HX35 14cm exhaust too small??
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Aloha fellahs
I own a diesel repair shop in Hawaii and also tinker with drift cars..just scored to FCs a S5 vert n/a and an S4 n/a.anyways I'm building the S5 right now I'm a newbie to the game but charged a couple piston cars in the past..I'm still collecting parts from friends here and there. I will be using an HX40 in my build I'll let you guys know how it turns out.any tech info on my build would be greatly appreciated.
I own a diesel repair shop in Hawaii and also tinker with drift cars..just scored to FCs a S5 vert n/a and an S4 n/a.anyways I'm building the S5 right now I'm a newbie to the game but charged a couple piston cars in the past..I'm still collecting parts from friends here and there. I will be using an HX40 in my build I'll let you guys know how it turns out.any tech info on my build would be greatly appreciated.
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No idea. Try it and see! That's what i'm doing. I'm thinking my hot side is too small but only time will tell. The engine i'm using it on is a "throw away" as soon as i have no2 thrash car.
100_2546.jpg?t=1306213686 A shot i took before i pulled the exhaust mani and intake to give me manifold ideas. Looks pretty small compared to what most run. I have a 12cm housing on mine which translates roughly into a .89 a/r (which is fine for what i want. Instant boost) and a 19cm housing translates into a 1.37 a/r which will have less backpressure, less heat. Bit more margin to tune with. Uh, i have no idea where your boost would come on because i'm just not into doing homework on such big snails on brotaries but full boost is going to take a while and your powerband is going to be up there in the rev range.
And here is your compressor map:
100_2546.jpg?t=1306213686 A shot i took before i pulled the exhaust mani and intake to give me manifold ideas. Looks pretty small compared to what most run. I have a 12cm housing on mine which translates roughly into a .89 a/r (which is fine for what i want. Instant boost) and a 19cm housing translates into a 1.37 a/r which will have less backpressure, less heat. Bit more margin to tune with. Uh, i have no idea where your boost would come on because i'm just not into doing homework on such big snails on brotaries but full boost is going to take a while and your powerband is going to be up there in the rev range.
And here is your compressor map:
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I'm sorry wha?
the hx35 when comparing maps and spool, is pretty much a garrett 30R.Only it spools quicker and flows a bit more...You'll see a comparison of it on the DSM forum. a 40 is pretty much a 35R..I'm doing a 9.7:1 mild street port build in my FD with an HX35 8 blade fueled by E85. My goal is close to stock twins performance and around 350-375 rwhp. I will then see if I can push up to 425 with pre turbo and port water injection. If it ends up choking up top I will see how a 40 feels or if I can get a 35/40 hybrid and billet wheel going later down the line.
I'm really thinking it should turn out something like this guys.
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/autox-fd-dyno-956766/
I'm really thinking it should turn out something like this guys.
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/autox-fd-dyno-956766/
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I think a 12cm^2 or 14cm^2 would be better suited for me I am currently building my s4 n/a keg for my first gen... going to try out some busa throttle bodies with a haltech... hoping for the best....
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