ZZP Builds The Best LNF Mod Ever!
yeah once my setup comes back from zzp if i am not satisfied with what the 6758 is giving me i will put mine up for sale if anyone wants it.
Actually thinking about going higher already so the 6758 might be coming off shortly.
Actually thinking about going higher already so the 6758 might be coming off shortly.
There alot of people talking about buying it but i doubt that many follow through...But ya its gonna be hilarious i get looked at hilarious now at lights im making somewhere around 400+ and they just laugh at me but when they loose off to the turning lane without even looking at me
Didnt read the full thread. But the lnf can actually take 400+ hp being completley stock internals? With what I read you can bolt this on a oem manifold im sure intercooler piping and t clamps are a must! But am I thinking this right?
the lnf can make well more than that. and you read everything right.
Yes. With proper supporting mods, a good tune, and common sense, you can run quite a bit more than 400 for a long time without issue.
Btw, what would you estimate an ungirdled block with forged pistons and rods to last up to reliably? I'm just wondering how long it would be before the sleeve cracked or something such as that.
This is a great idea. The stock-frame turbo market in the EVO world is HUGE. There are a lot of vendors now. But for cobalts, the demand is there, but there really aren't a lot of products. So for ZZP to build a stock housing hotside to adapt to the BW EFRs is really smart. I would look for them to start marketing their own turbos before too long, kind of like FP has the Green/white/red/black and MAPerformance has the EF1/2/3/4 and so on.
Everyone needs to have patience and let them get it right. Stock-frame turbos are going to me more expensive then going to a T3 style because it cost more to manufacture the hotsides. But it's still less expensive overall because you don't have to purchase a new exhaust manifold and external wastegates and custom downpipes and all that extra.
Everyone needs to have patience and let them get it right. Stock-frame turbos are going to me more expensive then going to a T3 style because it cost more to manufacture the hotsides. But it's still less expensive overall because you don't have to purchase a new exhaust manifold and external wastegates and custom downpipes and all that extra.



