Lookin to make around 700whp.. mod list recommendations?
09-18-07, 06:15 PM
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Lookin to make around 700whp.. mod list recommendations?
Any changes i should make/add to make 700whp? Too many god damn options, lookin for some insight. Here's my list to purchase so far.
Power FC (already have)
3 3/4" or 4" turbo back exhaust
13b Bridgeport
Koyo Radiator
MSD wires
NGK 115 plugs
Triple pulley kit
Garrett GT4088
Greddy 3 row intercooler
3x MSD coils
3x MSD igntion
ACT extreme clutch
ACT Prolite Flywheel/counterwieght
4 x 1600cc injectors
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
Fuel Lines/Fittings
block off plates
greddy elbow
Aeromotive eliminator Fuel Pump
3.5 Bar map sensor
Dual Stage Methanol/Water Inj.
Kaaz LSD
Chromoly Axels
SS oil metering lines
Power FC (already have)
3 3/4" or 4" turbo back exhaust
13b Bridgeport
Koyo Radiator
MSD wires
NGK 115 plugs
Triple pulley kit
Garrett GT4088
Greddy 3 row intercooler
3x MSD coils
3x MSD igntion
ACT extreme clutch
ACT Prolite Flywheel/counterwieght
4 x 1600cc injectors
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
Fuel Lines/Fittings
block off plates
greddy elbow
Aeromotive eliminator Fuel Pump
3.5 Bar map sensor
Dual Stage Methanol/Water Inj.
Kaaz LSD
Chromoly Axels
SS oil metering lines
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09-18-07, 06:30 PM
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09-18-07, 07:28 PM
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You'll need a bigger turbo to start with, pinned motor, Guru e-shaft wouldnt be a bad idea, atleast a 4 bar map sensor, and a bridgeport wouldn't hurt either, and a BAD *** tuner. Good Luck!
09-18-07, 07:33 PM
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i dont think a gt4088 will cut it either, the gt42 family is probably where you want to start
do you have someoen building this? are they the same one's who are going to tune it? maby you should ask them rather than picking out parts
do you have someoen building this? are they the same one's who are going to tune it? maby you should ask them rather than picking out parts
09-18-07, 08:29 PM
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bridgeport is already on the list. i'm plannin on havin it tuned at KDR when the time comes. Other than porting I will be building it myself over the winter through the end of next summer so i'm not in any rush. thanks for the advice. anymore would be appreciated. I wish there was a pro rotary tuner around here to help me out.
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09-19-07, 10:40 AM
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I saw a pic of a gt42 framed turbo running a gt45 comp wheel around here somewhere... That looked pretty damn sexy and would prolly get you around that power level. Motec is always another good ecu option to think about... 
09-19-07, 12:40 PM
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You'll want at least a 75mm inducer on the compressor to insure you'll get there. I would look at the autronic before you pull the trigger on the haltech. Ernie is running where you want to be with our 42R setup and Ray's Engine and tune. You'll either need a solid engine builder who knows what needs to be done to reach that power level or you'll wanna use the two piece E-shaft. It is a pretty high goal but not a hard one. There are more out there than you think
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GT45F info and pic
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You'll want at least a 75mm inducer on the compressor to insure you'll get there. I would look at the autronic before you pull the trigger on the haltech. Ernie is running where you want to be with our 42R setup and Ray's Engine and tune. You'll either need a solid engine builder who knows what needs to be done to reach that power level or you'll wanna use the two piece E-shaft. It is a pretty high goal but not a hard one. There are more out there than you think
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These are questions you need to ask your tuner. What would he rather you use. And make sure your tuner has built/tuned cars for the power range you want becuase the tuner you mentioned has NO experience in these power levels.
09-19-07, 10:15 PM
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'Tis not true. See sig. Mine is the GT4088R though. Which the GT4088 has a slightly bigger compressor. Mine is a 63.5mm where the non-BB version is a 64.7mm inducer.
But yes, as others have said, you would need to at least step up to a GT42(R) to achieve your goal of 700+rwhp.
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But yes, as others have said, you would need to at least step up to a GT42(R) to achieve your goal of 700+rwhp.
Dee E.
09-20-07, 01:24 AM
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