Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
SO I bought a 1993 Typhoon #1867. I am looking to get it to run some good numbers in the 1/4. I goal is Low 11's high 10's. Before everyone tries to kill me with your nuts comments or you dont have the skills or what not. I have built some very fast things.

This will not be a daily driver just a weekend toy. I am looking for some proven setups on the motor trans and suspention. I dont plan to just throw parts at the truck I know it wont work. here is what I am planning to start with:
Fuel pump Walbro 242
Fuel pressure regulator. WHat is a good place to start with for PSI?
STG Ultimate Chip 50lbs injectos
50 lbs injectors
External coolr for the IC (trans style oil cooler)
IC pump Jabsco
Air filter
Thermostat (160 degree)
Manual IC pump switch
Torque converter clutch switch
Intercooler 3/4" heater hose conversion
Good scan tool; just not sure what to get?
Alcohol/Water injection Not sure what to get?
Full tune up.

I also have a brand new Master power 70mm p-trim turbo I would love to use it on the Typhoon I have had it for a year now (turbo) and never used it DOnt ask why.

Thanks in advacne for the advice.
 

JSM

Active member
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Your list might get you in the 12's, but that is far from a 10.

If you truly want a low 11, high 10 you might as well start building a new motor now.
 

SYO237

SyTy Registry
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

www.powertuneplus.com

Proven combos, will get you to where you want to go and answers a lot of questions you have or will have. I'll suggest it as will others... dont do anything until you are fully familiar with the truck and it runs at 100% in its CURRENT condition.

Forget the Ultimate chip, and forget the 50# injectors. Code59 and 65#s are a better combo. www.code59.org
 

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Your list might get you in the 12's, but that is far from a 10.

If you truly want a low 11, high 10 you might as well start building a new motor now.

Build a new motor like or rebuilt the existing motor? If rebuild I assume better rods like H-beam, JE pistons, and a cam; but what for a cam shaft?
 

JSM

Active member
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

I know of less than 10 ty's that have gone low 11's, lots of owners with that goal though.
 

warmpancakes

New member
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

low 12s is bolt ons and tuneing below that your pulling the motor, and add 5k per second lower than 12s how fast is directally related to how deep your wallet is
 

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

I know of less than 10 ty's that have gone low 11's, lots of owners with that goal though.
I am going to give it the old college try I have a friend with a 1987 GN calling my Typhoon a refigerator on wheels that will never beat his 11.03 in the 1/4 GN.
 

alwayscode390

pppssssshhhhhtttttttttttt
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

VERY expensive ... talk about $3k heads, $1k+ for rods/pistons, $500 alky, $600+ crank, $1200 A/A intercooler, $1k turbo, $1k+ headers, ect ect.

Dont even get me started on 4l80e swaps and torque converters (which you WILL need) ---
 
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

For 10s:
Walbro Fuel pump
Bigger injectors
Bigger turbo
3inch exhaust
High octane fuel
Hbeam rods
Forged pistons
4 bolt mains
Heads
Cam
Stall
Motor mounts
Driveshaft loops
Built 700R4 or 4L80E conversion
Most important (GOOD TUNE)
Those are the major things I can think of.
 

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

VERY expensive ... talk about $3k heads, $1k+ for rods/pistons, $500 alky, $600+ crank, $1200 A/A intercooler, $1k turbo, $1k+ headers, ect ect.

Dont even get me started on 4l80e swaps and torque converters (which you WILL need) ---

Honestly that doesnt seem that expensive to me to have a street truck that will run those numbers and still be able to take the wife adn child out to dinner in it.
 

alwayscode390

pppssssshhhhhtttttttttttt
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Good stuff , not many people will sink $15k in parts in a toy ( not including mechanical wrench work ... which it sounds like you can do / visual upgrades )

The only thing, is a Tune is SOOOOO important in these things, or else you will have a $15k boat weight. I run a $1k+ fast setup, but it would pay off to use the "code 59" self tune ecu setup, if you have the time to learn it.

Are you starting with a stock truck? ---
 

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Walbro Fuel pump
Bigger injectors What size?
Bigger turbo What size?
3inch exhaust
High octane fuel
Hbeam rods
Forged pistons
4 bolt mains
Heads What type of kind?
Cam What type of kind?
Stall What size?
Motor mounts I assume solid right
Driveshaft loops ????
Built 700R4 or 4L80E conversion
 

SYO237

SyTy Registry
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

www.powertuneplus.com

Proven combos, will get you to where you want to go and answers a lot of questions you have or will have. I'll suggest it as will others... dont do anything until you are fully familiar with the truck and it runs at 100% in its CURRENT condition.

Forget the Ultimate chip, and forget the 50# injectors. Code59 and 65#s are a better combo. www.code59.org


For the second time.....
 

MRKING

New Parts for Old Trucks
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

13 replys and a wide band 02 hasnt been mentioned yet , keep on searching .lol
 

Lvnspeed

wana go 10's
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

I guess I forgot to mention I have a wideband I used it to tune my 300+hp jetski so I am good no worries there
 

alwayscode390

pppssssshhhhhtttttttttttt
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Usually people KNOW a wideband is part of tuning advice , heheh ... good for you :) ---
 

SYO237

SyTy Registry
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

note taken I am still reading over on there site sorry I read a little slow I rode the short bus to school and licked the windows all the time :p

:haha:

welcome to the site, you should fit in good around here....just keep an open mind and listen to the OGs when they give advice...most of the time, they have the experience to back up their claims :D
 

MRKING

New Parts for Old Trucks
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Assume nothing if a ultimate chip with adjusted fuel pressure is considered tunning . Id hate to see another syty bought and blown up in the first couple months of ownership .

I say keep it stock and enjoyable .
 

dgoodhue

BuSTeD 4.3
Re: Looking for advise on a Typhoon

Your 70mm Turbo is probably big enough to get you to your goals. For heads I would go Vortecs, maybe Brodix. Cam I would think you would need atleast a Comp Cams 415. I would recommend one of Turbotime custom cam (or another vendors) Injectors, 65 are going to be the smallest injector you would want for your goals, you may want to setup an injector size. Stall size depends on the turbo size.
 
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