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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 07:08 AM
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hey guys..im currently building my true street car 67mm turbo...im wanting to go 9's, and im pretty settled on the billet 6765 but not sure wut .ar would be good..i was thinking of going with twinscroll topmount with 1.15 ar divided 6765, would this spool better than a t3 .82 ar? would the twinscroll be worth it? i kno ima have to rev to aorund 9k or more and dont mind it, but want somthing that spools a lil sooner...im shooting for around 700 whp...does anyone have personal experiece from the t4 divided 6765? i kno its not a true twinscroll turbo, but divided is pretty close... ive researched alot and havent found much..thanks guys!!my build consist of

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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 12:05 PM
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hey guys..im currently building my true street car 67mm turbo...im wanting to go 9's, and im pretty settled on the billet 6765 but not sure wut .ar would be good..i was thinking of going with twinscroll topmount with 1.15 ar divided 6765, would this spool better than a t3 .82 ar? would the twinscroll be worth it?
Spool isn't going to be of a concern if you're "running 9s". You'll have other methods that are needed to get the turbocharger to make boost before the light turns green ON THE DRAG STRIP

If this were a street/strip car, Just stick with the T3 .82A/R and be more realistic with your goals outside of "running 9s"
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 12:29 PM
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 12:57 PM
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Get a victor x manifold instead of skunk 2
And the b16 tranny no good for turbo.. Oh those injectors might be maxed out before u hit "9s" and the list might go on and on. Just my 02
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 02:33 PM
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yea i kno im needing a better fuel system, but my turbo is the key point right now because i wanna make sure i get a turbo thats gonna supply the power when i do upgrade fuel and some other things...i heard that an .82 ar t3 6765 would work fine cuz of the smaller exhasut wheel opposed to the 6768...i wouldnt rele need a t4 twinscroll to push that 6765 into the 9's, as long as i had other supporting mods of course
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 07:18 PM
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Get a victor x manifold instead of skunk 2
And the b16 tranny no good for turbo.. Oh those injectors might be maxed out before u hit "9s" and the list might go on and on. Just my 02
Please clarify. this does not make sense, really.
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jdmekay9
Get a victor x manifold instead of skunk 2
And the b16 tranny no good for turbo.. Oh those injectors might be maxed out before u hit "9s" and the list might go on and on. Just my 02
Negative. If he has the mph and rpm and can get it to the ground, the shorter geared trans is going to accelerate quicker. For his setup, he might need more gearing but for 700whp he can use the B16 gearing.
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Old Nov 5, 2011 | 08:13 PM
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My car will be on the dyno next week with the t4 divided 6765, 1.32ar hotside, H cover. I'll post results.
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Old Nov 6, 2011 | 03:44 AM
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yes im sure i can get into the 9's with a b16 tranny..maybe not the prefereed tranny for high hp, but will work...i will accelerate faster...at the 1/8 i was going 7.4 at 99 mph with 400 hp with b16 tranny..a friend with same hp with ls tranny was running around the SAME TIME but at 104 mph...please racer323 keep us updated on ur results..thumbs up!!
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Originally Posted by xjdmjunkiex
yes im sure i can get into the 9's with a b16 tranny..maybe not the prefereed tranny for high hp, but will work...i will accelerate faster...at the 1/8 i was going 7.4 at 99 mph with 400 hp with b16 tranny..a friend with same hp with ls tranny was running around the SAME TIME but at 104 mph...please racer323 keep us updated on ur results..thumbs up!!
I finished my tune this morning with the t4 6765 1.32 ar.

Setup is the 6765, E85, 10:1 compression B18C(stock port), BC3 cams, s300, 2 boost solenoids, 5lb springs in 2 Tial MVS 44s, id2000s

It made great power with lower boost also
319whp @ 5psi
420@10psi
500@15psi
597@22psi
803@35psi
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Old Dec 16, 2011 | 12:09 PM
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sweet made great power...wonder if that t4 divided is better or worth over the cheaper t3...t4 divided for the street is awesome and would spool good..using the t3 for drag might not be bad cuz with antilag and launching it in powerband, car would not need t4 divided...but looks good man, would like to see sum sweet vids
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Originally Posted by xjdmjunkiex
sweet made great power...wonder if that t4 divided is better or worth over the cheaper t3...t4 divided for the street is awesome and would spool good..using the t3 for drag might not be bad cuz with antilag and launching it in powerband, car would not need t4 divided...but looks good man, would like to see sum sweet vids
You won't really see a "spool" difference in your large 1.15 T4 divided turbine housing compared to a T3. The volute of the turbo is just too damned big. (yes, even with twin wastegates). Think about what you're trying to do with this car. You're under 3 litres (with a highly efficient cylinder head), it will just suck. Use a simple T3 in a .82A/R (since you're using the 65mm exducer exhaust wheel) and drive the car. No need to over think.
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I finished my tune this morning with the t4 6765 1.32 ar.

Setup is the 6765, E85, 10:1 compression B18C(stock port), BC3 cams, s300, 2 boost solenoids, 5lb springs in 2 Tial MVS 44s, id2000s

It made great power with lower boost also
319whp @ 5psi
420@10psi
500@15psi
597@22psi
803@35psi
Nice man! Post some pics of the car and dyno. I am interested to see how well it did with that large of a housing. I also just finished installing the fuel line kit you sold me and it is awesome! I will be contacting you about getting more work from you soon.
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Old Dec 18, 2011 | 06:16 AM
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why not go for the 6766? more efficent turbine wheel. But I would have went with the 1.15 housing in my opinion. On something under a 2.4L i dont think the 1.32 housing is necessary but its all dependant on back pressure.
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Originally Posted by yzracer323
I finished my tune this morning with the t4 6765 1.32 ar.

Setup is the 6765, E85, 10:1 compression B18C(stock port), BC3 cams, s300, 2 boost solenoids, 5lb springs in 2 Tial MVS 44s, id2000s

It made great power with lower boost also
319whp @ 5psi
420@10psi
500@15psi
597@22psi
803@35psi
1.32 A/R? Do you have any back pressure data on this car at 35psi?
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Old Dec 18, 2011 | 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by LS AzZkIkr
Nice man! Post some pics of the car and dyno. I am interested to see how well it did with that large of a housing. I also just finished installing the fuel line kit you sold me and it is awesome! I will be contacting you about getting more work from you soon.
I will try to post some pics of the graph later, I still need to get them from my tuner. Glad to hear you like the fuel lines, hit me up anytime
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1.32 A/R? Do you have any back pressure data on this car at 35psi?
I do not have any back pressure data. According to my tuner, the 1.32 behaved in the same manner as the 1.15, no real difference in lag or power. In my opinion, the 1.15 may have been the better option. For the exhaust, I just have the 3" vband expanding to 4" for the downpipe, and it exits near the crossmember with a 4" burns muffler.
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why not go for the 6766? more efficent turbine wheel. But I would have went with the 1.15 housing in my opinion. On something under a 2.4L i dont think the 1.32 housing is necessary but its all dependant on back pressure.
The turbo was purchased before the 6766 was out

and yes, the 1.32 is too big, agreed
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I do not have any back pressure data. According to my tuner, the 1.32 behaved in the same manner as the 1.15, no real difference in lag or power. In my opinion, the 1.15 may have been the better option. For the exhaust, I just have the 3" vband expanding to 4" for the downpipe, and it exits near the crossmember with a 4" burns muffler.
Did you make any pulls in the range from 22 to 34psi?
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1.32 is quite big, what RPM the engine spool please?

Do you think you will lose many HP with a .81 AR?
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1.32 is quite big, what RPM the engine spool please?

Do you think you will lose many HP with a .81 AR?
Not for a street/strip car no. A 1.32 is a serious size. Asking for "spool" would be silly, nor would it matter because he's looking at top end power with that turbocharger.

"spool" questions are for time attack, circuit and street use. Not for the Drag strip at these power levels.
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Did you make any pulls in the range from 22 to 34psi?
Yes we made some pulls in that range, I'll have to look at the graphs to see what the power levels were.
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Not for a street/strip car no. A 1.32 is a serious size. Asking for "spool" would be silly, nor would it matter because he's looking at top end power with that turbocharger.

"spool" questions are for time attack, circuit and street use. Not for the Drag strip at these power levels.
Yes okay I know, but wondering if when he changes gear the RPM down in Turbo spool, because if you get a long gearbox you can down to low.
What is the maximum RPM on the car? 8900RPM? or more?
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Not the best pic but here you go
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I finished my tune this morning with the t4 6765 1.32 ar.

Setup is the 6765, E85, 10:1 compression B18C(stock port), BC3 cams, s300, 2 boost solenoids, 5lb springs in 2 Tial MVS 44s, id2000s

It made great power with lower boost also
319whp @ 5psi
420@10psi
500@15psi
597@22psi
803@35psi
what manifold u running?
I'm running an AFI top mount and the dbb 6765 t3 .83 a/r
83mm 9:1cr b18c1 with LS crank and bc stg 2 n/a cams and I made 547whp 340tq @21psi on 94oct. cams un touched but was spiking and creeping alot, I'm using a turbosmart 45mm wg with the 7psi spring. did you have any spike or creep issues? what kind of tq did you make at your 22psi?
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