Scratch your heads, is this possible?

[natejones75]

I have a turbo unit from a 90's GT Probe, and my buddy has an identical set up that I could have. Here is my question?
1) Would it be possiblt to rig these up to run twin turbo on a small block
2) Could this be done wiht a carberated car or would it have to be EFI?
3) Besides the turbos themselves, what parts would be required to do this?
4) Is it possible? I want this to go in one of my 65 stangs (either carb or efi one)

I do not want to spend a lot of $$$, I have the donor cars, and I can fab things. Let me hear your feedback.

 

[DarkBuddha]

It can be done, it has been done, and it is being done by some folks on this board... You can do it with a carb or EFI, just depends on your preference. Plumbing and space will be the toughest parts to deal with as there just isn't a lot of room between the shocktowers and steering linkage to route stuff, so do lots of measuring.

As for what you need, check out http://www.toohighpsi.com, specifically http://www.toohighpsi.com/BudgetTT/BudgetTT.htm for a good overview of the kind of thing you're considering.

Sounds like a fun project... good luck.

 

[taylor4g63]

also check out www.turbomustangs.com , lots of good info over there.

 

[Mosse]

Just make sure Turbos are big enough, although smaller turbo gives better response, it may resist exhaust too much and melt your pistons... I´d try it. With 9,0:1 compression it´ll make serious hp even with 5 psi pressures.

 

[Mosse]

Check this out... Looks good, doesn´t it...

http://www.fasttrackperformance.com/page5/chow movie files/christtgn.wmv

 

[Fostang]

over a 1000 hp and slipping on the dyno thats awesome.

 

[none67]

wow. smoking on a dyno, you know you got power when..