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Old 10-31-08, 07:54 AM
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turbo size question

I was given a holset H1E and want to try to use it on my FD. I contacted the manufactur for the specs but cant figure out how to convert what he sent me to something I fully understand, Hopefully someone can be of some help. I can tell by looking at it that the turbine housing is going to be a bit big, but I dont really care at this point. Its just a temp turbo to get the single project of the ground and it was FREE. Eventually i'll get a gt40r 1.06.

Compressor A/R- .6 cm^2/cm
Turbine A/R - 3.42 cm^2/cm

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anyone?
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You have a nice turbo and I will work just fine. Here is link to H1H vs. GT40R.
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...d.php?t=621035
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doesn't quite answer my question but I feel much more confident in using the H1E now.

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Does anyone know the conversion?
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double check your turbine housing specs. Most H1E turbos have an 18+ cm^2 hotside. You may actually be happy with this turbo for the price.
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It sounds like what I got from holset is wrong. I'll post a couple pics after my camra charges, probably wont help but we'll see. The serial number is 3526368 if that helps.
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Originally Posted by szalony
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Couldnt have said it better myself....
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Garrett A/R is in units of in/in^2. 1cm=.3937in so

.6cm^2/cm=0.24 (seems wrong)
3.42cm^2/cm=1.34

Also, besides the A/R you will need to know the wheel sizes and trim.

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Couldnt have said it better myself....
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Compressor wheel size = inducer 59.93 / exducer 81.66 I think it was about 50 trim but I forgot the equation to figure it out.

Turbine size = inducer 75.55 / exducer 66.95

1.34 wow... alittle big. My motors a "very large" street port but still. Maybe I'll try to get a hold of something around 1.0 to 1.15.
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Originally Posted by CarbonR1
Garrett A/R is in units of in/in^2. 1cm=.3937in so

.6cm^2/cm=0.24 (seems wrong)
3.42cm^2/cm=1.34

Also, besides the A/R you will need to know the wheel sizes and trim.
I don't understand your math. Every holset turbo I've seen has at least a 9 cm^2 turbine housing (HY35) and some of the H1E/HX40's have up to 22+ cm^2 hotsides.

here is some information I have collected about Holset hotsides (I cannot 100% guarantee accuracy)

Holset housing size - Garrett approximate equivalent

9cm^2 - .48 A/R
12cm^2 - .63 A/R
16cm^2 - .83 A/R
18cm^2 - 1.00 A/R
22cm^2 - 1.15 A/R
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arghx,
So what housing A/R do you think I have here. Its obviously pretty large. Hopefully its the 1 or 1.15. Its a 3.5 in v-band if that helps...

Steve
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