Rick the pool guy
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SignUp Now!So i have been in the game since the beginning so who are you talking about?The guy I have doing it is pretty well known in the area and has worked on GNs since they where new.
So here is the cheatsheat for youHello Everyone,
This is my first post to the Grand national community. I have purchased a 1987 grand national over 2 years ago and I have been restoring it and building it. She has 32k original miles and is in need of some love. I have been tossing the idea of getting a new turbo for a wile and I think mine is on its last legs. What should I get. I’m not really interested in running more that 17/18 psi of boost. I would like to not risk the integerty of the motor ether.
I do have most supporting mods
42lbs injectiors
Fuel system mods
Hotwire kit
Power plate
Lt1 Maf
Going to put in comp cams 980-12 valve springs
That's fuckin stupid as shit.
I've had cars lose et off putting a 49 on after a stock turbo off the stock converter until boost was raised past where the stock turbo would run outNot at 17psi, they will react the same, things change when they are pushed past 23 psi.
The ta49 would be the biggest id go with the stock converter otherwise great lag comes in.
For the same airflowYou can run a tighter convertor with a BB turbo.
Really?
It wasn't about air flow it was about the difference between journal /and ball bearing,for a street application. And oil flow and oil cooling.That's fuckin stupid as shit.
The faster your turbo spools the faster you move air it's that simple.
This guy is a retard.
Already in the works for a better transmission, it will be done before the turbo is installed
Tonawanda transmission, John burgeeSo i have been in the game since the beginning so who are you talking about?
Ok so what I'm hearing is go to aMr Spool is correct. The BB version will light up much quicker than the JB. Having said that, the BB version is 600 bucks more. That savings could go a long way towards a GOOD torque convertor...which will make a world of difference even for a cruiser or daily driver.
I ran the Precision JB 6262 and put 4 million passes on it. I'll leave it at that. If you wanna run a GOOD lock up convertor contact David Husek. I have real world numbers for his 3021 convertor from a local with a stock block with Daves convertor.Ok so what I'm hearing is go to a
10" Inch PTC Custom GN1 Exclusive Converter
Then run something like a pte 5831, I would like to go ball bearing but I just don’t know about the reliably and quality of something like a cheetah stage 1
Yeah I’d love to see the video too,Go back to reply #18. I tell how to get a JB to spin up quicker. I have a vid to back my mouth up if you like.
On a stock set of heads you won't gain shit with a larger turbo. Husek also sells a NL convertor...or you can go with a PTC spec'd by Dusty Bradford or Bison in CT.Yeah I’d love to see the video too,
I’m going to building a fast cruiser, nothing insane but nice to drive. So that’s why I don’t think a full lock up converter would be ideal. I would like to run a 6262 bb but I think that might be a little too much for the motor? But I don’t ever incision my boost numbers going over 18:19 psi
You have already been advised as to the design of said turbo.but I just don’t know about the reliably and quality of something like a cheetah stage 1