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Old 02-10-2007, 06:07 PM
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two S95's.....O.....M.....G......
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Whats that car going to make 3000hp?
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So you guys now have s-series offered in a t4 flange..

There is a GOD!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Dustin11
"The flange size would be T-4 but the volute would still be a T-6 so the HP and flow would be higher than an out of the box T-4 housing"

Quoted from bullseye power off of another website. Looks like they're doing the machining on these.

www.bullseyepower.com
Actually we are doing them in house,but they also do them.Thanks Blake

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Old 02-12-2007, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Stupid Boost
Actually we are doing them in house,but they also do them.Thanks Blake
Who is "WE"?? Forcedinductions and bullseye is doing them. Is there more??
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Originally Posted by Dustin11
Who is "WE"?? Forcedinductions and bullseye is doing them. Is there more??
Just FI and Bullseye do them....don't know of anyone else that BWA has doing their engineering.
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
For the ones that wanted to see the thumper S95.....

Here is two of our S95's on a new Outlaw 10.5 car for 2007.









The new 100mm versions of this turbo are in the works. Stay tuned...
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Originally Posted by Phil99vette
Whats that car going to make 3000hp?
Should be around 3500-3600hp on Alky (conservatively speaking). Traction is their biggest enemy and also reliablity. Most of the current units have to be rebuilt every couple of passes. The S95's will change this. Full seasons should not be a problem.
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question?..............what is the point of a large frame turbo with a t4 flange,....it is so big, everything has to be redone to make it fit anyway. so why wouldn't you just start with a t6 flange in the first place?.........also how do your s95 or any of your large frame t6 turbos compare is dimentions with a turbonetics turbo and the performance between them?
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i hope s85 lasts awhile
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Originally Posted by otherwhitemeat
question?..............what is the point of a large frame turbo with a t4 flange,....it is so big, everything has to be redone to make it fit anyway. so why wouldn't you just start with a t6 flange in the first place?.........also how do your s95 or any of your large frame t6 turbos compare is dimentions with a turbonetics turbo and the performance between them?
I believe its for the people with t4 flanged kits already. I'm starting from scratch and mine is t6 flanged.
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Dr T, what kind of car is that? Looks like a big block Chevy in there.
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Originally Posted by B18CYA
I believe its for the people with t4 flanged kits already. I'm starting from scratch and mine is t6 flanged.

well right.......but ive never seen a t4 kit that a large frame turbo will just fit in, so that means you must remake all the pipes, so a large frame turbo with a t4 seems kinda points less.
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what's the displacement on that motor?
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Originally Posted by otherwhitemeat
well right.......but ive never seen a t4 kit that a large frame turbo will just fit in, so that means you must remake all the pipes, so a large frame turbo with a t4 seems kinda points less.
Some classes require a T4 flange to race. So modified units that fit the rules but make alot more power are in demand.
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Originally Posted by 93formto98T/A
what's the displacement on that motor?
600ci+
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Originally Posted by DrTurbo
Some classes require a T4 flange to race. So modified units that fit the rules but make alot more power are in demand.

oh i see........thanks for the info.
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I'm looking forward to the new units. It'll sure make things easier for all when you get control over housing production.
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Any Update on the Turbo's Yet?
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Yes, but nothing that can go public yet. One thing is Borg Warner is releasing units with new ID tags and part #'s. If they don't carry the new ID's they are NOT from the performance AirWerks division and Borg Warner, and DO NOT use new ETT wheels. Some companies are wanting to copy our designs using standard non-Borg Warner wheels in them. Which means you are not getting BWA products and not getting the horsepower you are paying for. BWA is looking to crack down HARD. Only 2 places in the world will have these new tagged units. Ourselves and one of our foundry partners.


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