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Old 05-08-2005, 06:20 AM
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I currently have the SC61 turbo on a 2.0 mazda engine, I get full 27psi about 5000rpm.
I am trying to decide between the t3/67 and the t3/67 H.O. Now I was told that the t3/67 would increase my lag by 500rpm not bad right. Well I was also told that the t3/67 H.O. would spool quicker than the t3/67 If this is so I will go ahead and get the H.O. version. All in all this would mean that the t3/67 H.O. would spool close to what the SC61 does already just with alot more power. Any help would be appreciated.
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Default Re: T3/67 vs t3/67 H.O. (boostedfe3)

You must be shooting for FallGuys best time with his FE3, huh Andy?

I would go with the HO. That FE3 has a lot of potential and you guys haven't even started with any real headwork.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedfe3 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I currently have the SC61 turbo on a 2.0 mazda engine, I get full 27psi about 5000rpm.
I am trying to decide between the t3/67 and the t3/67 H.O. Now I was told that the t3/67 would increase my lag by 500rpm not bad right. Well I was also told that the t3/67 H.O. would spool quicker than the t3/67 If this is so I will go ahead and get the H.O. version. All in all this would mean that the t3/67 H.O. would spool close to what the SC61 does already just with alot more power. Any help would be appreciated.</TD></TR></TABLE>

The spool difference between an SC61 and a .63 A/R T3/T67 is negligable, there really isn't much there. The T3/T67 HO car I drove was a lagmaster. While my T3/T67 (Stage 5 Wheel, .63 A/R Exhaust) is coming on right around 5000, the HO was coming on at about 6000. Felt just like driving a PT67 car.

How much power do you want to make is a good question. An SC61 is 625, probably 650 WHP capable. I have no doubts a T3/T67 Stage 5 could make 700 WHP.
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No Im not trying to beat Matts times, as I dont have the probe anymore the FE3 is in a 90 miata now. About the t3/67 and t3/67 H.O. I got the info from Todd at Full-Race about the spool-up characteristics. If the H.O. would spool up somewhat close to the stg.5 wheel then I would get the H.O. I am only trying to make 550whp or better it was just hard to do with the SC61 because I had a stock head and I doesnt flow all that well. Now I have a ported head and it should wake up the motor alot.
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bump so maybe Geoff at Full Race can help me out
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