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01-25-02, 05:29 PM
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Whats the difference between a turbonetics t04 60-1 and a regular garrett t04b 60-1,is there any thing different.
Also how loud do you think it would be if i dump my deltagate to the atmosphere. Thanks
Also how loud do you think it would be if i dump my deltagate to the atmosphere. Thanks
01-26-02, 12:31 AM
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Re: t04 ?
Originally posted by penko
Whats the difference between a turbonetics t04 60-1 and a regular garrett t04b 60-1,is there any thing different.
Also how loud do you think it would be if i dump my deltagate to the atmosphere. Thanks
Whats the difference between a turbonetics t04 60-1 and a regular garrett t04b 60-1,is there any thing different.
Also how loud do you think it would be if i dump my deltagate to the atmosphere. Thanks
I sell both of these turbos and have great results with them on the Rx7 motors, the 60-1 wheels are definately our most popular T04 turbo that we sell, almost our only t04 that we sell... We sell them for $750. With which ever size housing you prefer... Just go to our website in my sig, bear with it, we are just getting it together
.The wastegate vented into the atmosphere sounds like an open exhaust basically. If you have ever run your car straight off the downpipe, it is about that loud. But only at full boost. You will notice a power gain also as there will be less turbulance in the exhaust, because the redirected air that goes around the turbine wheel will just exit out, instead of being crammed back into the downpipe and mixing with the turbulant air from the turbine wheel.
01-26-02, 02:53 AM
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Re: Re: t04 ?
Originally posted by InitialD FC
The e housing is a much more efficient housing than the regular b housing. The b housing has been out for quite a number of years longer than the e housing, which was created as a "new" design for a better flowing/more efficient turbo. HP gains are noticeable, especially with a ported motor... The e housing also can support 50-75hp more then the b housing if i remember correctly.
I sell both of these turbos and have great results with them on the Rx7 motors, the 60-1 wheels are definately our most popular T04 turbo that we sell, almost our only t04 that we sell... We sell them for $750. With which ever size housing you prefer... Just go to our website in my sig, bear with it, we are just getting it together.
The wastegate vented into the atmosphere sounds like an open exhaust basically. If you have ever run your car straight off the downpipe, it is about that loud. But only at full boost. You will notice a power gain also as there will be less turbulance in the exhaust, because the redirected air that goes around the turbine wheel will just exit out, instead of being crammed back into the downpipe and mixing with the turbulant air from the turbine wheel.
The e housing is a much more efficient housing than the regular b housing. The b housing has been out for quite a number of years longer than the e housing, which was created as a "new" design for a better flowing/more efficient turbo. HP gains are noticeable, especially with a ported motor... The e housing also can support 50-75hp more then the b housing if i remember correctly.
I sell both of these turbos and have great results with them on the Rx7 motors, the 60-1 wheels are definately our most popular T04 turbo that we sell, almost our only t04 that we sell... We sell them for $750. With which ever size housing you prefer... Just go to our website in my sig, bear with it, we are just getting it together
.The wastegate vented into the atmosphere sounds like an open exhaust basically. If you have ever run your car straight off the downpipe, it is about that loud. But only at full boost. You will notice a power gain also as there will be less turbulance in the exhaust, because the redirected air that goes around the turbine wheel will just exit out, instead of being crammed back into the downpipe and mixing with the turbulant air from the turbine wheel.
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pictures of my garrett T04B .60 and .96 exaust
here are pictures of the turbo...
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubimage.asp?id_=64381
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubimage.asp?id_=59698
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubimage.asp?id_=64381
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubimage.asp?id_=59698
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