billet 62/62 vs BBT72 dyno
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Re: billet 62/62 vs BBT72 dyno
Its a modded walbro and its got 1600cc injectors.... Imagine a boost-a-pump and ID2000's I could see someone making 700. Im interested as well if its a BB or not, I know he didnt specify bb for it but he did with the 72 so I am guessing that it is not.
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Re: billet 62/62 vs BBT72 dyno
have you guys doubting it ever tired it?...lol
the pump is rewired, modded, 60psi base fuel pressure, 1600's... i dont see why 600hp is so hard to believe.
if i keep the revs under 9500rpm the afr stays in the safe zone... i took it to 10.5k a couple times and the afr would climb to 13:1
the car went 10.0@151 first pass. broke 3rd gear next pass
the pump is rewired, modded, 60psi base fuel pressure, 1600's... i dont see why 600hp is so hard to believe.
if i keep the revs under 9500rpm the afr stays in the safe zone... i took it to 10.5k a couple times and the afr would climb to 13:1
the car went 10.0@151 first pass. broke 3rd gear next pass
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Damn good numbers. I run a billet 6262 on my DSM and i love it. I make full boost by 4600ish and pull it to 8500 on just a stock *** head with FP2's.
I also run a 5857 billet on my 8.5:1 H22a daily driver. Its just on 15psi tho but its alot of fun. Real good turbos. I try to talk all my friends into billet wheels. None listen tho.
I also run a 5857 billet on my 8.5:1 H22a daily driver. Its just on 15psi tho but its alot of fun. Real good turbos. I try to talk all my friends into billet wheels. None listen tho.
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Re: billet 62/62 vs BBT72 dyno
have you guys doubting it ever tired it?...lol
the pump is rewired, modded, 60psi base fuel pressure, 1600's... i dont see why 600hp is so hard to believe.
if i keep the revs under 9500rpm the afr stays in the safe zone... i took it to 10.5k a couple times and the afr would climb to 13:1
the car went 10.0@151 first pass. broke 3rd gear next pass
the pump is rewired, modded, 60psi base fuel pressure, 1600's... i dont see why 600hp is so hard to believe.
if i keep the revs under 9500rpm the afr stays in the safe zone... i took it to 10.5k a couple times and the afr would climb to 13:1
the car went 10.0@151 first pass. broke 3rd gear next pass
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We have a Precision 6265 on my brother's S2000 and we made 835@30 something PSI this turbo is the best street turbo in the market period....
And if you want even more the Precision 6765
And if you want even more the Precision 6765
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Did you guys do anything to compare this directly with a 6262?
I just bought a 6265, but I'm not going to be able to get it on the car for a couple of weeks or so I would guess, and the suspense is killing me!
Thanks for sharing! ! ! !
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Re: billet 62/62 vs BBT72 dyno
I would love to see a full boost graf on a 2liter b-series ls stroke with the t4 diveded ballbearing gt35 with the 6262 billet wheel on a divided manifold and twin gates and with pro 1 cams.. I am so tempted I might buy a new setup.. gut damn
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I might Be doing just that I'll post up the results when I do. Does anyone have any numbers from a gt35/62mm precision wheel combo?
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6262 is a 62mm compressor inducer. Underrated @ 70lbs/min (ive seen over 80)
35r is a 61mm compressor inducer. Rated @ 65lbs/min
Both run T04S housings so they are pretty similar in size by the naked eye. The 6262 billet will flow a lot more tho
35r is a 61mm compressor inducer. Rated @ 65lbs/min
Both run T04S housings so they are pretty similar in size by the naked eye. The 6262 billet will flow a lot more tho