Turbonetics Build Block
01-10-2009, 10:56 AM
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Look at how many here responded to this with less than supportive posts.
01-10-2009, 12:20 PM
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the disappointed will be in him shooting for 500+ after building his motor, having all sorts of problems along the way and then falling short just like the others that have tried before.... yes, a couple have done it, but overall, not a good sucess rate.
Look at how many here responded to this with less than supportive posts.
Look at how many here responded to this with less than supportive posts.
01-10-2009, 05:41 PM
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well I for one always follow the turbonetics builds. and as for a low success rate I call bs. just because taurran wanted a crazy custom single setup u can't blame the guy. there was nothing stock tn kit on his setup so that automatically should get throwned out of the convo. GTM has done it and so have a couple of people on these forums. 16psi with supporting mods will brake the 500whp. I hate when everyone jumps on the bandwagon of how things can't be done... just like the needing sleeves for 600+whp. as for the OP im rooting for your success. given that the powerlab is proven for 600-900whp but if u want to stick to ur guns by all means do so. your money your time and your fun.
01-10-2009, 07:28 PM
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lol who knows. I may just by a Z06 in the next month or so. 600+ whp with cams, headers, intake and exhaust.......cant really go wrong with that. Pretty simple setup. Takes close to 12-15k to get that out of a Z.
But we'll see. I do love my Z, just kinda juggling around the idea of which to really do.
But we'll see. I do love my Z, just kinda juggling around the idea of which to really do.
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