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Bradan Twin Turbo Gallardo Build

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It is with great pleasure that we introduce our latest project. Bradan has been commissioned to build a twin turbo conversion for a 2006 Lamborghini Gallardo SE. The goal of this project is to reliably increase the engines power output to 750-800 all wheel horsepower using 93 octane fuel. The engine will be rebuilt and reinforced internally to handle the increased boost pressure. A turbo system will be designed and engineered to build power in a similar fashion to the OEM power curve. The full process will be documented step by step to show what is involved in such a project and show our capabilities. We hope you enjoy watching the process during this winter.

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can't wait to see the results and pics of work-in-progress.

E-gear or stick?
E-gear.

Progress photos will be posted mid week.
Love the wheels on this one, what size and where can I get some for my G?
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AWD system disconnected for dyno testing.

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Baseline testing.

Video.

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For this build, we researched to find the best turbo to work in our desired power, boost, and quality of power delivery. We are using a Garret GT ball bearing turbo with an internal wastegate.

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Why would there be a big torque drop off from 2,500 to 2,900? Which GT series - 12, 15, 20, or 22? What's the boost pressure goal? I see by the line you're looking to double WHP? Wow..... :D
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Exhaust and Intake removed.

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That car belongs to someone on the forum btw...
:) Couldn't remember the name, but I knew those wheels!
The car looks sweet :)
I get MikeSE's car mixed up with paulfromtulsa's car...they both look similar. :)
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3D laser scanning the engine bay and turbo components. This will help in engineering the turbo system.

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A few More.

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Wow, that is some seriously cool tech!

Did you have to install those hundreds of little white dots though?
Thank you.

Yes. Imagine how much fun it is doing a full car.
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