HP range of T3 AR.42 turbo on D16Z6
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HP range of T3 AR.42 turbo on D16Z6
Sorry guys, I know you've got to be sick of these posts, but I just can't figure out those compressor maps. I read the How-To's in the sticky, but I'm still confused.
I have a turbo D16Z6 w/ TD04 turbo right now. I am going to be building a block over the winter in hopes of building a 250-300HP D series.
Is 250-300 accomplishable on a D series w/ a T3 .42 AR turbo?
I have a turbo D16Z6 w/ TD04 turbo right now. I am going to be building a block over the winter in hopes of building a 250-300HP D series.
Is 250-300 accomplishable on a D series w/ a T3 .42 AR turbo?
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Re: HP range of T3 AR.42 turbo on D16Z6 (1boostedcivic)
270 would probably be all you would want out of that if its a 40 or 45 trim like most of them are. It feels perfect for about 200whp and starts to lose more top end at higher boosts. Im sure people have pushed tham further but maxing out a little turbo sucks imo
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Re: HP range of T3 AR.42 turbo on D16Z6 (Bailhatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bailhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">270 would probably be all you would want out of that if its a 40 or 45 trim like most of them are. It feels perfect for about 200whp and starts to lose more top end at higher boosts. Im sure people have pushed tham further but maxing out a little turbo sucks imo</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks im not gonna beat ur motor up with it i was just curious!!
thanks im not gonna beat ur motor up with it i was just curious!!
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Re: HP range of T3 AR.42 turbo on D16Z6 (Bailhatch)
iono that a/r is alil two small for my liking. sure it gives lightning fast spool but it just doesnt flow enough cfms to but out big numbers especially if the block is built. i suggest the .48 for 220+ and .63 for 260+. both still get great spool and its not very laggy
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