Hellion 2017+ Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Twin Turbo System

FAQ

How does The Eliminator twin turbo system compare to a supercharger?

• The Eliminator twin turbo system is very comparable cost-wise.
• To maximize a supercharger, aftermarket headers will be needed, adding to the cost. The Eliminator twin turbo system includes headers, adding to it’s value.
• The Eliminator twin turbo system has a broader power band than comparable superchargers. For example, a supercharger makes peak horsepower at peak RPM, let’s say 6,500 RPM. A turbo will make peak power at a lower RPM, say 4,000 RPM. The turbo will then carry the power to redline. The supercharger will have a lower bhp at 4,000 RPM.
• The turbo will have no parasitic loss as the supercharger is belt-driven. The turbo is driven with spent exhaust gases.

Is it overkill to have a twin turbo Eliminator system even if I only want to run 5lbs of boost?”

No. This system was designed to operate from 5lbs to over 30lbs if desired. Most customers only run 5lbs of boost, which in the case of The Eliminator, will make an average of 550rwhp (over 600 horsepower at the crank). Turning the boost up with a turbo is as easy as changing the wastegate spring or adding a manual or electronic boost controller.

Can I keep my factory catalytic converters?

Yes. The system was designed to be able to connect to the factory H-pipe. (Note: all dyno results and testing were done with an off-road exhaust to minimize restriction)

What is the advantage of purchasing an American made turbo system from Hellion?

• Using CNC bent stainless steel crafted by certified welders and fabricators ensures a perfect fit every time.
• Lifetime warranty on all stainless steel piping.
• CEA engineered Precision turbochargers featuring state of the art Pro Mod influenced V-band design.
• Unsurpassed tech support and assistance. Having been touted as the company that revolutionized the Mustang turbocharging industry, we are continually contacted by our competitors customers seeking tech support. In many cases the customer was unable to contact and/or receive support from our competitor. It is our pleasure to support the turbocharging industry regardless of brand or place of purchase.

What is the difference between log manifolds and tubular headers (as used in The Eliminator system)?

A tubular header will lower restriction and allow higher flow from the engine to the turbocharger (compared to a restictive log manifold). All Hellion headers utilize state of the art tubular design.