408 stroker turbo question
#1
408 stroker turbo question
Anybody running the BorgWarner AirWerks Turbocharger 171702 on a 408 stroker and want to give me their input? The details are
Compressor Wheel Inducer Size: 75.00mm
Compressor Wheel Trim: 55.68
Compressor Wheel Construction: Cast aluminum
Compressor Outlet Style: V-band
Turbine Wheel Exducer Size: 96.00mm
Turbine Wheel Trim: 84.70
Turbine Housing A/R Ratio: 1.32
Turbine Housing Inlet Flange: T6
All input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Compressor Wheel Inducer Size: 75.00mm
Compressor Wheel Trim: 55.68
Compressor Wheel Construction: Cast aluminum
Compressor Outlet Style: V-band
Turbine Wheel Exducer Size: 96.00mm
Turbine Wheel Trim: 84.70
Turbine Housing A/R Ratio: 1.32
Turbine Housing Inlet Flange: T6
All input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
#2
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Sounds like a box stock S475. One of the most common Borg Warner turbos out there. There are literally thousands of them out there on everything from daily drivers, diesels, tow vehicles, to 275 tire drag cars.
Exactly what kind of feedback are you looking for? They're absurdly reliable and rated to 1000 hp. You're not going to find many complaints.
Exactly what kind of feedback are you looking for? They're absurdly reliable and rated to 1000 hp. You're not going to find many complaints.
#6
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Are you sure he couldn't get more than 700? Lots have pushed that same turbine to 1100+ hp on a 400" so it won't be a turbine restriction.
I haven't looked at and efficiency map to see where that compressor would land on a 408 but he should be able to get upper 700s at 14 or so PSI with a very very tame cam.
Sadly I agree though. The S480 compressor is better matched and isn't much more.
I haven't looked at and efficiency map to see where that compressor would land on a 408 but he should be able to get upper 700s at 14 or so PSI with a very very tame cam.
Sadly I agree though. The S480 compressor is better matched and isn't much more.
#7
Are you sure he couldn't get more than 700? Lots have pushed that same turbine to 1100+ hp on a 400" so it won't be a turbine restriction.
I haven't looked at and efficiency map to see where that compressor would land on a 408 but he should be able to get upper 700s at 14 or so PSI with a very very tame cam.
Sadly I agree though. The S480 compressor is better matched and isn't much more.
I haven't looked at and efficiency map to see where that compressor would land on a 408 but he should be able to get upper 700s at 14 or so PSI with a very very tame cam.
Sadly I agree though. The S480 compressor is better matched and isn't much more.
Step up to the S480... From me... its only an additional 200 bucks if you keep the standard cover. Thats the minimum sized compressor i would put on it.
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#8
I need a gauge for that
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I had a 76mm borg on my 408 for a while and it was just as I described. Compressor is just too small to feed that many cubes regardless of boost if you are shooting for a big number. Went to an 80mm and it was worth about 200hp more, then went to the 82mm which is another 150hp or so over the 80mm. Noticeably slower spool though. The s476 was very fun under 5000rpm, perfect for a DD-type vehicle.
#9
feeding that many cubes the shaft speed is going to be rediculous and the output temps will probably be close to 300 degrees... It's not enough compressor to feed that big of a motor.
Step up to the S480... From me... its only an additional 200 bucks if you keep the standard cover. Thats the minimum sized compressor i would put on it.
Step up to the S480... From me... its only an additional 200 bucks if you keep the standard cover. Thats the minimum sized compressor i would put on it.
#14
Give the shop a call tomorrow at 888-583-4408. Can get ya lined out on one.
Here's the link to the turbo on my website....
http://www.liljohnsmotorsports.com/b...m-turbine.html
Not much information I know but i can answer any questions ya got if you call.