting
Awesome! That will make my life easier
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We just finished a 427 LSX with twin 7675s, in a standard .96 t4, and its lit by 3800/4000. Minimal spool. I busted nick yoskins ***** a few years ago, because on paper, it should be laggy. However, it's not.
@16psi, it made 1220/1100, and carries to 7k.
Build looks good! Can't wait to see it completed!
@16psi, it made 1220/1100, and carries to 7k.
Build looks good! Can't wait to see it completed!
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2019 NASA ST2 National Champion
2019 NASA Texas TT2 Champion
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2020 SCCA Trans Am Road Atlanta SGT Winner
2022 NASA National Champion ST2
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