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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 02:15 AM
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Hi guys

time for boost ,

here it is :

2001 sierra 5.3 stock block lm7 with 799 stock heads and a NNBS intake manifold , 90mm TB form Edelbrock ,

cam is 231\239 617\621 113 lsa , upgraded pushrods , lifters ex.
milling oil pump ..

made 364hp , 350tq in n\a now time for boost

i am looking for single setup with large IC because down here is like hill ( 105f ) all year ,

what do i need ? on3 kit ? trick kit ? which size for turbo ?

trans th400 from RPM or 4l80e stage 4 from jake's ?

rear end for now 10 bolt with 3.08 will keep it until it blows ,

thanks in advance guys
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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 05:53 AM
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What kind of power are you looking to make?
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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 10:13 AM
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600-800 my truck is not DD
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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 11:41 AM
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ull need fuel, guages, and a kit... exhaust work. and more than likely a different tranny and rear end.... and head studs..
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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 12:02 PM
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The real question is how much money do you want to spend
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Old Oct 14, 2014 | 12:13 PM
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Have you considered a procharger? Your current setup is well suited for a procharger. Without needing to immediately needing to change exhaust or cam.

If you are dead set on turbo then the following would be a good idea.
1) kbracing or trick turbo kit
2) turbo cam such as isky triple 12 or speed inc tu1
3) built th400 if pure toy or jakes 80e if you plan to drive it a lot with good stall to match
4) fuel upgrades to match your goals Walbro 400/450 and 80lbs injectors
5) exhaust setup
6) gauges fuel pressure, wideband afr, boost gauge

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Old Oct 15, 2014 | 02:08 AM
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ull need fuel, guages, and a kit... exhaust work. and more than likely a different tranny and rear end.... and head studs..
yup i need all of thus but i am looking for a turbo kit first so i can order all the parts .

The real question is how much money do you want to spend
10000$ for parts + shipping .

Have you considered a procharger? Your current setup is well suited for a procharger. Without needing to immediately needing to change exhaust or cam.
i may look into it , i hate changing cam or exhaust .

If you are dead set on turbo then the following would be a good idea.
1) kbracing or trick turbo kit
i contacted trick and rick told me a borg 76mm will be great on my truck .

2) turbo cam such as isky triple 12 or speed inc tu1
i will have to run my cam for now i am not planing on changing it at this time .

3) built th400 if pure toy or jakes 80e if you plan to drive it a lot with good stall to match
awesome .
4) fuel upgrades to match your goals Walbro 400/450 and 80lbs injectors
that's great will look into it .

5) exhaust setup
i already have corsa catback i may need a little work to make work .

6) gauges fuel pressure, wideband afr, boost gauge
i already have AEM WB gauge + fuel pressure i only need boost gauge .
thanks bud
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Old Oct 16, 2014 | 06:11 AM
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You're turbo setup will take about $5000 when it's all said and done. I'd go 4l80e for od and ease of install. You'll blow your budget pretty quick getting crazy on the trans. You shouldn't need anything that crazy for your hp level.

76 mm will support over 800 so you're good there.

Hp tuners pro setup is $700. Which I recommend over the regular due to datalogging. I'd buy all your fuel stuff first so it's out of the way. You'll have a chunk of change into that before it's all said and done. Nothing like wanting to fire it up and you're missing fuel stuff.
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Old Oct 18, 2014 | 08:26 PM
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You're turbo setup will take about $5000 when it's all said and done. I'd go 4l80e for od and ease of install. You'll blow your budget pretty quick getting crazy on the trans. You shouldn't need anything that crazy for your hp level.

76 mm will support over 800 so you're good there.

Hp tuners pro setup is $700. Which I recommend over the regular due to datalogging. I'd buy all your fuel stuff first so it's out of the way. You'll have a chunk of change into that before it's all said and done. Nothing like wanting to fire it up and you're missing fuel stuff.
Boosteds12 basically said it the way it is. You need 5k to do a turbo build from start to finish. You don't need gears or trans if you respect what you have and don't get boost happy.
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Old Oct 18, 2014 | 09:49 PM
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That budget is extremely tight for 600-800 rwhp.
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