Pics of 93 Turbo C4
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Thats CRAZY AWESOME: cool:
Man! It must be super fun to drive! You just added a whole new level to the daily driven Vette!
Looks like it might get hot in that engine compartment though!
Man! It must be super fun to drive! You just added a whole new level to the daily driven Vette!
Looks like it might get hot in that engine compartment though!
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The setup overall is nice, but I was merely stating it could be better...sorry man.
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This was a custom setup done by Mn_Vette. I think he tacked it all together and had a welding shop finish the welds. Then it was coated in Jet-Hot to keep the engine bay temps down. I'm guessing if you did alot of the grunt work yourself you could put this together for about $6000. The problem with the stock LT1 is the hypereutectic pistons need to be replaced if you are going to run any descent amount of boost. Forced Induction adds up really quick for all the "little things."
I don't know of anybody that sells kits for a C4 front mount turbo. It is pretty rare to see turbos on C4's.
No offense taken. I would really like to see some of your work. Do you do custom fab work for the general public? If so, West Virginia is not that far from Kentucky and I could use a good fabricator.
I don't know of anybody that sells kits for a C4 front mount turbo. It is pretty rare to see turbos on C4's.
I certainly do. I've built custom FI setups for almost a decade. I was merely commenting on the wastegate recirc as its just not something I'd do due to the cheat cut and placement. So, your motives to see my work, were they legit they'd be no problem.
The setup overall is nice, but I was merely stating it could be better...sorry man.
The setup overall is nice, but I was merely stating it could be better...sorry man.
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It has 2 intank pumps, 2 fuel feed lines, and 1 return line. Fuel lines come in at the rear of the fuel rails, flow through the rails, then into the Fuel pressure regulator. The fuel pressure regulator then sends the rest back to the tank.
Blown setups use alot of fuel while in boost. Specific fuel consumption is high. Dual intank pumps will supply enough fuel for all but wildest of setups. Blower setups also like a lower Air/fuel ratio. Around 11.8 is safe and will make good power.
Blown setups use alot of fuel while in boost. Specific fuel consumption is high. Dual intank pumps will supply enough fuel for all but wildest of setups. Blower setups also like a lower Air/fuel ratio. Around 11.8 is safe and will make good power.
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good to see some more turbo LT1's. Ive got a pretty nasty turbo LT1 T/A myself.
if anyone is interested in a LT4 manifold drilled for a distributor i have one for sale. going single plane
if anyone is interested in a LT4 manifold drilled for a distributor i have one for sale. going single plane
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I assume it was tuned on a dyno, so did you have any final numbers...also what kind of dyno? Also, what kind of street traction does the car see in various gears?
All my history is in the sport compact market, but I've decided to move on, as the scene has its issues. Its popularity has definitely peaked and fallen, stabilizing in an area that's tight to say the least...at least as far as East Coast is concerned.
I'll send you pm with some stuff O.P.
All my history is in the sport compact market, but I've decided to move on, as the scene has its issues. Its popularity has definitely peaked and fallen, stabilizing in an area that's tight to say the least...at least as far as East Coast is concerned.
I'll send you pm with some stuff O.P.
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The original owner posted some quarter mile times that indicated it had around 500rwhp. Once I get a forged bottom end on it, some methanol, and with the new AFR heads I will turn up the boost. It should make around 600rwhp.
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I assume it was tuned on a dyno, so did you have any final numbers...also what kind of dyno? Also, what kind of street traction does the car see in various gears?
All my history is in the sport compact market, but I've decided to move on, as the scene has its issues. Its popularity has definitely peaked and fallen, stabilizing in an area that's tight to say the least...at least as far as East Coast is concerned.
I'll send you pm with some stuff O.P.
All my history is in the sport compact market, but I've decided to move on, as the scene has its issues. Its popularity has definitely peaked and fallen, stabilizing in an area that's tight to say the least...at least as far as East Coast is concerned.
I'll send you pm with some stuff O.P.
DFab, what part of WV are you located in? I used to live in Hinton, about 23 miles from Beckley.
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93VettePilot,
I purchased this one almost 3 years ago http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4s-...nvertible.html
Still havent got it out of my garage yet, seems like right after I purchased it I have had one thing or another keeping me away from it.
I purchased this one almost 3 years ago http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4s-...nvertible.html
Still havent got it out of my garage yet, seems like right after I purchased it I have had one thing or another keeping me away from it.