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Old 10-14-2012, 03:51 PM
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I know its not a great turbo for the 390 but for the price I paid for it new I could re sell it for the same price almost and its something to get me boost for now untill I get the GT-88 or 91, still on stock t56 and 10 bolt, so I don't want a massive turbo just yet. Just enough to have fun. How much hp do you guys think I can get out of it?
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680@5200
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depends on the overall setup. i wouldnt tease the 390 with that lil thing.
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Originally Posted by jridenour31
680@5200
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Lol, it was to cheap to pass up, I can re sell it for about the same price so you guys are saying like 680? It's got 10 degrees of overlap also.
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Hard to say, really. Backpressure is going to be through the roof, obviously. It will make decent power but that tiny turbine is a major issue. I think you'd be better off selling it new and getting the right turbo to start with.
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500's at the most.
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If you don't try to push it past 10-12psi it will probably make 650@5400-5700rpm and fall off real quick after that.
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Yeah, I know its bad for the 390, but I don't want to go past 700wheel because I feel like I'm already on borrowed time. Scared my trans or rear end will blow. So u guys think 650?
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650 is doable for sure. I'm making my bet that it hits 650rwhp on 10psi.
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68mm turbine wheel in a T4 housing I'd be concerned that you might overspeed the turbo and shear the shaft. I would be very careful and keep the boost down.
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think duramax
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I will, I just want a little boost till I finish my drive train then il put a GT-88, or a GT-91. So il go for 650wheel, and try to keep the boost done
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Just keep the boost low to keep the bp low. Don't want to start wearing out your valve springs.
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I run one on a 383, but with a 1.32 ar exhaust housing.
makes round 700 rwhp at 16 psi and spools extreemly quick.
hate to know how high pre turbo backpressure is though....

Works okay in a M6 car that is 90% street, but not ideal.
with a smaller exhaust housing you will likely see peak power around 5000 rpm then power will fall away quickly due to backpressure.
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Buy another one and run 2. Problem solved
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Hahaha it would be sick to run two, but to expensive, can't wait to finally get some boost, been running the 390 N/A, runs really well for being a FI built motor, still made around 400wheel with it and 853 heads and ls1 intake, but its not where it should be yet.



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