Turbo
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From: GFY
RE: Turbo
Call up sts and tell them your application, they make custom kits for any vehicle. I think it would work except for one part, the intake. Being that the two trucks are identical in set up minus the motor that would be the only hard part is out fitting the system to work in that area, as for all the remote mount tubing and mounting, It would probably work as the 5.7 and 4.7 trucks are the same thing motor and tranny aside.
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From: tx
RE: Turbo
twins would just be twice the costs of turbos, turbo timers, and boost controllers and gauges when the stock block would never handle the power they could reach (assuming they where quite large). its like the supra guys and skyline guys. most switch to single set ups as its cheaper for parts and also more power is to be made (given that more lag will be had as well) it would be sick but i wouldnt waste the money on it
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RE: Turbo
ORIGINAL: deanj287
twins would just be twice the costs of turbos, turbo timers, and boost controllers and gauges when the stock block would never handle the power they could reach (assuming they where quite large). its like the supra guys and skyline guys. most switch to single set ups as its cheaper for parts and also more power is to be made (given that more lag will be had as well) it would be sick but i wouldnt waste the money on it
twins would just be twice the costs of turbos, turbo timers, and boost controllers and gauges when the stock block would never handle the power they could reach (assuming they where quite large). its like the supra guys and skyline guys. most switch to single set ups as its cheaper for parts and also more power is to be made (given that more lag will be had as well) it would be sick but i wouldnt waste the money on it
RE: Turbo
The STS 5.7 kit should work fine on the 4.7 from a physical fitment standpoint. You'll just need to get a GT35 turbo vs. the T60-1 or GT67 that comes with the hemi.
For power output, twinswould be a waste IMO depending on the boost levels and power levels you want to run. To do it for the looks and conversation is a different story.
For power output, twinswould be a waste IMO depending on the boost levels and power levels you want to run. To do it for the looks and conversation is a different story.
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RE: Turbo
SORRY DEANJ287, BUT YOU WOULD ONLY NEED ONE TURBO TIMER, ONE BOOST CONTROLLER, AND ONE SET OF GAUGES,ON A TWIN TURBO SET UP ( REMEMBER THERE IS ONLY ONE INTAKE MANIFOLD ON THE CAR!!!!!).
ORIGINAL: deanj287
twins would just be twice the costs of turbos, turbo timers, and boost controllers and gauges when the stock block would never handle the power they could reach (assuming they where quite large). its like the supra guys and skyline guys. most switch to single set ups as its cheaper for parts and also more power is to be made (given that more lag will be had as well) it would be sick but i wouldnt waste the money on it
twins would just be twice the costs of turbos, turbo timers, and boost controllers and gauges when the stock block would never handle the power they could reach (assuming they where quite large). its like the supra guys and skyline guys. most switch to single set ups as its cheaper for parts and also more power is to be made (given that more lag will be had as well) it would be sick but i wouldnt waste the money on it
