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Old 09-07-2010, 08:04 AM
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Nice numbers, that graph looks familiar to mine with the M6. 346", T70, 14psi. It was fun with a 6 speed, but now its a blast with an auto behind it!

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...0TA/M6dyno.jpg
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Originally Posted by Johnv
get the biggest ar housing you can get, you won't be sorry,
mine spools just as quick as it did with the .96ar and is much better at the top end.
What size housing do you have??
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Originally Posted by KILLER-LS1
What size housing do you have??
383 ci and 1.32ar housing
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Originally Posted by Johnv
383 ci and 1.32ar housing
holy crap, I find that kinda hard to believe that it spools the same as your .96 housing....
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Originally Posted by KILLER-LS1
holy crap, I find that kinda hard to believe that it spools the same as your .96 housing....
The 383 cubic inches helps. You could get away with the same A/R, Killer-ls1.
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Originally Posted by KILLER-LS1
holy crap, I find that kinda hard to believe that it spools the same as your .96 housing....
your small housing is choking it. Bigger housing makes more power which means more flow through the motor which means faster spool.
Small turbine small a/r is making the motor work harder to get the exhaust gas out.
Guys are running T76 w/ 75mm turbines w/.96 housings and having BP issues at 5k on 35x cid and 18psi.
383 T6 1.1 87mm turbine w/80mm compressor are starting to spool at 3k and going 142 at 4400lbs. The extra 2mm on the compressor isn't that much more air compared to your turbo. The extra 2 mm plus the bigger compressor housing and the 19mm bigger turbine is. Will a 78HPS fit your current hotside?

I'd be really curious to see how my 80mm works on your motor. But I can't help test fit it till about January. I have to move and work major OT till mid december. It's 80mmBB w/79mm turbine and divided 1.15 T4.
The latest Engine Masters has the same turbo on a 43x Ford and made 1100 fwhp at 12psi. I'd imagine it has an 87mm turbine at least.
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Originally Posted by KILLER-LS1
holy crap, I find that kinda hard to believe that it spools the same as your .96 housing....
I'm telling you , it easily spools just as fast and doesn't run out of steam
up top.

In fact I just made a 3 1/2 " downpipe from the turbo and now it would easily outspool the .96ar housing with a 3" downpipe, (exhaust is single 3 1/2")

with your cubes I'd be tracking down the biggest ar exhaust housing i could find.
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hey OP, kinda off topic, but what shop did you dyno at? looks familiar.
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I can only hope to have the same kind of results. Great power, and a great looking car. What turbo do you think would be best fitted to a stock bottom ended 5.3 w/ls6 intake and a mtis1 cam 612/612 244dur 114lsa. Or is this cam to much for a turbo?
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spare 1.15 for sale
https://ls1tech.com/forums/13758337-post1.html
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Originally Posted by speedfreak391
I can only hope to have the same kind of results. Great power, and a great looking car. What turbo do you think would be best fitted to a stock bottom ended 5.3 w/ls6 intake and a mtis1 cam 612/612 244dur 114lsa. Or is this cam to much for a turbo?



Do you want to shift at 7500?



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