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what turbo???
idk what turbo to get. i want 800whp
im going to start building a motor. lsvtec with pro1's
i saw this turbo, a Garrett T3/60-1; With 0.82 A/R Turbine Housing;
any idea how much hp that one is good for?
i dont want a ball bearing cause its too expensive, looking for a turbo around $1000 or less. perferably t3 exhaust hosing
thanks
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im going to start building a motor. lsvtec with pro1's
i saw this turbo, a Garrett T3/60-1; With 0.82 A/R Turbine Housing;
any idea how much hp that one is good for?
i dont want a ball bearing cause its too expensive, looking for a turbo around $1000 or less. perferably t3 exhaust hosing
thanks
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T3 housing, less than $1000 and you want 800whp.....yeah, that's not going to happen
The T3/60-1 is good for bout 500whp, but is not going to get you even close to your goal. The only two turbos that are going to get you there are the GT4294R or the BW S372R. The latter would be my personal choice. It flows more than the Garrett and ultimately makes more power. It's the same turbo Tony1 used to get his SFWD car into the 8's
The T3/60-1 is good for bout 500whp, but is not going to get you even close to your goal. The only two turbos that are going to get you there are the GT4294R or the BW S372R. The latter would be my personal choice. It flows more than the Garrett and ultimately makes more power. It's the same turbo Tony1 used to get his SFWD car into the 8's
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Re: (Schister66)
I have a 60-1 good turbo to 500 but like they said you wont make close to 1000 hp with a t3 housing and 1000$ you need a little bit more money and a bigger turbo.....
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Re: (90lsvcrxva)
opps sorry i ment 700hp
proof reading owns me
but i guess its no different then 800
what about a t3t67?
i hadnt plan on making it a drag car right away
looking because while i do want the hp. i wont right off the bat want that much hp; gradually build to it so i figure why not just buy a good turbo instead of buying a smaller one just to buy a bigger turbo and waste that money. make sense?
thanks everyone
Modified by civickiller at 8:36 PM 11/1/2008
proof reading owns me
but i guess its no different then 800
what about a t3t67?
i hadnt plan on making it a drag car right away
looking because while i do want the hp. i wont right off the bat want that much hp; gradually build to it so i figure why not just buy a good turbo instead of buying a smaller one just to buy a bigger turbo and waste that money. make sense?
thanks everyone
Modified by civickiller at 8:36 PM 11/1/2008
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Re: (90lsvcrxva)
PImp that picture in one more thread and I vote ban.
The problem with running a 700hp turbo and 'gradually' increasing power, those turbos don't exactly make 'low' HP numbers even at 5psi. You also will have a HARD time controlling low boost w/o running either a single huge WG or 2 smaller WG's.
If you insist on getting a big turbo right away, look at ATP's selection of Garrett GT-series with journal bearings. They have two big GT4088 for just under and over $1k. But both have a divided T4 flange, but honestly you need T4 for 700whp. I would really suggest getting a manifold with a flange with both t3 and t4 boltholes, then starting with an 'ordinary' 57trim for your first 400-500whp or so. If you buy it used, you can usally sell it used for the same price when you want to upgrade.
The problem with running a 700hp turbo and 'gradually' increasing power, those turbos don't exactly make 'low' HP numbers even at 5psi. You also will have a HARD time controlling low boost w/o running either a single huge WG or 2 smaller WG's.
If you insist on getting a big turbo right away, look at ATP's selection of Garrett GT-series with journal bearings. They have two big GT4088 for just under and over $1k. But both have a divided T4 flange, but honestly you need T4 for 700whp. I would really suggest getting a manifold with a flange with both t3 and t4 boltholes, then starting with an 'ordinary' 57trim for your first 400-500whp or so. If you buy it used, you can usally sell it used for the same price when you want to upgrade.
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Re: (civickiller)
making 500 or 800hp its gonna cost a ton of $$$$$$$ lol but doing any kinda boosted set-up always turns out to empty ur pockets quick lol dont u wish u just had tons of money all the time?
well like HiProfile said u buy a used turbo that u want just to get some good power then when its time to upgrade u just sell that for w/e u can get and then go ahead with the monster turbo....same wit buyin the mani....either buy one that u can use for both the t3 and t4 boltsholes or just buy a used mani for cheap for ur smaller set-up and sell that later too.....
well like HiProfile said u buy a used turbo that u want just to get some good power then when its time to upgrade u just sell that for w/e u can get and then go ahead with the monster turbo....same wit buyin the mani....either buy one that u can use for both the t3 and t4 boltsholes or just buy a used mani for cheap for ur smaller set-up and sell that later too.....
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You should look at some Borg Warner Units. There are T3 and T4 versions of the S366 ETT and it will get you to 800whp but Im not sure if it can be accomplished with the T3 version. The S362 ETT will break 700 whp in the T3 version and the spool is similar to a GT35R or even better.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheShodan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">700whp on the S362 is REALLY pushing it. it is better w/ the S366 or S368. Even in T3 version. Either way , the S362 will wipe the floor with a GT35R</TD></TR></TABLE>
now this is def a person to listen to on turbo topics if anyone is gonna be able to tell u whats what it will be the grandmaster of turbo design .....
i really dont know much about the borg warners myself......are they just built better or just more reliable?
now this is def a person to listen to on turbo topics if anyone is gonna be able to tell u whats what it will be the grandmaster of turbo design .....
i really dont know much about the borg warners myself......are they just built better or just more reliable?
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Re: (BDaTurboTeg)
i know this is not the power goal i wanted but i cant decide which turbo to buy; i figured i would take the advice and start with a smaller turbo.
sc61
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t3/60 82ar
which one? im looking for power but also one without crazy spooling time. id,k if u need the motor
lsvtec 83mm pro 1 cams, idk if that helps the advice
thanks
sc61
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t3/60 82ar
which one? im looking for power but also one without crazy spooling time. id,k if u need the motor
lsvtec 83mm pro 1 cams, idk if that helps the advice
thanks
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Re: (civickiller)
Originally Posted by civickiller
i know this is not the power goal i wanted but i cant decide which turbo to buy; i figured i would take the advice and start with a smaller turbo.
sc61
gt3782
t3/60 82ar
which one? im looking for power but also one without crazy spooling time. id,k if u need the motor
lsvtec 83mm pro 1 cams, idk if that helps the advice
thanks
sc61
gt3782
t3/60 82ar
which one? im looking for power but also one without crazy spooling time. id,k if u need the motor
lsvtec 83mm pro 1 cams, idk if that helps the advice
thanks
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Re: (TheShodan)
my power goal is around 700hp but people advise going with a smaller turbo so i figured around 500 or so. weekend cruiser with drag racing 2 weekends a month so it wont be a full out race car. will see some street racing so that why im curious about spool time and i dont want to rev above 9k so i would want a turbo that spools around 5k or so.
thanks
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Ok. Get that 700whp stuff outta your head. you'll never need it (or be able to control it) on the street anyway.
Now that you've got the power goal set, you can narrow down more.
1. Cost- What is your maximum willingness to pay for a turbo?
2. Journal or ball-bearing cartridge? - Do you know the responsibilities required on each type? (And "quicker spool" is a by-product of the cartridge and wheel design together, not just because it is "ball-bearing")
3. Flanging. T3 or T4? 4 bolt turbine housing or v-band?
4. Do you already have a downpipe? If so, which?
Don't get into a story, just start answering those questions to narrow your options down.
Now that you've got the power goal set, you can narrow down more.
1. Cost- What is your maximum willingness to pay for a turbo?
2. Journal or ball-bearing cartridge? - Do you know the responsibilities required on each type? (And "quicker spool" is a by-product of the cartridge and wheel design together, not just because it is "ball-bearing")
3. Flanging. T3 or T4? 4 bolt turbine housing or v-band?
4. Do you already have a downpipe? If so, which?
Don't get into a story, just start answering those questions to narrow your options down.
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not 800whp but over 650 for sure.......is that not enough power? i have a feeling you never felt anything more than 350-400whp on the street with street tires....is un-controlable to say the least.
not 800whp but over 650 for sure.......is that not enough power? i have a feeling you never felt anything more than 350-400whp on the street with street tires....is un-controlable to say the least.
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OP needs to think long and hard about what goals and why he wants them.
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Damn, idk what to say about 300 on the streets, not trying to talk ****, and there is plenty of weight in a civic, or get better tires, both i and my roommate are making over 500 on the streets with 350+ torque, the car dead hooks 4th gear and is an animal.
On another note, if you are seriously considering 800whp, get a 42r or even would be happy with a pt6776 they make right around 750whp, got a buddy who went 9.45@157 on first pass on pt67
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