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Old 09-22-04, 10:22 AM
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good T04 sizes for S5 TurboII (some combos don't have maps)

I'm looking at picking up a T04 for my S5 TurboII. I want it to be more than just a highway monster (no T78 sized turbos) and to spool decent around 3000 or a little above (maybe not full boost, but spool).

I had a T04E 60-1 with a .58 A/R (I think) hotside on another car before and it spooled really quick, but I know the .58 A/R is probably small for this car. I've heard people say you want a 1.15 or at least a 1.00 A/R hotside.

Right now I'm looking at a T04B .60 A/R Compressor side, 47.6 mm inducer and 70 mm exducer. Hotside is divided 1.00 A/R and a 62 trim wheel.

The other T04B I'm looking at has a .60 A/R Compressor side, 51.6 mm inducer, 70 mm exducer. Hotside is divided 1.15 A/R, P trim wheel.

Question I've got is, a .60 A/R T04B can have a different inlet and outlet sizes than a .60 A/R T04E can't it? Therefore without knowing the inlet or outlet size, doesn't the A/R not do much for you? A higher A/R on a smaller hotside would be similar to a lower A/R on a larger hotside, right?
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TO4B 60-1 or a 62-1 .8/.9 a/r


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so the T04B .8 or .9 A/R is good, and a T04E 1.0 or 1.15 A/R is good? There's a difference between the two overall sizes, so the right A/R is different if it's a T04B or a T04E?
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unless you have a ported motor stay with a .96, maybe a 1.00. The T60-1, To4E-R & S are all perfect turbo's for street, strip and track and will beat just about anything you come across... I have the 1.00 A/R on a ported motor and @ 20psi its 500rwhp-ish give or take
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Originally Posted by raising arizona
unless you have a ported motor stay with a .96, maybe a 1.00. The T60-1, To4E-R & S are all perfect turbo's for street, strip and track and will beat just about anything you come across... I have the 1.00 A/R on a ported motor and @ 20psi its 500rwhp-ish give or take
I've got a ported motor, although the last owner didn't say how aggressive it was, he just said it was a street port.

So you think the T04B .60 A/R Compressor side, 47.6 mm inducer and 70 mm exducer, divided hotside 1.00 A/R and a 62 trim wheel, is a good fit? How's it compare to the T04E T04R, or T04S?
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for all the talk of bigger turbos on here... come on guys, someone's got to know something.
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grab some compressor maps and post them up yo.
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All right... which one is the best fit?

T04B .60 A/R Compressor side, 47.6 mm inducer and 70 mm exducer. Hotside is divided 1.00 A/R and a 62 trim wheel.

The other T04B I'm looking at has a .60 A/R Compressor side, 51.6 mm inducer, 70 mm exducer. Hotside is divided 1.15 A/R, P trim wheel.

Which is a better fit for decent street driving, and still have plenty for the highway?

And wtf is turbo inducer and turbo exducer?
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Inducer and exducer is the parts of the compressor wheel. I had a great link to explinations of all this but its on my home pc i'm at work right now. :/

What trim are the compressor wheels? I am not that well at recognizing them by the actual measurements.


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I dunno... what is P trim and Q trim or whatever?
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