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Old 12-22-2012, 08:39 PM
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What cam is in that sucker? Sounds great!

Oh, and I'm guessing it's just the angle of the photo that makes it look like the top radiator hose is laying on top of the turbo? Lol
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Originally Posted by Tjabo
What cam is in that sucker? Sounds great!

Oh, and I'm guessing it's just the angle of the photo that makes it look like the top radiator hose is laying on top of the turbo? Lol
230/232 110LSA 588 lift i think?

yeah I think ill take a picture next time i have the hood of this car open and post it up since thats everyones concern lol
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be interested to see how it runs.
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Originally Posted by denmah
230/232 110LSA 588 lift i think?
Mmmm, a little bit of overlap goodness there then.... Thanks for the info!
Old 12-23-2012, 05:14 PM
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Old 01-11-2013, 06:47 PM
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threw the car on the rollers today, only able to make 14psi on the dyno, and 12deg of timing it made 560rwhp with the 80e and 9 inch rear. pretty happy with that for a 200k mile sludge monster 6.0 and the 40 dollar mack truck turbo lol

this car made 515rwhp with a 225 shot of nitrous and went 10.60 so it should roll out pretty good now, we want to get it to around 18lbs, but sometimes our cars have trouble making boost on the dyno, or they usually make 5psi less on the dyno than they do on the street.

once its not raining we will see what kinda boost it hits on the street and probably see what the car traps to judge hp.
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That is so awesome that you guys can make such nice power on these low-buck setups!

Did you try any more timing, this seems a little lower than your normal setup?
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on 8psi it picked up 60rwhp on 2deg,
on 14psi it only picked up 10rwhp on 2deg.

this car never dyno's high but does great at the track.
oh well lol
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Beast numbers for a budget build!
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im sure if we could have hit 18lbs on the dyno it would have been 600+ and with that kinda power it should hustle at the track
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like i said this thing went 10.60 on 515rwhp
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Which s475 turbine were the measurements similar to? The 83 or 96mm?
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Thanks for sharing that information explaining the low-ish timing numbers denmah, I'm sure I'm not the only one who really appreciates it!!! Stuff like that is extremely interesting!
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Are those wire nuts ..
On the fan wiring??
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dude this is rediculous. i love it. how much was the setup minus the car and tune. engine turbo trans wiring etc. i am interested in this stuff.
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Originally Posted by dirty_old_chevy
Which s475 turbine were the measurements similar to? The 83 or 96mm?
these are the measurements off the mack truck turbo
compressor: 72mm/94mm
turbine: 94mm/76mm


Originally Posted by Tjabo
Thanks for sharing that information explaining the low-ish timing numbers denmah, I'm sure I'm not the only one who really appreciates it!!! Stuff like that is extremely interesting!
no problem

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Are those wire nuts ..
On the fan wiring??
absolutely

Originally Posted by tjwashow
dude this is rediculous. i love it. how much was the setup minus the car and tune. engine turbo trans wiring etc. i am interested in this stuff.
im not sure, not a whole lot, it was all done in stages so i cant tell you a lump sum.
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Originally Posted by dirty_old_chevy
Which s475 turbine were the measurements similar to? The 83 or 96mm?
its fairly close to the sx400-75
BorgWarner Airwerks S400SX3-75, S475, S400-75, or S375 with T6 1.10 A/R Twin Scroll Turbine Housing.
Rated at 500 to 1050+HP
High-flow S400 model, with compressor flow over 105 lb/min.

Wheel Dimensions:
Compressor: 74.7 mm inducer, 100.8mm exducer, with exclusive Extended Tip Technology.
Turbine: 83mm inducer, 74mm exducer. Cast in Inconel 713 for high-temperature operation.
larger exhaust side, slightly smaller compressor side.
http://www.theboostlab.com/store/pro...7B47%7DR).html
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Those are awesome numbers! makes me want another F body...
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the car has alot of drivetrain so im pretty happy with those figures /ricer excuses


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