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Old 04-18-12, 09:02 PM
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Old 04-18-12, 11:17 PM
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Well looks like my turbo is sold and is going on my friends r33 rb26 gts. Now time to shop.
Any feedback on the comp turbos and the precision 6766. i hear the 6766 flows better and the wheel is more alike a gt wheel on a garrett.
id like a solid 500hp-600hp

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Old 04-19-12, 07:20 AM
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Rich has the 6766 aspec kit but I'm not sure he's worked out all the kinks yet. Hopefully soon though, as I'd like to hear the difference between that and the 500r he was using.
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Originally Posted by silverfdturbo6port
hmm... The exhaust housing is a .96 non divided. I have heard that the non divided does not flow as well as a divided. My manifold is setup for a divided housing.
I've recently seen comparison of BorgWarner EFR 8374 vs. Precision 6266. Both turbos have compressor inducer around 62 mm and turbines are also of similar dimensions.
Same engine, same manifold and WG setup, maxxed out turbos. BW had divided 1.05 hotside, Precision had 0.81 undivided. BW spooled marginaly better, but Precision produced substainly more peak power and had lower backpressure despite higher power level. They tried bigger hotside but didn't picked up any power. So as you can see, turbine housing A/R ratio doesn't have such impact and effects can't be predicted.

http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=3042226
http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-eng...hs-inside.html

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silver i think just changing to a 1.0 divided manifold should fix the backpressure issue
Except there is no backpressure issue. Its just matter of boost pressure and overall tuning...

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I switched from a .96 undivided with a divided manifold to a 1.32 divided and everything was better, full boost sooner, more power on the street, and full power to redline pretty much, peak power didn't really change but the power curve is much better.
I'm under impression that larger A/R hotsides are better at utilizing pulse effect and are better at lower expansion ratio - during spool up. On the other hand, there is no reason why small housing shouldn't work at high boost.

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Would my p trim be the reason why I seem to have excessive back pressure and the boost gauge flutters a lot at high boost, even with a 18 psi wg spring, I can't tune it out anymore with the ebc, and I wonder if it causes a lot more heat.
Maybe its in the manifold setup?
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30psi on a 67mm with a .81ar id be curious
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Originally Posted by howard coleman
"im planning on using 550cc primarys with ID2000 and dont know if thats enough fuel for 500whp."

500 at 11 AFR at 85% duty cycle and 13% loss for lag is 4860 CC/Min.
if you want to run richer than 11 AFR you will need more or you could raise the pressure a touch.

running very small injectors in the primary and really large in the secondary is not ideal as you want an equal balance of fuel/air in each runner. an especially bad idea if you have significantly enlarged the primary ports/runners.

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I was considering that since i've seen a few people here that run it and say that it is enough for 500whp and dont have a problem with transition. My car is 90% weekend car and the other 20% is for track days. I dont want to smell like a gas station and i absolutely HATE when a car has trouble idling or bucking or driveability issues at low speed while cruising round town.

And ID725 and ID2000 is a LOT of money and im not selling drugs yet
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