Good single turbo?
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I run the billet pt7675 and like it.works awesome spools as quick as a smaller tc76 from what I've seen and will make way more power. the 7675 turbonetics is also a good choice but I havnt seen any reviews of that
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For the money you can't beat a Borg Warner turbo. I just bought a new S475 and got it shipped for under $700. The turbo will support 1,000HP so if you want somethingsimilar PM me and i can help you out. Later Clint
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I have a pt7675 and on straightlines dyno yesterday I made 735whp and 920wtq at 15psi on a 5.7. We maxed out the injectors so we couldn't push it much past that. 160lb and more pump are up next. The turbo wasn't even getting pushed.
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As far as a turbo...make a realistic goal and stick with it. I'm running what most would consider a small turbo but the response is instant and the power is what i expected.
If you're on a budget just go for a masterpower 70mm.
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Sorry for the hijack OP. I am thoroughly enjoying my Turbonetics 7875 1.15 ar though.
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Don't you have dual walbros and 60# injectors? I put down 606/570 with the on3 76mm on 14 psi and my 80# injectors were basically maxed. This was on WS6store's dynojet. With the Turbonetics 7875 on 15-16 psi I am over 100% duty cycle (113 ish I believe). Should have it on a dyno the 30th to see where I am now. Are you on stock lines?
Sorry for the hijack OP. I am thoroughly enjoying my Turbonetics 7875 1.15 ar though.
Sorry for the hijack OP. I am thoroughly enjoying my Turbonetics 7875 1.15 ar though.
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-TU1 cam(225/225 .585 .585 113lsa IIRC)
-317's, dual springs, pushrods, trunion bearings
-LS6 intake
Here is a quick video I had with my TBrake testing. I'll stop thread jacking now.
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Don't you have dual walbros and 60# injectors? I put down 606/570 with the on3 76mm on 14 psi and my 80# injectors were basically maxed. This was on WS6store's dynojet. With the Turbonetics 7875 on 15-16 psi I am over 100% duty cycle (113 ish I believe). Should have it on a dyno the 30th to see where I am now. Are you on stock lines?
Sorry for the hijack OP. I am thoroughly enjoying my Turbonetics 7875 1.15 ar though.
Sorry for the hijack OP. I am thoroughly enjoying my Turbonetics 7875 1.15 ar though.
Engine specs? Im going to run the same turbo on a cammed 6.0 l92 setup.