whos made big power on a t4 and small down pipe?
my buddys camaro has been 9.40 at 145 mph with a on3 78/75 and 3" downpipe on a 5.3 with 23 psi boost
don't know if that is big power but if you look up stock48 on here his nova has been low 8s on a borg t4 92 mm turbine.
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3" or 4" doesn't mean much. I can have a foot long straight shot down pipe that's 3" and it will flow better than a full length 4" system with muffler. A short 3" dump can make enough power to max most T4 setups with little gains to be had with a 4" pipe of the same length and diameter. Start throwing in multiple bends and mufflers and you need to bump up to larger diameter pipe.
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thats good info info right there. Honestly a 50hp losswhen uoir over 800 isn’t bad considering one turbo is like $400 and the other one is what....$1500-$2000?
or was it a 7075? I think those are around a grand.
What do you class as big power and what do you class as a small downpipe ?
with today's converter technology almost any combo can spool the T6/96mm so why pay more money to have alot mlre backpressure?
also another thing to add is the 83mm turbine wheel is probably only a good match for a cast 75mm... any of the bullet wheel 80-88mm turbos flow way more then the 83mm turbine is capable of on our v8 motors.
and all s400 turbos have a 5" DP exit so not many people are gonna bottle neck it down to a 3"... most go down to a 4" if they are limited in room
with today's converter technology almost any combo can spool the T6/96mm so why pay more money to have alot mlre backpressure?
also another thing to add is the 83mm turbine wheel is probably only a good match for a cast 75mm... any of the bullet wheel 80-88mm turbos flow way more then the 83mm turbine is capable of on our v8 motors.
and all s400 turbos have a 5" DP exit so not many people are gonna bottle neck it down to a 3"... most go down to a 4" if they are limited in room
yes we can spool those big housings and wheels, no question there. but for someone shooting for 600, 700, even 800whp, could a different exhaust housing and wheel combo offer better spool characteristics or street manners? its all in what your going to do with the car i suppose.
not everyone has the room for a 5 inch, or even 4 inch down pipe. i went with 3 inch personally because i couldnt even fit 3.5.
i dont mean any offense to anyone at all, and im not trying to argue with anyone here, please dont take me the wrong way. i just wanted a good productive discussion so folks can really see what these smaller t4 turbos are capable of.
with today's converter technology almost any combo can spool the T6/96mm so why pay more money to have alot mlre backpressure?
Your first post mentioned 600hp, now you're talking about 350hp....neither of those are remotely anything to do with big power.
And anyone saying you need 5" DP for those is clearly an idiot, likewise anyone saying you can only make 350 with a 3" DP.
And there are many T4 variants available and good ones can easily make 4 figures....and no T4 is ever setup for 5" DP in the first place
So the question is extremely vague...if there is even a real question in there that hasnt already been covered dozens of times
And anyone saying you need 5" DP for those is clearly an idiot, likewise anyone saying you can only make 350 with a 3" DP.
And there are many T4 variants available and good ones can easily make 4 figures....and no T4 is ever setup for 5" DP in the first place
So the question is extremely vague...if there is even a real question in there that hasnt already been covered dozens of times
there is no question in this thread. i just thought it would be an interesting discussion, and a way for people doing research to see what the smaller t4 turbos are capable of. like previously stated. some people cant physically fit a borg warner turbo or a 5 inch DP. i would just like to hear from more people who have made good numbers,dyno or track times, from a t4 turbo such as the 7675 precision or on3 7875.







