Comp Turbo ct4 6465 billet or Precision 6266 billet, for 600hp goal
Hi, I'm looking for suggestions for actually doing these two turbines, which would work best and which of the two is better quality. Both turbos with a / r .63 Turbine housing. which of the two produces more horsepower per pound of boost for 600hp goal, street and track car D series fully built!
comp turbo is very efficient, nthats wat im using. had the 6765 billet and made 749 on 31lbs with 9:1 comp. going bigger now but sticking with comp
there is a local shop here in washington making 1200+whp in their shop car on a fulling built B18c1with a Precision 6765H and they made 698whp on their full build D16 with the same turbo. speedfactoryracing.net
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yup! its only rated for 900+ but check the website if you dont believe that turbo is way underrated. they are running a divided 1.44 A/R on the hot side on a B18C1 on 85mm sleeves the car is a beast. here is a video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSpDocQPqUw
Im not having a debate I have seen the car in person at the track and when I was getting my car tuned there. let me get their dyno sheet. in 2010 they made just a hair over 1100whp and in 2011 switched to a precision GT4272R and made over 1200whp.
Last edited by H22AFerio; Jan 2, 2012 at 12:48 PM.
OP...
A billet 6262 will net you 600 whp with no issues, no need for the larger turbine wheel from the 6266.
You are speaking of Speed Factory's Hatch, driven by Kevin Kempf that races in the Outlaw Street class, and they are NOT using a 6765. That turbo is not even capable of making that type of power. That particular car is using a Precision billet GT-4272R, or they might have switched to the 7280. They are capable of making 1200+ whp, but the billet 6765 is not.
OP...
A billet 6262 will net you 600 whp with no issues, no need for the larger turbine wheel from the 6266.
OP...
A billet 6262 will net you 600 whp with no issues, no need for the larger turbine wheel from the 6266.
well....possible was thrown out the door when we were making around 750 lol.
basic block with a decent portflow head, ramhorn, magnus intake manifold. 11:1 83mm
I promise this power was not a battle to make.
basic block with a decent portflow head, ramhorn, magnus intake manifold. 11:1 83mm
I promise this power was not a battle to make.
Sure.. ok. Perhaps it was a "dyno" measurement thing, as it was different in our experiences with it. But if you say so, ok.
I know it's possible to reach 600 horsepower with a precision 6262, but you have to fit more than 32-34 lb of boost. I am looking for a more efficient turbo to me, a little larger than the 6262 and was the 600 horsepower less than 30 pounds of boost! which of these two brands is more efficient turbos and what you think I work better
on a d series? im speaking of B, sorry
and i believe we were running around 30-34 psi.
on a B, we did exactly what i said. I bet600 is doable on the d series.
and i believe we were running around 30-34 psi.
on a B, we did exactly what i said. I bet600 is doable on the d series.
haha im sure they will/ Yeah its a beautifl car!! yeah that thing is super fast I would love to go for a ride but I cant talk them into it haha.
With the right parts 6262's will do 700 with no problems. A local b series car i've done fab work on and sold a 6265 to does 770ish @ 25-26psi. Reputable dyno that pretty much any fast car in AZ dyno's on too before that arguement comes up.
I digress, as this isn't even about me or proving me right or wrong. I don't want to distract from the original point of this thread



