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I'll admit to not spending a lot of time on the C5 Forum since I don't have one so this may have been covered previously.
Yesterday I caught part of a Two Guys Garage Episode where they were installing a twin turbo kit on what they said was a Z06. It was a convertible so it was either a conversion or was a built up car. Anyway it had a LS6 in it and appeared to have other Z06 features.
The kit mounted the inter cooler in the normal position and ran long tubes through the rocker panels to the rear of the car where the turbos mounted beside the mufflers. It used a bleed off valve that was said to keep the turbos spun up so there was no lag. It also ran a waste gate up at the engine.
Has anyone ever seen this system in action? It seems to me that this system just can't help but be sluggish until all of that length of pipe running both ways was pressurized. Also it seems that the turbos would take a beating from tire debris. Wouldn't a Megacharger, Vortect or Procharger set up be a lot easier with better results?
Tom
Yesterday I caught part of a Two Guys Garage Episode where they were installing a twin turbo kit on what they said was a Z06. It was a convertible so it was either a conversion or was a built up car. Anyway it had a LS6 in it and appeared to have other Z06 features.
The kit mounted the inter cooler in the normal position and ran long tubes through the rocker panels to the rear of the car where the turbos mounted beside the mufflers. It used a bleed off valve that was said to keep the turbos spun up so there was no lag. It also ran a waste gate up at the engine.
Has anyone ever seen this system in action? It seems to me that this system just can't help but be sluggish until all of that length of pipe running both ways was pressurized. Also it seems that the turbos would take a beating from tire debris. Wouldn't a Megacharger, Vortect or Procharger set up be a lot easier with better results?
Tom