I'd probably pull your 3.4 and have it re-built with better internals (seeing how i remember you saying you have a ton of miles) and then go ahead with that turbo. it would be much less of a headache when you're done!
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I'd probably pull your 3.4 and have it re-built with better internals (seeing how i remember you saying you have a ton of miles) and then go ahead with that turbo. it would be much less of a headache when you're done!
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Yep. . . 260,000 miles, but the only prob I've had is the driveshaft lolNick H.
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well you throw any kind of power adder that will make a HUGE gain...and you will be suprised how fast shit breaks after that lol. and even when you "upgrade" to stronger stuff....that crap still breaks sometimes too lol. but yeah if you put a turbo on your car, my guess is that added power will test the limits of your stock parts and break them very quickly1998 Camaro SS Bullseye Turbo
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yeah, I'm building up my 3.4L. I figure that'd be the easiest thing for me to do, I don't need a lot of speed, I just want it to be fast enough to hold it's own compared to other v6's. Once I get my interior done and the engine detailing done, then it'll be time to invest in a rebuild of the 3.4- Brian Meissen
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How many miles are on the LT1 and 4l60E? Still, might be worth looking into. Also, what's your target HP and long term goal with the car?
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that would be directed to nick. he's the one with the spare LT1 sitting around, and the 4l60E1998 Camaro SS Bullseye Turbo
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Yeah but like he said hes on a budget unless you wanna give him a T-56. Nick you need to really decide what your goals are. If you just want a car that'll run 12s its be much easier to swap the LT1 and do a cam and bolt-ons. The turbo 6 would be bad ass but you have so many miles and new internals are gonna cost you and once you get to the kit your well over $4000. Decide on goals and then we'll give you input on the best route.Doing less with more

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thats exsactly what i am doing... probibly this time next year... im gona rebuild it and cam the shit out of it lolOriginally posted by meissenyeah, I'm building up my 3.4L. I figure that'd be the easiest thing for me to do, I don't need a lot of speed, I just want it to be fast enough to hold it's own compared to other v6's. Once I get my interior done and the engine detailing done, then it'll be time to invest in a rebuild of the 3.4
please excuse my spelling... i went to a cathlic school.
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The LT1 and trans have about 150000 miles. I am aiming for about 350 hp on a budget, and I hope to run at least low 12's by the end of the summer. . .
If you have a T56 lying around that you can just give me, free of charge, Then I'll take it! Until then, I'll stick with the 4L60E that I have already attached to the engine. . .
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Here's the only thing with turbo'n the v6, eventually you are going to want more, we all do trust me. So, I think I'd go ahead and do the LT1, especially with the mileage on you v-6. Now I would maybe think about freshening up that LT1 a lil, new rings and bearings maybe? IDK, just a thought.
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