Info: Quad Turbo Update
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no work is currently being done.....but!
My 2008 daily driver broke the crankshaft so i have been working on building a single turbo-water to air intercooler system for daily driving use. Utilizing the new Garrett Gtx4294 turbo and a 38mm tial wastegate.
My 2008 daily driver broke the crankshaft so i have been working on building a single turbo-water to air intercooler system for daily driving use. Utilizing the new Garrett Gtx4294 turbo and a 38mm tial wastegate.
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It boogels the mind the stuff you create,i cant imagine what goes thru your mind you havent created yet but are thinking about it 
Man i love your fab work!!! And that is sweet how much room you have on top of the motor without the turbo sitting back there:thumb:
very nice builds!
is that a garret A/W core you started with there?
i am currently building one for my friends pull truck using two garret 750hp rated cores.
i plan on doing the same for my DD this winter. are you going to run a water tank with radiator/heat exchanger up front? that was my plan to keep it efficient while DD. and then just throw some ice in the tank when im pulling or racing with it
is that a garret A/W core you started with there?
i am currently building one for my friends pull truck using two garret 750hp rated cores.
i plan on doing the same for my DD this winter. are you going to run a water tank with radiator/heat exchanger up front? that was my plan to keep it efficient while DD. and then just throw some ice in the tank when im pulling or racing with it
Garrett core
Yes this is a single 1000hp garrett core and I am building a radiator up front and obviously getting rid of the air to air. I'll use two bosch water pumps and integrate -10 stainless A/N lines into the system to flow as much water as possible without compromising space.
very nice builds!
is that a garret A/W core you started with there?
i am currently building one for my friends pull truck using two garret 750hp rated cores.
i plan on doing the same for my DD this winter. are you going to run a water tank with radiator/heat exchanger up front? that was my plan to keep it efficient while DD. and then just throw some ice in the tank when im pulling or racing with it
Yes this is a single 1000hp garrett core and I am building a radiator up front and obviously getting rid of the air to air. I'll use two bosch water pumps and integrate -10 stainless A/N lines into the system to flow as much water as possible without compromising space.
mileage
This is an interesting question as most builds that utilize a larger turbo are mainly used in towing or racing. The idea behind this when I started was to sustain cooler air at higher boost levels and pulling fuel away instead of feed as much as possible to really find the possibilities of the mileage. I developed this remote mount to utilize the space in the valley for a very efficiently flowing intake manifold that I havent fully designed yet, but I believe with the right size turbo and opening the duramax's valley up to breath better, greater mileage can be achieved.
This is an interesting question as most builds that utilize a larger turbo are mainly used in towing or racing. The idea behind this when I started was to sustain cooler air at higher boost levels and pulling fuel away instead of feed as much as possible to really find the possibilities of the mileage. I developed this remote mount to utilize the space in the valley for a very efficiently flowing intake manifold that I havent fully designed yet, but I believe with the right size turbo and opening the duramax's valley up to breath better, greater mileage can be achieved.
Makes sense,and lite makes rite,that tube chassised ss duramax (70 chevelle twin turbo'ed duramax powered) It makes between 960 and 1200 hp depending how you dial it (claims) runs low 10s to high 9s in the 1/4 and gets 36 mpg while driving from track to track on the power tours.
check out grainger.com search- Rule pump; under RV/marine. you can get a 1500 gph bilge pump for under 100$! thats what i was planning on using before that i was looking at the bosch pumps too. guess it depends how your water tank is being built though if a bilge will work or now.. mine is part of my toolbox in the bed so its not a problem.
any more progress on this build??