QMP kit w/67mm,Mustang dyno=500rwhp.
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PSJ, Im going back to the track on April 27th. Its a sunday and their having slicks only from 9-5. Im probably going to get kicked out again like last week for the whole no cage thing.
Rob, I was hoping you would chime in. Yes this is Mikes kit and its working great! My only issue with the kit is that the rear primary on the log has developed a crack. It was on the dyno and at the track with the crack and it did fine. Its just an annoying exhause leak. Im going to fix it this week. I was thinking of putting a 76mm on this setup.
Is there a 76mm that is the same physical size of my 67mm. Its already a close fit with the 67.
Rob, I was hoping you would chime in. Yes this is Mikes kit and its working great! My only issue with the kit is that the rear primary on the log has developed a crack. It was on the dyno and at the track with the crack and it did fine. Its just an annoying exhause leak. Im going to fix it this week. I was thinking of putting a 76mm on this setup.
Is there a 76mm that is the same physical size of my 67mm. Its already a close fit with the 67.
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Rob, I was hoping you would chime in. Yes this is Mikes kit and its working great! My only issue with the kit is that the rear primary on the log has developed a crack. It was on the dyno and at the track with the crack and it did fine. Its just an annoying exhause leak. Im going to fix it this week. I was thinking of putting a 76mm on this setup.
Is there a 76mm that is the same physical size of my 67mm. Its already a close fit with the 67.
Is there a 76mm that is the same physical size of my 67mm. Its already a close fit with the 67.
So best bet is, when you remove it, take it to a good Tig welder and have him "beef up" all of the welds on it. Make sure he bolts it down and doesn't overheat it, so as to warp it.
Also, if it's cracked now, you're losing boost. So be aware that when you repair it, you'll need to adjust your boost accordingly.
Regarding a larger turbo, you can slip a T76 p-trim right into the .96 ar housing you have now. You can do that without even removing the kit. Did it many times.
Good luck at the track!