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Maybe Boost Works will have a header option after kit development is finished up with the stockers
And here I was starting to think "time to sell my stock headers".

Curious as to how to make this work with long-tubes.
this would certainly get my attention. this may sound stupid, but i can't give up the sound my headers gave me. it just makes me smile
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this would certainly get my attention. this may sound stupid, but i can't give up the sound my headers gave me. it just makes me smile



Uhhhhh you're going to lose it if you slap a turbo on the end of them
 

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Will there be an option if you have the mak cat deletes already, obviously not keep the mak pipes but how the cat it cut and the flange welded on
 

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What pump gas stock block numbers are you estimating at the wheels and what mm is the turbo ?
 
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What pump gas stock block numbers are you estimating at the wheels and what mm is the turbo ?
Base kit with have a single T4 based 67mm or 72mm turbo. Either of those options will make 700-750whp pump gas capabilities. The 72mm option will make 800-825whp on E85 or high octane/race gas.

Max power we've seen with the 72mm in testing on a built s197 Coyote is 918whp at 20ps on C16. Optional CEA 76mm compressor will nudge that to 1100whp or so. From there, a jump to 80+mm will allow 12-1300whp.
 

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Base kit with have a single T4 based 67mm or 72mm turbo. Either of those options will make 700-750whp pump gas capabilities. The 72mm option will make 800-825whp on E85 or high octane/race gas.

Max power we've seen with the 72mm in testing on a built s197 Coyote is 918whp at 20ps on C16. Optional CEA 76mm compressor will nudge that to 1100whp or so. From there, a jump to 80+mm will allow 12-1300whp.
If I lived anywhere near a station that sold E85, I'd definitely get rid of my Paxton setup for the 72mm single kit you're developing. unfortunately,there are none around... :brokenheart::brokenheart:
 

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My long-term dreams for my car included a centri blower.

Not anymore. :)
 

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Would like to know how this is going to manage heat - on a road course, not in 1/4 spurts.
 

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Base kit with have a single T4 based 67mm or 72mm turbo. Either of those options will make 700-750whp pump gas capabilities. The 72mm option will make 800-825whp on E85 or high octane/race gas.
I'm curious to see the boost response on these trims. Having owned a highly modified turbo car before there is a point of negative returns when you start going bigger turbo on a street car.
 
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