alright this is for you turbo guys.
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alright this is for you turbo guys.
i am going to be building a race motor. i was just wondering on turbo size and what kind. im not completely familiar with turbo but the rotary i am very good with. im lookin in the 350+ range of hp. i was thinking medium range boost maybe 18-20. i was just wondering what turbos u guys are running. you know most bang for your buck sorta thing. thanks in advance guys.
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race gas.
so ted what do you think i should be boosting at
for fuel besides a fpr and new fuel pump i was planning on either 1000 or 1600cc secondaries. but am not sure about the primaries or if i should leave them stock. the engine will be bridge ported. so any ideas guys i was also planning on running a haltec e6x standalone. who has this and whats ur opinions?
so ted what do you think i should be boosting at
for fuel besides a fpr and new fuel pump i was planning on either 1000 or 1600cc secondaries. but am not sure about the primaries or if i should leave them stock. the engine will be bridge ported. so any ideas guys i was also planning on running a haltec e6x standalone. who has this and whats ur opinions?
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What reason do you have to run 18-20 PSI?
Why not run the GT35R at 13-15 PSI instead and make 350HP? Then you could run pump gas and not worry about high boost issues...
You don't need a bridge port to make 350HP. A port like that is wasted on such a small turbo.
Why not run the GT35R at 13-15 PSI instead and make 350HP? Then you could run pump gas and not worry about high boost issues...
You don't need a bridge port to make 350HP. A port like that is wasted on such a small turbo.
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IMO if you are looking to race this car, then the most important thing is to get a good manifold (stainless divided) and ball bearing turbo for the best response, especially if you combine that with a street port. Because you can do 350 easy on stock ports with a stage 4 hybrid or a cheap undivided HKS cast manifold and a 60-1 turbo, but they simply will not have the response you are looking for.
you are likely looking at a GT35R kit from A-spec or Turblown.
you are likely looking at a GT35R kit from A-spec or Turblown.
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