is a t76 to small?
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Only way a 76mm would work , is if was a S76. They use a big turbine wheel. They now have a new LDP "Low drive pressure" wheel. Which is suppose to be made for high backpressure situations.
A standard 76 will drop like a rock on that size of a motor.
A standard 76 will drop like a rock on that size of a motor.
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You will usually find me advocating the use of the T76 on larger displacements than most. I believe that it will do reasonably well up to 400 cid, whereas most say to cut it off at 350 cid. However, 465 cid I even believe is too big for it. The T6 flanged will do better, but ideally you would need a T6 flanged 88 or 91, bigger if it's drag-only.
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Originally Posted by allthrotle
thanks for the input guys. Im only going to be running 14lbs. it should run pretty good with that.
With a 76mm turbo i dont think you would even get to 14psi...... ive been there
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With those cubes id go with an 88 or bigger.... for quick spooling and a blast to drive.... id bet over 800rwhp at 14 psi with an 88......