Compressor map for Super T-76 turbonetics

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Dec 17, 2004 | 06:52 PM

hellbents10

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Compressor map for Super T-76 turbonetics

I was wondering if I am the oonly one who cannot find a compressor map for a "SUPER T-76" Turbonetics turbo.

When looking at the compressor maps I found the T-76 would be ok for my app, when running relitivly low boost with low RPM ( to 6200 less then 16PSI). Allthough when I figure in how much air my heads and cam 6.0l will move at 6200-6600 and above 16 psi I start to fall out of range to were it will blow a lot of hot air. I would like to see what the Supers compressor map is and see if there claim to fame of higher boost looks good on paper too.

I just do not want to spend 1500 plus on a T-76 if its gonna run out of breath above 800fwhp.

Anyone have personal experience with the Super T-76 yet?

Thanks, BTW should be fast reg. cab S-10 huh.

Dec 20, 2004 | 06:34 AM

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i think the only published flow maps of a T76 is the standard one, dont think its a whole lot different
sometimes its hard to find the right compressor maps.
i think a standard T76 is good for 750rwhp, and the larger trim about 780rwhp, about.

Dec 20, 2004 | 06:52 AM

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Thanks, I guess its time to give them a call.

Dec 20, 2004 | 11:04 AM

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IIRC the super T76 uses the same compressor wheel just with a different and larger exhaust wheel. If you want a big T76, use a Precision PT76-GTS. It will make in excess of 900 RWHP.

Dec 20, 2004 | 11:23 AM

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I belive it also uses the bigger y2k compresor housing. I might look into a t-80. Allthough it might be touch big for stock cubes.

Dec 20, 2004 | 11:43 AM

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I belive it also uses the bigger y2k compresor housing. I might look into a t-80. Allthough it might be touch big for stock cubes.

Don't run an ITS T80. They don't provide any meaningful gains over a T76, but a lot more lag. I don't think the Super T76 uses the Y2K compressor housing, it just uses the bell mouth inlet like on the Y2K's.