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Posted: 02/26/08
11:48 AM
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how do i put turbo on my 350 chevy like that on guy did to his 454 69 camaro and it mentioned his friend did it to a 383 69 nova? It was in one of the 2005 or 2006 issues it was a green camaro with cowl hood, stripes, and you could see the air filters on the turbos through the cut out holes in the cowl hood.
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CSIROC
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Posted: 02/26/08
08:53 PM
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You'll have to sift through some crap...but this is THE turbo post here on CC Forums...
http://forums.carcraft.com/70/6530318/general-car-craft-discussion/so-were-not-rich-but-we-arent-stupid/index.html
68 Olds Cutlass ~ 350 Rocket
85 Delta 88 ~ 425 Rocket
02 Silverado 4X4 ~ 5.3L
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Posted: 02/27/08
06:06 AM
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The big thing is you'll need to lower the compression of your engine to around 8.5:1, and beef up the bottom end of the motor, and if you're planning on running a ton of boost, install head studs versus bolts.
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Posted: 02/27/08
07:03 AM
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can you go into more detail please
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CSIROC
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Posted: 02/27/08
10:35 AM
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^^ There is no cookie cutter response for this. A turbo is pretty much a complete custom application...it depends on the vehicle, the engine, the induction system, what you want to use it for, and a number of other things. The thread I posted has a lot of information in it. Read through it and the links provided...then come back with SPECIFIC questions.
You can also check out turboford.net That site, while obviously ford biased...has a lot of information on turbo applications and turbo sizing.
68 Olds Cutlass ~ 350 Rocket
85 Delta 88 ~ 425 Rocket
02 Silverado 4X4 ~ 5.3L
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Posted: 02/29/08
07:34 AM
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check out toohighpsi.com...
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