this turbo on 1/2 bridge?
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From: Bellingham Wa
this turbo on 1/2 bridge?
what do u guys think? will this get me by for a while? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
the hot side A/R is fine, the compressor is too small. which means the wheel is two small.
you could buy it, then buy a wheel and compressor and have it balanced...but then you have a 2.75 downpipe to make...BOOO!
by the time that turbo is up to par, you've spent almost as much as a new one.
HOT: 1.15 A/R or bigger with a p-trim wheel or greater, with at least a 3" outlet.
Compressor: 62-1 wheel or equiv. with at least .70 A/R housing, 4" inlet.
you could buy it, then buy a wheel and compressor and have it balanced...but then you have a 2.75 downpipe to make...BOOO!
by the time that turbo is up to par, you've spent almost as much as a new one.
HOT: 1.15 A/R or bigger with a p-trim wheel or greater, with at least a 3" outlet.
Compressor: 62-1 wheel or equiv. with at least .70 A/R housing, 4" inlet.
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From: Bellingham Wa
Ya, that hot side would make for quick spool up, but my motor is all top end so im going with a huge A/R sonething like a 1.35, i like having boost at 9,500rpm
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