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TOM NELSON
11-09-2005, 07:54 PM
Heres A couple of shots of a Twin Turbo Zr1 were building to compete in the 0 to 200 back to 0.This will be a 1100hp street driver .
lil427z
11-09-2005, 08:48 PM
tom looks good keep up the good work . :thumbsup:
rick kirkindall
907rs
11-09-2005, 08:51 PM
Cool!! Care to give us specs on the motor combo, Tom?
USAZR1
11-09-2005, 08:58 PM
Tom,do you happen to know Aaron Scott,owner of South Georgia Corvette in Thomasville,GA? He's been building some TT ZR-1's.
93Polo
11-10-2005, 10:04 AM
SGC has a very clean TT install too. Both very :cool:
Hopefully I can make the SGC gathering Nov. 18th and see the car. Speaking of the SGC Gathering, Clint your B-day should be coming up soon. Happy B-day :thumbsup:
TOM NELSON
11-10-2005, 11:48 AM
The motor is a 380 inch Zr1 ported heads plenum,I desighed some different cams.etcI'am running two 72 mm turbo chargers an air to air intercooler and an aftermarket management system.It should be pretty cool when whe get it finished.I don't no Arron sounds like he does some good work.
hotwheels
11-10-2005, 05:06 PM
looks great...........awesome job with the fab work.
USAZR1
11-10-2005, 08:44 PM
Hopefully I can make the SGC gathering Nov. 18th and see the car. Speaking of the SGC Gathering, Clint your B-day should be coming up soon. Happy B-day :thumbsup:
Sure wish I could be there with you at the SGC Gathering,Lamar. My health has been really bad the last couple of years,though,and it doesn't allow me to get away all that much. Please give everyone my best regards.
Thanks for remembering my birthday. Will be 52 on the 23rd and I feel every year. :yes:
USAZR1
11-10-2005, 08:49 PM
The motor is a 380 inch Zr1 ported heads plenum,I desighed some different cams.etcI'am running two 72 mm turbo chargers an air to air intercooler and an aftermarket management system.It should be pretty cool when whe get it finished.I don't no Arron sounds like he does some good work.
I've owned two modified ZR-1's. One had a Vette Doctor LT5 with Van Deventer siamese plenum,Jeal intake cams,and Jeal headers.
My Callaway ZR-1 had a Doug Rippie LT5.
Aaron is the most meticulous LT5 engine builder I've ever known,,and I know a bunch of them.
If I can help you with anything ZR-1,just drop me a line at
[email protected]
93Polo
11-11-2005, 12:28 PM
Sure wish I could be there with you at the SGC Gathering,Lamar. My health has been really bad the last couple of years,though,and it doesn't allow me to get away all that much. Please give everyone my best regards.
Thanks for remembering my birthday. Will be 52 on the 23rd and I feel every year. :yes:
I remember you talking about your health. You may not remember me but, I was sitting next to Josh "SurfnSun" at your table when the B-day cake came out during the SGC gathering. BTW the motorcycle stories were amazing :eek: :hail: lol
I'll give everyone my regards and I'm sure everyone is glad to see you're still around and playing with some :cool: toys. Also I saw your Callaway Aerobody car at a local show this summer and it is still looking good.
69MyWay
11-11-2005, 01:07 PM
Tom,
Can you elaborate on the oiling system for these turbos?
PairOf69's
11-13-2005, 08:23 PM
Dude a twin turboed LT5 is my dream powerplant!...oh the fun I would have in that thing :yes: Hey 69MyWay you basicaly live next door, good to see some fellow central Floridians :thumbsup:
69MyWay
11-14-2005, 03:14 AM
Dude a twin turboed LT5 is my dream powerplant!...oh the fun I would have in that thing :yes: Hey 69MyWay you basicaly live next door, good to see some fellow central Floridians :thumbsup:
:thumbsup:
TOM NELSON
11-14-2005, 10:26 AM
Its a standard deal pressure oil in with a -12 drain line to pan there high enough to drain.
Streetking
11-14-2005, 05:21 PM
Sweet, I had one of the 4 LPE twin-turbo ZR1's built. 767 rwh on pump fuel..
SW
Bowtiguy
11-15-2005, 07:12 AM
Tom, I've got a 91 LT5 motor just waiting for your teaking for my first "real" project. It already sports LPE heads, intake and the larger throttle body. I'll be following your progress on the 91 Z you are working on now. :hail: I',m not dropping into a vette so space won't be a problem.
I picked up a 6 stage weiss dry sump with the same specs as the ZR1 oil pump and am concidering running that too. Did you guys ever consider a dry sump system for the 91 or is space a limiting factor? it doesn't look that difficult to integrate once teh oil pump internals are removed so teh feed line to teh stock pick up location in the block still gets oil to that beautiful crank first.
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