6.0 Turbo Cam
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Depends on where you put things...dual 3's into a single 4 should fit these cars well. My 99 has plenty of room for a 4". On my 3rd gen I run dual 3 down the passenger side over axle and out back.
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Usually you try to run the biggest pipe you can fit but doesnt always means its the best for the application. I try to match the turbine housing size. If most T4's come with a 3" vband connection, I'd run 3" downpipe. But you can also match it based on hp requirements. Typical pipe flows 115cfm per square inch at 28" h2o. Typically require 2.2 cfm per hp. So if you make 700hp, thats 350 per each bank of cylinders... 350hp should require 770 cfm. Single 3" pipe flows 813 cfm. Good match.
There are guys making lot more power than that through 3" pipes but you may have more back pressure there and backpressure after the turbine is not desirable.
There are guys making lot more power than that through 3" pipes but you may have more back pressure there and backpressure after the turbine is not desirable.
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well im not going to be running twins i will be running BW st80 with race cover and 1.25 ceramic ex cover. im new to the tubo world have had/have superchargered and lolgas cars this will be my first turbo setup
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I think those turbines have 5" downpipe connections. Most I know run 4" since the availability of 5" pipe is limited and also its very hard to run that size on any car. 4" will cover alot of hp. Some even run 3.5" and still make power. Depends on how much you are shooting for.
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May need to check the turbo forums but I'm sure you can get well into the 8's depending on vehicle weight. I know I've been 9.72 with NO hard launch on boost, just footbrake. I had power to go 9.4's if the 60 fts would have been a low 1.3 like its capable of doing.