Our 1999 800+whp twin-turbo Trans Am 🪓🪓

[-]

Late Model Engines 408ci iron block with a forged rotating assembly MAST 285cc cylinder heads Custom cam and all upgraded valvetrain components BTR intake manifold Huron Speed twin-turbo kit Comp Turbo 6770 oilless turbos Custom exhaust to the back with SLP mufflers and electronic cutouts Surge tank and 1300cc injectors RPM T56 transmission Strange 12-bolt rear end Full suspension on 19” MRR wheels Still a stock ECU tuned on HP Tuners

Made just over 800whp on pump 93, no methanol injection, and 9psi

[-]

DigitalJedi850@reddit

Do a pull dawg...

[-]

rudbri93@reddit

the oil-less turbo is pretty intriguing, i didnt know that was a thing.

[-]

LocalSlob@reddit

Lol my first thought was grease fittings instead of oil

[-]

newoldschool@reddit

yeah it's grease and it's like $180 a shot and needs to be done every 30,000 miles normal usage or 20,000 miles mixed use

[-]

LocalSlob@reddit

Oh damn I was right? That's some fancy grease. I'd be tempted to use whatever I had laying around

[-]

newoldschool@reddit

na the oiless turbos run ceramic bearings and use some proprietary grease

there are alternatives around but they also not cheap

[-]

newoldschool@reddit

any future plans for new ecu and fuel system? those turbos are idling at 800hp

[-]

yoscotti32@reddit

Any plans to go e85? Feel like youre leaving a lot on the table

[-]

SundaySpecGA@reddit (OP)

Eventually we will. Flex fuel is a pain on these old computers, so will likely do it when it goes to an aftermarket ECU

[-]

EducatdInsolince@reddit

It's not that bad if you pick the right tuner.

[-]

yoscotti32@reddit

Understandable, seems like a sick build, definitely has all the right brand names. Almost picked one up last winter to do a tt build but came across too good a deal on a tt rcsb f150 to pass up lol.

[-]