STS Turbo Dual Exhaust
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RE: STS Turbo Dual Exhaust
ORIGINAL: 06SaLeEn
Well if you got it tuned on a dyno jet, then your fine since those numbers run a little higher than a mustang or land and sea dyno. Not that the number is different, just a 465 on a mustang dyno is pushing it.
Again your prob right about the clamp or something. Only bad thing about doing it yourself (if you did) the first time doing something its tough to trouble shoot it.....
Your happy now, thats all that matters.
Well if you got it tuned on a dyno jet, then your fine since those numbers run a little higher than a mustang or land and sea dyno. Not that the number is different, just a 465 on a mustang dyno is pushing it.
Again your prob right about the clamp or something. Only bad thing about doing it yourself (if you did) the first time doing something its tough to trouble shoot it.....
Your happy now, thats all that matters.
In any case I do recommend building the block any time you want to make power, regarldess if the factory set up can or cannot handle what you are going for.
#22
RE: STS Turbo Dual Exhaust
Thats what I am doing. I am getting my tubro system put on in two weeks, either hellion or STS, will decide on Monday. But I plan to stay around 400-410 rwhp untill the block is built and finished in July or so. I just going to by the block and build it while I enjoy my turbo system.
The good thing about a turbo is the extra power is right there instead of having to change pully etc for a s/c....
The good thing about a turbo is the extra power is right there instead of having to change pully etc for a s/c....
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