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    kahouna23 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    LOOPY309: do you plan on installing the turbo off on only one side (left or right), or somehow installing a Y-pipe with the turbo downstream?
    Here's an idea for ya, have you ever looked into the remote mounted turbo setup? STS Turbo has a pretty genius design that works great. I have one installed on my 99' Camaro SS. Freakin' thing burns the tires off the rims at only 9psi of boost!! A good friend of mine liked my setup and decided to mock copy the design himself by getting all the parts individually. In the end, it saved him around $2K from what I paid... which upset me quite a bit, but good for him. If you're concerned about space, I would think this would be the setup for you. Here's the site: check em' out. http://ststurbo.com/

    If you have questions, feel free to ask away I'd be more than happy to help.
    Nitrous is like a hot chick with an STD...you wanna' hit it, but you're affraid of the consequences.

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    R Pope is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    A turbo requires heat and velocity of the exhaust gases to work. Your setup would have excess volume in the supply plumbing, losing a lot of efficiency. A large tube welded into the frame, with the exhaust pipe run through it but not touching, would work much better.

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