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Old Jan 25, 2020 | 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by smokinlmm
Go for it! You going to compound or sequential it?
smokinlmm -I don't know the differences! could you explain the differences in layman's terms ?
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Old Jan 25, 2020 | 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ZO6Ted
Is the rotating assb inferior? Guess GM studs too?
They use stock bolts. Of course GM performance would say that, I would at least change the cam.
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Old Jan 25, 2020 | 01:09 PM
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Compounds one larger turbo feeds a smaller turbo compressed air which then gets compressed again. Sequential turbos smaller turbo spools up first then gates exhaust pressure to a larger turbo which takes over boost without assiatence from smaller turbo. True twins are seperate spooling turbos indepently feeding intake tract.
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Old Jan 25, 2020 | 01:17 PM
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Twin 7875’s would be over kill for a 376ci, look for something smaller. What’s your hp goal? That’s how you size turbos, not based on boost.
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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 12:27 PM
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^^^ Yep, need to match your cfm up to your goals, boost dosent mean ****, it's just a measure of the restriction of air...
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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by smokinlmm
^^^ Yep, need to match your cfm up to your goals, boost dosent mean ****, it's just a measure of the restriction of air...
Ok you guys are correct on the boost so Lets say power goals of

1000 HP

1250 HP

1500 HP

1750 HP

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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Twin 7875’s would be over kill for a 376ci, look for something smaller. What’s your hp goal? That’s how you size turbos, not based on boost.
from hot rod mag. It can hit over 1000 HP with a precision PT7675 featured a 76mm compressor wheel, GT42-style compressor housing with a V-band discharge flange, and a 75mm (84 trim) turbine wheel and Equipped with the Brian Tooley Racing Stage 3 turbo cam and Holley Hi Ram intake,
The final 1,082hp (top) run continued the trend, starting at 23.2 psi before dropping down to 18.8 psi.
Data logging showed the backpressure to exceed boost pressure by more than 10 psi (and climbing) at the power peak

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@ 836 HP / 10.5 # = 79.61 per # of boost
@ 951 HP / 14.6 # = 65.13 per # of boost
@1083 HP / 19.5 # =55.53 per # of boost

so 30# of boost x 55.53 HP per bound of boost should net 1665.9 HP or a little better because of twins lowering the high back pressure ? IDK.

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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 07:06 PM
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This thread is full of win

everything from magazine racing to throwing around useless qualifications about build quality and value

good luck man! You claim to know enough to know you want 2000hp, but yet you can't read a compressor map?

Hmm
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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by stacy moore
from hot rod mag. It can hit over 1000 HP with a precision PT7675 featured a 76mm compressor wheel, GT42-style compressor housing with a V-band discharge flange, and a 75mm (84 trim) turbine wheel and Equipped with the Brian Tooley Racing Stage 3 turbo cam and Holley Hi Ram intake,
The final 1,082hp (top) run continued the trend, starting at 23.2 psi before dropping down to 18.8 psi.
Data logging showed the backpressure to exceed boost pressure by more than 10 psi (and climbing) at the power peak

that’s one, your talking about two. Not sure what your point is. So your power goal is 1000-1750hp?
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Old Jan 26, 2020 | 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by arthursc2
This thread is full of win

everything from magazine racing to throwing around useless qualifications about build quality and value

good luck man! You claim to know enough to know you want 2000hp, but yet you can't read a compressor map?

Hmm
YOU ARE CORRECT Sr. that is why im here asking questions .... ive tried to read the maps but cant understand them.
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