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is this turbo big enough?? what about the A/R??

Old Aug 23, 2009 | 02:53 AM
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if i decide to build a ls1 383 would a turbonetics tc-78 ( Utilizes a F1 68 mm turbine wheel and .96 A/R. Turbocharger is rated for ~950 HP)

of should i go with a different size??

i might go with just a forged 370 my main thing is will the .96 A/R be to small i am wanting to make around 600-700rwhp on 93 octane and supporting mods including a custom grind turbo cam it will be a street truck not a "drag race only"...

i had a 330ci in my lightning with a 76mm .96 A/R and with 8.9cr and 20psi on 93 octane it made 721rwhp thats why i am wondering if the A/R will be right or to small

what turbo would you go with???
i chose the turbonetics for the warranty and it is in my price range

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Old Aug 23, 2009 | 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by denali_on_26's
if i decide to build a ls1 383 would a turbonetics tc-78 ( Utilizes a F1 68 mm turbine wheel and .96 A/R. Turbocharger is rated for ~950 HP)

of should i go with a different size??

i might go with just a forged 370 my main thing is will the .96 A/R be to small i am wanting to make around 600-700rwhp on 93 octane and supporting mods including a custom grind turbo cam it will be a street truck not a "drag race only"...

i had a 330ci in my lightning with a 76mm .96 A/R and with 8.9cr and 20psi on 93 octane it made 721rwhp thats why i am wondering if the A/R will be right or to small

what turbo would you go with???
i chose the turbonetics for the warranty and it is in my price range
I think you will be ok with either engine, but the 370 gives you a little more piston skirt, and you don't have to buy an aftermarket crank. That turbo should feed either engine, I would shoot for a max RPM in the high 5's to low 6K range on the cam.

I have been running a TC76/.96AR with the little P wheel on my 370. I just orderd a T78/1.15AR, F1 68 wheel
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Old Aug 23, 2009 | 04:20 AM
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so would it be better to do a bigger a/r like you are doing...
were did you order it and how much was it???
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I think you will be ok with either engine, but the 370 gives you a little more piston skirt, and you don't have to buy an aftermarket crank. That turbo should feed either engine, I would shoot for a max RPM in the high 5's to low 6K range on the cam.

I have been running a TC76/.96AR with the little P wheel on my 370. I just orderd a T78/1.15AR, F1 68 wheel

think i will be ordering the same
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Old Aug 24, 2009 | 10:37 AM
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Yes I would order the bigger one, we went back to back on a Silverado SS with a 370 and picked up 5mph at the same boost level. This was going from a TC76 68mm/.96 to a TC78 68mm/1.15.
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well i found 1 hell of a deal...and ordered it

it is a TURBONETICS T78 w/ f1 wheel, 68mm turbine wheel in a .96 A/R turbine housing with a 4" v-band discharge.

coudn't pass up the deal

the larger discharge should help out on back pressure i only plan on running 15-18psi
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Originally Posted by hellbents10
Yes I would order the bigger one, we went back to back on a Silverado SS with a 370 and picked up 5mph at the same boost level. This was going from a TC76 68mm/.96 to a TC78 68mm/1.15.
That's the kinda stuff I like to hear
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that sounds like a winner to me....good luck on the build.....
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