Size and restrictions running S375.
Size and restrictions running S375. So I am trying to decide between Borg Warner's S375 and a Precision 7675. The reliability and price of the S375 really can't be matched for what you get. But the housing on the BW units are HUGE, and I am concerned about placement and lack of space under the hood of my Formula. I want to keep my AC, and will be adding an intercooler.
I might be off though because most of the BW setups I have seen are the the S4XX series which maybe have a larger housing? Basically I would like to know if there really is a size difference between the PT7675 and the S375. If there isn't, the choice will be easy. If there is, I may have to go the PT7675 route.
If anyone has pictures of either of these setups under the hood, I would love to see them.
I might be off though because most of the BW setups I have seen are the the S4XX series which maybe have a larger housing? Basically I would like to know if there really is a size difference between the PT7675 and the S375. If there isn't, the choice will be easy. If there is, I may have to go the PT7675 route.
If anyone has pictures of either of these setups under the hood, I would love to see them.
Starting at the top left, two S200's, two S300's, and a PT7675.
What's the largest exhaust wheel available for the S300 series? 71mm inducer? That's about the same size exhaust wheel as a On3 series.
What's the largest exhaust wheel available for the S300 series? 71mm inducer? That's about the same size exhaust wheel as a On3 series.
http://www.forcedinductions.com/productsborgwarner.htm
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From: Ft. Wayne
The 300 "chassis" has lots of different inducer sizes avail. 60, 62, 66, 72, 74, 76, 80.
The housings get bigger with the wheel size, they don't just stuff a 76 wheel in the same housing as the 66.
The housings get bigger with the wheel size, they don't just stuff a 76 wheel in the same housing as the 66.
Your buddy with the 2nd gen who has a large engine bay really barely made his BW fit. I'm concerned about it squeezing under the hood of my Formula with the factory AC and FMIC.
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http://www.theboostlab.com/store/pro...ower-S375.html
Yeah, I know it's the housing and not the turbo. Just trying to see how much of a difference size wise between the two.
Your buddy with the 2nd gen who has a large engine bay really barely made his BW fit. I'm concerned about it squeezing under the hood of my Formula with the factory AC and FMIC.
Yeah, I know it's the housing and not the turbo. Just trying to see how much of a difference size wise between the two.
Your buddy with the 2nd gen who has a large engine bay really barely made his BW fit. I'm concerned about it squeezing under the hood of my Formula with the factory AC and FMIC.
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