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Old 07-23-2012, 08:42 PM
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while i have little interest in street cars, i must say there are some bitchin ones in this forum!!! anyway i'm building an offroad rig, "ultra4" class racer. I'm building with my own custom chassis, Mercedes unimog 404 axles, 6.0-4l80e-ford 205. now that the rig is getting close, i have this brilliant idea of throwing a turbo at it. so i google it, and here i am. i found lots of great info here but still have questions. so if anyone has been down this road, lemme know. I would like to use a HX35w as i already have it and it seems the right size. I am NOT looking for 800hp, more like 450 reliable hp, that can take abuse all day, not just 8-12 seconds . Im wondering about things like.....


-fuel pump size/press
-injector size?
-fuel press regulator (boost adjustable?)
-cam and springs
-hardware (head studs ect?)
-lack of room for intercooler (am i gunna melt the intake?)
-stock HX35 waste-gate big enough?
-how big blow-off valve?



heres where i was at a couple months ago........
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Old 07-23-2012, 08:48 PM
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if thats all your looking for i would do a simple cam swap. are you gonna be low rpm more of the time or mid/high revs? no clue on what class your talking about so im asking lol.
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i guess my thinking was a relativity stock engine with a turbo, plus no nobody else goes turbo. i need the idle/low rpm characteristics of a stock engine and reliability but when i floor it, it needs to come alive!!!!!!!! I love turbos too, i dd a modded turbo diesel, my wife drives a VW turbo gas. why not the crawler?!

i did just find some info on here, most say the HX35 is too small, really? or just to small for 900hp? im not looking for a crazy engine, just reliable, and when needed, powerful
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Originally Posted by 86lxnotch
if thats all your looking for i would do a simple cam swap. are you gonna be low rpm more of the time or mid/high revs? no clue on what class your talking about so im asking lol.
id love more specs on your motor, looking at you sig..........
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that is the specs lol, well i have a billet wheeled s480 on it now. peak tq was at 3200-3300 iirc
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i think it could work but you would need a big exhaust housing like a 16cm. I have a hy35 on my 1.6 and it does good spools 20psi by 5000rpm 2nd gear. The only thing to remember with these turbos is they are designed for higher boost pressures. They come into theyre effieciancy range above like 15psi. Im still learning the ls motors but i would say yes but it will porbablyy have some back pressure but your not looking for much power. The last record i heard on a hy35 was 670awd hp at 42psi. So yes it can do 450whp. I would say twins would be awsome and give you plenty of room to grow. And single turbo you will be spooled by 1500 to 2000rpm i would guess
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Turbo is way to small.....
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buy a master power mpt70
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remember the application he wants it for. Quick spool and only 450hp. If he has a big housing it shouldnt have a problem with it. The most it would do is fall off up top.
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450 reliable? How reliable would this be? It would be back pressure city and top out at 4,000rpms. Get 2 of them. The HX35 is a 50mm turbo.. 2 would be perfect.
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it is a 58mm same flow characterisctics as gt35. it depends what exhaust housing mainly. Dont get me wrong that would be the upper limit of the turbo on this motor. THey have a 9cm, 12cm, and 16cm housing. 16cm is like a 1.00+ ar houinsing
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it does have the capability of making the power but yes chances are there will be a bit of back pressure. better question is what is his target max rpm
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i want a wide rpm range, idle to 5k. again im not looking for crazy power, just a turbo'd 6.0. if the HX35 is too small, and twins wont fit very well, what about a 35/40 hybrid?
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what about a HX40?
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that could work the biggest thing is exhaust restriction. What about the idea of like the 300zx using only one bank or side to spool the turbo???
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IF you already have it in good condition why not try using it and if its to small then sell it and get a hx40 or like they said a master power or even a on3 turbo
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i do already have it and thats what im gunna do. i know diesels use alot more air, but i just cant see that the 35 is that much too small. we will see.



NOW what other mods am i looking at, keeping in mind a hx40+ MIGHT BE IN THE FUTURE
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injectors is the next main step.
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what size? press reg? BOV size?
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i would honestly do it once and done. you build it for this turbo and you will have to redo it when you go bigger. save yourself the headache and get a turbo that will do what you want. i had a master power 70 on a 351w and it was too small for that motor BUT with a truck cam in a 6.0 it would be awesome. with my 351 it was all over at 5k from backpressure. being that you need more down low i would do a .96 p trim 70mm


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