Bullseye Power Turbo Video Install Part 1 – S71 Olds Project V8TV

Bullseye Power Turbo Video Install Part 1 – S71 Olds Project V8TV

http://www.v8tvshow.com – Our ’71 Olds Cutlass “S71” is going to make some power with the help of a 76mm turbocharger built by Bullseye Power that we got fro…

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turkmyers75 says:

Hey! Is That Bandit?

MrBuell21 says:

any turbo application you try to do to any car is going to be fairly expensive. However you can do it pretty cheap buy using all ebay parts, a used turbo etc. But you always have to keep in mind that turbos are definitly an item that you get what you pay for. Not only that but almost every car that you want to boost takes supporting mods, you need to increase fueling mostly, rods, sometimes you have to modify the entire block. In your case with an 07 denali your probably looking at around $3000,

3lademast3r says:

its gonna take an hour to spool up buddy 🙂

Wade Wilson says:

This may not be relevant to this particular turbo but i have a 1994 1.2 Renault Clio the engine is some what aged but is still quite good ,would i be able to install a turbo charger (there is space for it) or will the engine not be able to take it , someone told me to install a cooling system so the car does not over heat can you help , please

Pedro Santos says:

maybe by the time you reach top speed the turbo blades start to move

mariom371 says:

i want to buy a turbo for my 07 envoy denali but they are over 1,500 dollars do u have something else that can give me hp like this but not too expensive?

iAgentLu says:

i need turbo just like that to attach to mine vw lupo 1 L engine

ZoDDyXXX says:

Alu can cope with lot´s of heat if you have a special alloy with copper etc. but the turbo will reach really high temps coz there are no “cooling off” cycle under load and that will probably make it to selfdestruct. I do think its possible to use all aluminium turbos with some hi tech ceramic coating and water cooling, but the cost will be lots higher and the weight savings very small. Alu also expand pretty much when heated and the coating can crack and fall off and damage the exhaust turbine

Ricardo Perez says:

Why not build the complete body of turbo of aluminum, because today there is alloys that are good resisting the gas and heat, keeping the antifriction material just where necesary.

Ricardo Perez says:

I need you for install a turbo like that on my invention of diesel motor 2 strokes by valves that save the 30% of fuel. rgds.

peladetoparati says:

i want to congratulate you cause u just make me smarter

FlowzTheRhythm says:

Now is it best to purchase a seperate turbo such as from bullseye or turbo kits for the vehicle? It seems to me that bullseye manufactures the best turbos and i wouldnt want to settle for less when purchasing something else. 

56oldssuper88 says:

most likely need new injectors depending on the amount of boost you are running.

nswgb69 says:

Where is part three of the turbo install?

d00rgunner1 says:

I am a shade tree mechanic and got a deal on a garret off a 3.8 grand national. I have a magnum 3.9 V6 and am searching for some answiers. My stock fuel pressure is somewhat 50 psi. The Compression ratio of 9.1:1 Will the ecu adjust to the forced induction.

hustlewell says:

I heard you that you used the original engine but didn’t you have a diesel block built for the car

daniel hollingsworth says:

best ten minutes spent in my life. I am a fan of the 4 cylinder turbo cars. but the information given you would almost never hear come out of the mouth of a Subaru owner. 

Abraham Alas says:

freddiew plus mythbuster = this guy

turbomonkey36 says:

size of steel braided or plastic/rubber hose/fittings. AN -4, -6, -10. 10 is biggest. Most performance shops carry them. Great for custom applications. the -4 helps limit the oil into the trubocharger so it doesn’t blow the seals. The oil exit should be bigger so gravity can take more away from the turbo than a smaller exit to keep oil from backing up and building pressure in the oil casing and again, blowing the seals or just making them leak at higher rates.

Matt Barnes says:

Thanks , Great Video keep them coming!
Didn’t understand the references to dash 4 dash 6 dash 10?

CyBOPOB555 says:

на русском бы)

independentook says:

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Fiveone Cleveland says:

mmmm m flange!!

PBWillyWonka says:

i learned allot with your vids 🙂 thank you for all the useful info…

boba78911 says:

When’s the next video comming out…?

Sansui Mcpeters says:

VIDEO IS CHOPPY WHAT THE MY HEAD HURTS I JUST LISTENED

Michael Dorsett says:

Go big or go home 🙂

ph33x says:

How come all American footage, everywhere, has no high frequency sound lol? 🙂

Talip Yener says:

its-turbo sales service turkey istanbul

Tye StayHigh says:

This made me realize I have no idea what i’m doing…

mysko113 says:

ive never heard the word “flange” so often in my life!!

prostreet2 says:

i wish i understood the mathimatical part to find the right size and compression and all that for the size of motor you have

Alexander Evensen says:

Thank you 🙂 Now for the search of it in Norway, and price 😛

turbocpt1 says:

@V8TV one thing to mention though, mounting a turbo to the body will need a flex in the header, the engine moves and it will crack the header or pipes.

it can be braced from the engine instead of the body with extra support brackets, or just build custom headers that can carry the turbo weight.

Alexander Evensen says:

Great videos 🙂 I’m going to install a turbo for my Laurel C32, so this is very nice 😀

What turbo do you think would fit a Nissan LD28 engine? It’s a 2.8L straight six diesel engine.

aserta says:

i can’t specify the model since it’s been ages, i doubt even he remembers however i’d round it around 27 ish lbs. the mount he had was sketchy if you ask me, in retrospective i think some of us *buddies* even placed bets about how bad it was gonna go. he kept saying it was gonna hold since it was an “aircraft style” mount.

brandon peterson says:

i dont understand the dashes
???

aserta says:

i had a friend from back in college that didn’t solid mount  it….three weeks after the installation he hit a pot hole and the whole assembly rumbled thru the engine compartment. so always secure these babies.

BrodieSkiddlz says:

The asian guy obviously likes this turbo better. So get off his back and the him do what his kind does best. Turn a precious “muscle car” into a Vin Diesel-mobile.

sickspick16 says:

millimeter for millimeter they make more power bull crap that impeller doesn’t spin worth of crap get yourself a turbonetics turbo less resistance

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