Ebay turbo manifold
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Im trying to find a car and we are going to do a complete build around one of these kits shortly as well. Ill get a thread going and hopefully we can keep power steering, ac, everything on there and planning on doing either a master power 70 or 76mm turbo
You can keep everything, you just need your own power steering lines and I'm not sure whats the deal with the ac lines if you stand the radiator up
Okay....so, after seeing this thread, I now have "Terminal Wood" 
I've been looking online for the past 1 1/2 weeks to try and find pictures of this kit installed, but your pics are the only ones I've seen. Any chance you could post pics of the turbo installed?? My only concerns are 1) Keeping all accessories, and 2) room to upgrade from a t76 to a larger unit once my 6.0 stroker is built.
Thanks....and SWEET RIDE!
I've been looking online for the past 1 1/2 weeks to try and find pictures of this kit installed, but your pics are the only ones I've seen. Any chance you could post pics of the turbo installed?? My only concerns are 1) Keeping all accessories, and 2) room to upgrade from a t76 to a larger unit once my 6.0 stroker is built.
Thanks....and SWEET RIDE!
Okay...so I just found the pics of the turbo installed (not sure how I missed them)...but it looks like you had to get rid of the a/c condenser?? Maybe I'm just not seeing it correctly?? And cooling fans....any room for them?
Sorry for all the questions...I just really want to do this....and have already started the mods for the intercooler and misc...just REALLY hoping to keep all of the accessories.
Sorry for all the questions...I just really want to do this....and have already started the mods for the intercooler and misc...just REALLY hoping to keep all of the accessories.
Okay...so I just found the pics of the turbo installed (not sure how I missed them)...but it looks like you had to get rid of the a/c condenser?? Maybe I'm just not seeing it correctly?? And cooling fans....any room for them?
Sorry for all the questions...I just really want to do this....and have already started the mods for the intercooler and misc...just REALLY hoping to keep all of the accessories.
Sorry for all the questions...I just really want to do this....and have already started the mods for the intercooler and misc...just REALLY hoping to keep all of the accessories.
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[QUOTE=98Camarod;11246344]Nothing to the bottom, I just have the downpipe dumped. No exhaust running from it. Too much of a pain in the *** to try and do that on the ground. I have some old pics, but it looks pretty much the same. Its a cluster **** on the drivers side, the streering shaft was fun. And you are going to have to make your own power steering lines, thats about 120 bucks for all the appropriate fittings and the line.
What mods (if any) did you have to make to the steering shaft? I'm curious as to what I have to look forward to. I'm going to be putting everything together out of the car on a tubular kframe first with the engine trans bolted together.
Any pointers that you might have here would be welcome.
Thanks!
What mods (if any) did you have to make to the steering shaft? I'm curious as to what I have to look forward to. I'm going to be putting everything together out of the car on a tubular kframe first with the engine trans bolted together.
Any pointers that you might have here would be welcome.
Thanks!
^no mods to the steering shaft, just make sure you put solid mounts in now while you have the k member dropped to drill and tap the oil pan. IIRC, you want to shimmy in the downpipe while the steering shaft is out and then put the steering shaft back in
Speaking from your own experience, how "bad" are the solid mounts with regard to increasing interior noise?? Are they really the only or "best" solution?
Thanks. Oh...and how's the tuning going??
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From: glendale az
new 2 site hey guys my name is mike and i live in phoenix az i have a 2000 trans am 6-speed that i melted down a couple weeks ago .had sts turbo 9 psi boost .tryin to get some ideas on what to do next i purchased that godspeed hot side seems to good to pass up. but now it seems i got a lil bit of work ahead of me .i am open to any suggestions or comments .plz help have 6.0 goin in car now .
hey guys my name is mike and i live in phoenix az i have a 2000 trans am 6-speed that i melted down a couple weeks ago .had sts turbo 9 psi boost .tryin to get some ideas on what to do next i purchased that godspeed hot side seems to good to pass up. but now it seems i got a lil bit of work ahead of me .i am open to any suggestions or comments .plz help have 6.0 goin in car now .
