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Old 08-05-2008, 07:31 PM
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So, I've been starting my SOHC Z6 build, stock block, eagle/wiseco setup 9.0:1, Studs, cometic gasket, 59300 w/springs and retainers, stock ports until I can afford a head to visit Brad and Howard at RLZ. I'm somewhat stumped as to what turbo to run at this point. I want to be able to make a little over 400 on race gas(with room to grow), somewhere around 350 on pump if possible. I'm hung between SC60 and SC61. I'd like to have the .63 housing, but I don't know if thats going to give up too much low end to have a car that might be fun to drive on the street. I've searched on here, had 4-5 results to SC61's on SOHC motors but, they all seem to be racecars making a peak power, not really making a power band. Anybody have any suggestions as to where i should go on this one? I know its somewhat of a broad question, and I'm sure theres more info out there if I looked around for hours. Anyone have a link or personal experience as far as SC60 or 61 on a mild built Z6? I'm open to suggestions to alternative turbo suggestions also that could make a decent power band but still hold up to the number on the top side.
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those things are laggy enough on a stock gsr that moves more air than a D...

i can only imagine having a powerband from about 6-8k
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Default Re: Anybody with a SOHC street car on an SC61? comments? Suggestions? Flame me? (Boostfed86)

http://www.d-series.org/forums...ge=17

go-autoworks ran one on his d16 setup and ended up with 284whp/212tq on only 10 psi.There's a graph on that page too.(granted his car is more of a race car that your not looking for but it gives you a graph to look and and see if the powerband is something you can live with)If you search sc61 on d-series.org and turbod16.com (when it's working right) there are more results.


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thanks man, i appreciate that link. Anybody have any SC60 build links?
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Default Re: Anybody with a SOHC street car on an SC61? comments? Suggestions? Flame me? (Boostfed86)

SC60s are a 60-1 compressor cover with a stage III exhaust wheel. They can work, but are rather a mismatch. I recommend more of a T3/T04E 60 trim turbocharger as opposed to an SC60 for the powerband that you're looking for.
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does f22b1 motors count...

I have an sc61 on my motor and I make full boost just around 4200-4500 rpm roughly looking at datalogs... varies slightly depending on how much boost and what gear I am in. you just need to use a bigger sohc in your street car.

serious though. I would think an sc61 would be overkill for a z6 only looking to make 350-400whp. Depending on your budget maybe consider a 57 trim like the sc34 or if you have money to burn a gt30r. there is a semi-local d16 (mike93eh) making over 400whp on the sc34, he is on here as well. maybe he will see this thread and chime in.
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lol, I'm pretty sure you've got quite a stroke on me. I can't imagine how a 22B pulls on a 61. I did a big 16G on a F22B and it was pretty hellacious- instant spool, tons of torque- ***** to the wall.

I've thought about the GT30 route. I'd really really love to get one, Its not nearly as easy to find them as GT35R's though.
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I'll add more later, I caught the thread walking out the door. You can also search NewtDogs setup. I'd suggest a diff. turbo for our goal.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfed86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lol, I'm pretty sure you've got quite a stroke on me. I can't imagine how a 22B pulls on a 61. I did a big 16G on a F22B and it was pretty hellacious- instant spool, tons of torque- ***** to the wall.

I've thought about the GT30 route. I'd really really love to get one, Its not nearly as easy to find them as GT35R's though. </TD></TR></TABLE>

This is true. Like I said though, you don't have to go over $1000 just to get that powerband that you're looking for, really.
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I've been doin a little research today in free time running in and out of the shop to the net. Found a bit of info on turboD16 but, its so hard to navigate through the rifraft of high school kids trying to build something from a probe turbo and DSM sidemount over there. good site though.

Need more input on the SC60 if possible...
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NewtDogs SC61 dyno


My SC61 Dyno 10psi


B18efhatchs' at 17psi


The61 is nice, definately will pull like a train on the topend. It wasn't as "laggy" IMO as I anticipated. For the 400whp goal I would probably go SC50 .63, it just depends on how much further in whp you want to go further down the line. If $$ isn't a factor, I'd look into the S256 or S259.
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autoworks, Thanks a lot for your post. I have been checking out your posts on turboD16. I want to make 400 for the time being, however, I do plan on expanding in the future and I don't want to drop the loot on a turbo that I'll have to drop from my setup when I step it up. I feel like I've almost brain washed myself into the SC61 because no matter what I find. I guess its because i haven't been able to really find any SC50 or 60 vids or numbers that are supporting my goals.
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Here's an SC50 setup we did, tuned by Blueridge, they shouldn't be too far away from you.



There's plenty left in it, the car is running a Greddy FMIC, a better FMIC and more boost would definately make a sizeable increase.

You'll find alot of info on d-series.org as well.
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I seem to have failed to mention I have been speaking with Bob from RCautoworks about having a Ramshorn and Downpipe built shortly. I think I'll be set on the intercooler, just mocked up my RevHard 31X12X3.5 FMIC on the front of the car Sunday and I expect it to be efficient to atleast 600, possibly more. I'm guessing the SC60 car was on pump gas also? Do you know a round-about of what Psi he was running his setup to make that power? I have been considering BRMS but, i've sent multiple cars i've put together for a few people to Howard at RLZ and never had a problem. I'm somewhat stuck between the two of them. From what I understand, Joeseph Davis is tuning for/at BRMS now?

Edit- saw the 20psi note. Does the car have a cam or any headwork?


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I have the T3/T61 which is a touch smaller than the SC61, it uses the same compressor, but uses the Stage 3 turbine housing for a touch fast spool than the stage 5 SC61 turbine wheel. I've been in running it for the last 4 years on my Y8, hauls *** top end!
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I feel like that is basicly exactly what i want, an SC61 with a bit smaller exhaust wheel. I really do not want to run a .48 housing on the back side and lose the torque and top end. I built a boosted ZC for a friend of mine last year on a .42/.48. Great street car but, I'd like to make atleast twice what that car made and my motor will be much more rev capable than his stock ZC. I realize the intake side on what I'm talking about is extremely larger than that setup so, i know that will obviously yield much greater power. I guess what I'm saying is I really want something to hit hard and pull strong but, at the same time, i don't want to leave a stop light and feel like I'm going to be waiting for the next stoplight to get moving. Are there any turbo's near identical to a SC61 minus the stage 5 wheel? Gahwd, i feel like a fuggin NOOOB!
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Whatever you get, go with the .63 A/R at least.
The T3/T61 is a nice one as well, search ElSpool, he has info on his setup somewhere on here. The SC61 isn't as laggy as you would think.
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I am 100% positive whatever i go with will be a .63a/r. The more i watch vids of the SC61 cars, the more I want one and the more I like the powerband. When the cars hook they fuggin leave. Greg, do you have any video's of your car with the SC61 besides on the dyno?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfed86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am 100% positive whatever i go with will be a .63a/r. The more i watch vids of the SC61 cars, the more I want one and the more I like the powerband. When the cars hook they fuggin leave. Greg, do you have any video's of your car with the SC61 besides on the dyno? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Unfortunately no, the one night we took it to the track w/ the camera, we made the test pass to make sure everything shifted smooth and it did. Next pass, nice burn out, broke the axle at the line . Towed it home, new upgrades going into a new chassis now
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you got a new build thread for the new set up here or t-d16?
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goautoworks put a kit together for me and my Z6. Very similar setup to yours, oem HG, Crower stg2t. my turbo is a t3t4. I made 280whp at 18psi. stock t/b,i/m,ports. this all was with cyl4 piston rings not sealing.

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My point is if those numbers are your goal, profesional head work is your friend with that d on your back. When I'm ready I'm sendin mine over to endyn(www.theoldone.com) they do work!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfed86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I seem to have failed to mention I have been speaking with Bob from RCautoworks about having a Ramshorn and Downpipe built shortly. I think I'll be set on the intercooler, just mocked up my RevHard 31X12X3.5 FMIC on the front of the car Sunday and I expect it to be efficient to atleast 600, possibly more. I'm guessing the SC60 car was on pump gas also? Do you know a round-about of what Psi he was running his setup to make that power? I have been considering BRMS but, i've sent multiple cars i've put together for a few people to Howard at RLZ and never had a problem. I'm somewhat stuck between the two of them. From what I understand, Joeseph Davis is tuning for/at BRMS now?

Edit- saw the 20psi note. Does the car have a cam or any headwork?


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You wont be dissapointed with the RCauto setup. Here is a pic of mine



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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfed86 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you got a new build thread for the new set up here or t-d16? </TD></TR></TABLE>
No, not yet. It will more than likely be on http://www.d-series.org first.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BiggieBert &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">goautoworks put a kit together for me and my Z6. Very similar setup to yours, oem HG, Crower stg2t. my turbo is a t3t4. I made 280whp at 18psi. stock t/b,i/m,ports. this all was with cyl4 piston rings not sealing.
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Hey man, haven't heard from you in a while. Nice numbers, too bad about the rings not sealing.
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Ya it sucks, I got the head off right now, block comin off today. tomorrow off to tha precision shop with my new vitara 75.5's. Even with my rings not sealing, I was still able to pull on a cobra and a CBR600(small town). Point being Autoworks does not disappoint.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BiggieBert &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ya it sucks, I got the head off right now, block comin off today. tomorrow off to tha precision shop with my new vitara 75.5's. Even with my rings not sealing, I was still able to pull on a cobra and a CBR600(small town). </TD></TR></TABLE>
Sounds good,

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