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Old 10-28-2006, 04:32 PM
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im having a 370 ci iron block built with dart heads ls6 intake i just purchased a 83 mm turbo,
Compressor Wheel Inducer ( mm ) - 83mm
Compressor Wheel Exducer ( mm ) - 101mm
Turbine Wheel Inducer ( mm ) - 101mm
Turbine Wheel Exducer ( mm ) - 91mm
Turbine Inlet Flange - T-6
Turbine Housing Outlet - 5 Inch V-Band
Turbine Housing A/R - 1.23

with the right fuel system n all the other odds n ends should i be able to hit 1000hp at the wheels? its not gonna see much street use mainly track 90%. I also get a a/r .96 turbine housing too
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I don't see hitting 1000hp being a problem at all. That turbo is more than capable of supporting the power. Good lucj and keep us posted on the numbers.
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Originally Posted by wickedred
I don't see hitting 1000hp being a problem at all. That turbo is more than capable of supporting the power. Good lucj and keep us posted on the numbers.

well i backed out the deal with the turbo the seller only will take a money order and i also found out he sold some bad turbos so im back looking again.
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What turbo are you looking for?
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I was looking at that same turbo on ebay. Saw about the bad turbos and he wouldn't answer my questions.
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
What turbo are you looking for?
Im looking for something that will give me 1000+hp at the rear wheels john
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Originally Posted by F8LWS6
I was looking at that same turbo on ebay. Saw about the bad turbos and he wouldn't answer my questions.
yeah if he was to go though paypal i would try it but he only want money order or cashiers check. I dont really feel like driving out ot town to kick someones door in.lol Im just gonna have to save up my money and get something good or from someone on here what you got John?
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Originally Posted by bumpin_records
Im looking for something that will give me 1000+hp at the rear wheels john
at pt88 with t4 flange on my 408 makes 820rwhp+ on pump and 15psi.. I can hit 1000 without much trouble with timing and a few more psi
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I'd run a T6 flanged turbo to avoid major back pressure at the turbo.
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T6 Flanged 88 here also....
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
I'd run a T6 flanged turbo to avoid major back pressure at the turbo.
no problem here yet...but i am making a full 4" dp and exhaust just in case.
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I think if you check with all the major turbo companies, they will steer you to an mid frame 88mm or larger turbo with a T6 flange... to hit 1000rwhp.
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Unless you are trying to fit a class, I think you should go for running twin 66/67 mm turbos. I think a combo like that would hit 1000rwhp all day long and you would not deal with lag issues or the packaging issue of stuffing an 88-94mm turbo into the front of your car.
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Go with an S85, that will make 1000rwhp and its T6 flanged. Or go with a PT88 which will make a less power, but its on a T4 flange and also the compressor side is smaller, but still makes great power.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Or go with a PT88 which will make a less power, but its on a T4 flange and also the compressor side is smaller, but still makes great power.
yep thats where i got my adivce from you and jose...if i goto a t6 flange its going with a 91 or 94
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What about a GT5591
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Kind of an overkill for only 1000hp. Not to mention the price of that unit. Its almost twice what an S series costs.
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Oh? I thought a GT55-91 is like $2500? So an equivalent S turbo is $1250? ?? ??
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Oh? I thought a GT55-91 is like $2500? So an equivalent S turbo is $1250? ?? ??

Not that much.... the S88 is $1800 i believe off the top of my head........

Kyle
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Originally Posted by NA$TY-TA
Not that much.... the S88 is $1800 i believe off the top of my head........

Kyle
damn thats good, i got my pt88 for 1550


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