67mm=700hp???
That said, I don't think a 67 mm is a great match for 370 cid.
Mike
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That said, I don't think a 67 mm is a great match for 370 cid.
Mike
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Either way thought the t-67 is way too small for a 346 and like I already mentioned is even small for a 346 if its pushed at all. That said, I don't think a 67 mm is a great match for 370 cid.
Mike
1st hand from Harlan and Stenod. Ran the car at the track also.
Swapped to an S88 and went faster with less boost.
I'm just posting what I've seen.
Kyle
I'd be curious if any of the following were wrong with that combo (I've seen all of these reduce boost/power):
- Leaking BOV
- Weak WG spring
- Damaged turbine or compressor wheel
- Restrictive muffler or exhaust piping
- Restrictive intercooler or intake piping/MAF/TB
- Too small an air filter
Either way, there's enough data out there to prove that a 4276 is capable of well over 13 psi on 370 cid.
Mike
I'd be curious if any of the following were wrong with that combo (I've seen all of these reduce boost/power):
- Leaking BOV
- Weak WG spring
- Damaged turbine or compressor wheel
- Restrictive muffler or exhaust piping
- Restrictive intercooler or intake piping/MAF/TB
- Too small an air filter
Either way, there's enough data out there to prove that a 4276 is capable of well over 13 psi on 370 cid.
Mike
All of the above was the same for the GT42 and the S88... only thing that was changed was the turbo.....
The Turbo compressor wheel did contact the housing on the 2nd track outing.... the 1st outing was only a 10.7....
Kyle
It would spike to 12#s, and not hold more than 8-9. That was with the wastegate completely shut
fun street car, but when the customer gets more money, he will probably get a T76 ~. Again, he came across the shortblock for next to nothing, so sure its not ideal, I just installed the parts and tuned it, but we were way outta turbo





