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supercowboy · 05-24-2005

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Originally Posted by supercowboy

Is this done with the stock compression? Was The head gasket replaced with a thicker one?

I don't know the answer to your question, but wanted to welcome you to the forum.

Hopefully 240ZTT will be back to let you know.

Thank you for your hospitaliy

bigd · 05-24-2005

Cowboy, To answer a couple of your questions, here is some information I got from reading some other posts. 7.5psi with two Garrett GT30R turbochargers. 565rwh/532rwt- before the Xpipe.
Don

supercowboy · 05-24-2005

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Originally Posted by bigd

Cowboy, To answer a couple of your questions, here is some information I got from reading some other posts. 7.5psi with two Garrett GT30R turbochargers. 565rwh/532rwt- before the Xpipe.
Don

I just realized that after my post. Thanks for pointing that out. I feel like a blonde

rkreigh · 05-26-2005

the stage I is now going back to be converted to a stage II with lower compression and high boost. same basic setup for the manifolds, turbos, plumbing, and intercooler.

the stage II is the one to really watch. with high compression, only low boost is really possible, but it allowed to sort out the configuration and get an idea of how well things will work. the stage II will really run some big numbers but obviously will cost more since you need to do the 368 conversion too.

only way to fly IMHO. turbos and high compression only work really well with race gas or alchy if you are running enough boost to make it worthwhile.

SGC definitely got some impressive numbers out of the stage I, but the stage II will be the monster.

stage I is a great alternative to a full boogie 415 as it produces very similar power numbers and a stock idle.

the stage II will rotate the earth, with those same great street manners!!

my daily driver is a buick turbo, and it does really well for a bent 6 buford.

the turbo tech is where it's at!!!

RiceEatingZR1 · 07-28-2005

Holy Cow! so those numbers were from a Stage I with stock Compression. any update on the Stage II?

ZROne · 08-03-2005

Ron, do you know if they are going to integrate with existing 368's or will SGC be doing these only on their own builds?

Chris
1994 ZR1 (Yellow)

rkreigh · 08-03-2005

engine will be redone with low compression pistons but a 368 would save the bucks on liners/rods, ect..

I have a pristine rotating assembly from my stock 95 lt5 *lpe take out parts from my original car* cool stuff

I believe it will take some time to sort all this out as these projects take alot of r&d

great to see SGC doing this stuff. I think a 390 TT should be in my future but it's a way out. gotta wear out this stroker first.

Kevin · 08-03-2005

Give it to me Ron.....I'll ware it out during my 45 mile round trip commute.

zr11990broken · 08-17-2005

Hy guys I decided to see what you are talking about over here. I like the babes section. I wish my wife looked like that but I bet shed be a real pain in the butt if she did and I couldnt afford her anyway. Back to the subject, Bill Kirchhoffer told me he built a S/C lt5 talk to him about it.

cuisinartvette · 08-17-2005

That's a real healthy torque curve! I can only imagine how it must feel to be sucked through the back of the seat! Who's going to be first?

05-24-2005	#22
bigd Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Tallahassee, FL Posts: 17	Cowboy, To answer a couple of your questions, here is some information I got from reading some other posts. 7.5psi with two Garrett GT30R turbochargers. 565rwh/532rwt- before the Xpipe. Don __________________ Don 1990 Dark Red Metallic #1587

05-26-2005	#24
rkreigh Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Alex VA Posts: 1,087	the stage I is now going back to be converted to a stage II with lower compression and high boost. same basic setup for the manifolds, turbos, plumbing, and intercooler. the stage II is the one to really watch. with high compression, only low boost is really possible, but it allowed to sort out the configuration and get an idea of how well things will work. the stage II will really run some big numbers but obviously will cost more since you need to do the 368 conversion too. only way to fly IMHO. turbos and high compression only work really well with race gas or alchy if you are running enough boost to make it worthwhile. SGC definitely got some impressive numbers out of the stage I, but the stage II will be the monster. stage I is a great alternative to a full boogie 415 as it produces very similar power numbers and a stock idle. the stage II will rotate the earth, with those same great street manners!! my daily driver is a buick turbo, and it does really well for a bent 6 buford. the turbo tech is where it's at!!! __________________ 95 390 LPE ZR1 (505 rwhp) LSV = Lingenfelter Super Vette Twin Turbo 2003 Z06 (800 RWHP)

07-28-2005	#25
RiceEatingZR1 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Aurora, IL Posts: 309	Holy Cow! so those numbers were from a Stage I with stock Compression. any update on the Stage II? __________________ -Shaun 1991 Charcoal Metallic ZR1 #730 [URL="http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2649606"]http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2649606[/URL] [URL="http://community.webshots.com/user/shaun91zr1"][/URL] [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v211/RiceEatingZR1/Forum%20Sig/Sig1.gif[/IMG]

08-03-2005	#27
rkreigh Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Alex VA Posts: 1,087	engine will be redone with low compression pistons but a 368 would save the bucks on liners/rods, ect.. I have a pristine rotating assembly from my stock 95 lt5 lpe take out parts from my original car cool stuff I believe it will take some time to sort all this out as these projects take alot of r&d great to see SGC doing this stuff. I think a 390 TT should be in my future but it's a way out. gotta wear out this stroker first. __________________ 95 390 LPE ZR1 (505 rwhp) LSV = Lingenfelter Super Vette Twin Turbo 2003 Z06 (800 RWHP)

08-03-2005	#28
Kevin Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pittsburgh Posts: 4,632	Give it to me Ron.....I'll ware it out during my 45 mile round trip commute. __________________ It's not the car, it's the people - Doug Johnson 90 r/r "KEYS ON" nick named "T.L.B"

08-03-2005	#26
ZROne Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 4	Ron, do you know if they are going to integrate with existing 368's or will SGC be doing these only on their own builds? Chris 1994 ZR1 (Yellow)

08-17-2005	#29
zr11990broken Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 11	Hy guys I decided to see what you are talking about over here. I like the babes section. I wish my wife looked like that but I bet shed be a real pain in the butt if she did and I couldnt afford her anyway. Back to the subject, Bill Kirchhoffer told me he built a S/C lt5 talk to him about it.

08-17-2005	#30
cuisinartvette Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: San Fernando Valley, CA. Posts: 896	That's a real healthy torque curve! I can only imagine how it must feel to be sucked through the back of the seat! Who's going to be first? __________________ 1990 ZR1, 142,000 miles-Black on black 4.09's Haibeck chip, 3"exh, K&N, meth inj.