What's the smallest turbo I can efficiently run on a 5.0? I have a 12' A6 GT and am thinking about piecing together a kit myself. Space is a major concern. I will do my best to not cut or modify my engine bay and retain all stock components.
I was thinking a T70 with a .81 a/r turbine housing would be nice and compact enough to not take up too much space, but still make decent power. I had one on my old 2v GT and it made 500rwhp on 14lbs, no other mods but fuel and a forged shortblock.
I just need something that will support 750-800 rwhp max without choking the engine.
For hotside piping, is 2.75" from the manifolds to the turbo too small? I want to keep velocity up, but i understand these 5.0's like to exhale and valve float may be a concern with too small of a hotside.
I plan on a 3" downpipe Y'ing out to the stock OTA pipes. Will I be okay, or do I need to go bigger?
FWIW, I've scratch built a kit in the past before. I just need to understand the flow dynamics and limits I can work with on a Coyote.
I was thinking a T70 with a .81 a/r turbine housing would be nice and compact enough to not take up too much space, but still make decent power. I had one on my old 2v GT and it made 500rwhp on 14lbs, no other mods but fuel and a forged shortblock.
I just need something that will support 750-800 rwhp max without choking the engine.
For hotside piping, is 2.75" from the manifolds to the turbo too small? I want to keep velocity up, but i understand these 5.0's like to exhale and valve float may be a concern with too small of a hotside.
I plan on a 3" downpipe Y'ing out to the stock OTA pipes. Will I be okay, or do I need to go bigger?
FWIW, I've scratch built a kit in the past before. I just need to understand the flow dynamics and limits I can work with on a Coyote.