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Twin Turbo'ing my v6 2001 sport

Old Nov 26, 2020 | 09:06 PM
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Default Twin Turbo'ing my v6 2001 sport

So I have a extra magnum v8 layin around that I plan on putting in my truck but I kinda want to do something fun with my v6 so I thought why not ebay twin turbo it😂 I know it's stupid and absolutely ridiculous but I have nothing better better to do.

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​​​​​What all should I do to prep my engine for turbo chargers? I know I'll need better fuel components and a tune but is there anything to look out for? (other than the ebay turbos being unreliable) Has anyone done this before? I would like to.do this for fun but not just blow it up. I know it will eventually but what can I do to prevent it.
 
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Originally Posted by boostcreep
So I have a extra magnum v8 layin around that I plan on putting in my truck but I kinda want to do something fun with my v6 so I thought why not ebay twin turbo it😂 I know it's stupid and absolutely ridiculous but I have nothing better better to do.

so here's the question...
​​​​​What all should I do to prep my engine for turbo chargers? I know I'll need better fuel components and a tune but is there anything to look out for? (other than the ebay turbos being unreliable) Has anyone done this before? I would like to.do this for fun but not just blow it up. I know it will eventually but what can I do to prevent it.
Many articles say that if the motor is in good shape you are good for 8 psi boost
 
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Many articles say that if the motor is in good shape you are good for 8 psi boost
thanks could you send me a link to those articles?
 
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Old Nov 27, 2020 | 05:36 PM
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thanks could you send me a link to those articles?
Oh that was years ago lol. Someone did it and was asking. The bottom ends are stout. They are good for 12 but I would keep it around 8
 
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Pretty much any factory engine in decent condition can tolerate 7-8 PSI boost. That's been a 'rule of thumb' for decades. Just make sure you have the means to give it adequate fuel, in the correct proportions, and it should work just fine.
 
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Pretty much any factory engine in decent condition can tolerate 7-8 PSI boost.
Hmm I now have something else to research and buy parts for getting up to snuff - definitely following!
 
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Hmm I now have something else to research and buy parts for getting up to snuff - definitely following!
The hardest part (to me) is plumbing oil to them
 
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