Re: Turbo Chargers CONT

From: Mike Styer (m_styer@go.com)
Date: Thu Jul 19 2001 - 13:56:35 EDT


Hey Wes,
I just posted asking the same type question for my 93 V6. Have you been able to find any info on running turbos on the Magnums yet?

Someone mentioned weight converns, that a all the turbo stuff would add up to the same weight as having a V8 in there, but I dont think it would. As far as I can figure, the turbos and tubing are the only heavy things you are really adding to engine, everything else would get replaced and modified. I think if you ran the 24# injectors fuel delivery and maybe even a V8 fuel pump would be ok (I have a Gen II, I dont know if the pumps on Gen IIIs are different), and the fuel management might even be solved with a custom PCM burn. I am wondering if one might also need a cam ground to better handle intake side of things, but I am still very much in the investigative stage of this project.

I have been mainly thinking about using OE turbos from Saabs or Aadis, etc. I dont know much if anything about them, but I would think they would run at a lower pressure than an aftermarket, not to mention lifespan...

Mike Styer
93 V6 5 speed

>Ok,
>
>My truck runs like shit as it is... so I dont know if I will be doing this
>before I get all the kinks worked out, but I am seriously interested in
>putting twin turbos on my truck (I know... they ALREADY have a pinging
>problem!) I guess my question is... other than the turbos, and perhaps
>special fittings, and perhaps a custom airhat, what else would I need? I
>would for usre need a fuel injection system that would allow for maximum
>fuel delivery? Would I need a custom computer for that or no.
>
>
>I've priced several alternatives... and one would ask why I wouldnt just
>upgrade to a v8... but if I could keep relatively the same amount of weight,
>and put out a lot more power, I would definately want to go that way.
>\
>Please anyone with info/experience with this... lemme know
>
>Wes
>
>
>

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