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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 11:26 am 
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so im getting a turbocharger, and im gonna have to build the rest of the parts for this but i need to know.. with a stock engine running 5psi of boost what kinda of carb would be enough to supply the G180-(T) on a blow through system?

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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 11:52 am 
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You may want to contact Gemracing. He makes manifolds for this & has alot of experience turboing Isuzu G motors (running sub 10 1/4's). He's in Australia but you can ask his recommendations & advice. Keep us updated on the build!

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Since you are running a stock G180, use the weber 32/36.


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i found a blow through turbo kit but ide prefer a system where the air fuel get mixed before it gets compressed not durring the process, dose anyone know of anything like that?

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It's going to get pressurized any way you do it. What would the difference be? You are going to have to back in a rejet anyway to get the best tune.

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yeah i dont wanna use the blow through system cause i hear that the compressed air going through the carb can blow the parts in it out and make it so it wont work right, and i dont wanna have top replace the carb if i dont have to every time i decide to step on the gas a bit

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Yes it can be easier to do a draw through system BUT if you ever get a leak between the turbo and the intake it will be pressurized air fuel combination (can you say BOOM or FIRE)a blow through setup is allot better and if you get a carb that is set up for it there will be know problems. Most of the turbo/carb setups are blow through so they do work as well as they are allot easier to setup and fab.

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http://www.studebakerclubs.com/21stCenturyTurbo/Page5_21stCenturyTurbo.htm

Some good links at the bottom of this page. Dick has turbo'd and supercharged lots and lots of stuff...

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