Twin Turbos?!?!?!
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Bergen County NJ
STS, APS, and TTI all make very good kits for the c6. Feel free to search any of those names for a plethora of info on them. Which one is best?? Well that's just going to start a pissing contest. I would say all have their ups and downs and it really depends on your goals for your car. 
Race Director
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From: God's Country, ID
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Raleigh NC
Lots of folks are sporting the TT's here. You might find more in the C6 Forced Induction forum, and the C5 Forced Induction is a great board to look at as well. Opinions vary on each of the kits, but there are great tuners on the forum that can help you make the right decision!
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Drifting
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From: Dallas Texas
Corvettes of Dallas
We have pretty much seen every sort of Turbo out in the market. With that said -- hands down -- we are an APS shop and dealer.
The kit fits together better than anything we have come across.
We just unveiled our new Signature Series Performance and Custom Corvette Line --only with APS TT. Fly wheel on a stock C6 -- 735 horsepower and 625 rear wheel horsepower. And by the way --this car sold in 6 days.
If you want to speak with our Tech -- we would be happy to answer any questions -- even if you are not a buyer at Corvettes of Dallas.
Todd
The kit fits together better than anything we have come across.
We just unveiled our new Signature Series Performance and Custom Corvette Line --only with APS TT. Fly wheel on a stock C6 -- 735 horsepower and 625 rear wheel horsepower. And by the way --this car sold in 6 days.
If you want to speak with our Tech -- we would be happy to answer any questions -- even if you are not a buyer at Corvettes of Dallas.
Todd
