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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 12:24 PM
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Subzero - I just sent you a IM, you have any dyno charts I could check out?

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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 02:34 PM
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I did have a T 70 , it boosted quickly and pulled real strong , but its not comparable to my "new " turbo!!.
I run a half bridge with a TA 45 / 51 ("special") - 76mm comp wheel and a 71mm turbine wheel. 10psi (WG pressure as I couldnt get the EVC to hold the boost ) of boost is available from 4500 RPM up , the **** really starts to happen past 5000rpm. I got it up to 15psi in third gear whilst tuning a few times and it was scary as **** !! , I couldnt't even hold the RPM's past 7000.
I have since sold my boost controller and will be replacing it with a better one so that I can get the boost to 25+ psi.
I have also broken a few parts (2 diffs , 2 clutches & a PPF ) and am replacing/upgrading them as I go , I personally prefer a LARGE turbo , but it has to be PROPERLY matched to the motor and you HAVE to compramise a bit when it comes to all out power and response. Although you don't see 20+ psi on the boost meter by 3000 rpm , you sure as hell feel a similar or even greater pull but at a lower boostlevel !!.
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 03:01 PM
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can somebody explain "surge limit"? it must have to do with the compressor map mumbo jumbo that i still don't know how to read/understand

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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 03:23 PM
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If you are going to be running a large turbo, why not step up to t51 series? You get the bigshaft option and all the bearings, etc are more suited towards heavy duty usage, which more than likely means a longer life. I have a brand new Davinci: custom Garret utilizing a 76mm comp wheel, jet hot coated, .96a/ near exact same dimensions as HKS t51spl )i am going to have to get rid of.Let me know, also got a HKS 60mm racegate, and a blitz bov too.
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 03:29 PM
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Originally posted by Marcel Burkett
I did have a T 70 , it boosted quickly and pulled real strong , but its not comparable to my "new " turbo!!.
I run a half bridge with a TA 45 / 51 ("special") - 76mm comp wheel and a 71mm turbine wheel. 10psi (WG pressure as I couldnt get the EVC to hold the boost ) of boost is available from 4500 RPM up , the **** really starts to happen past 5000rpm. I got it up to 15psi in third gear whilst tuning a few times and it was scary as **** !! , I couldnt't even hold the RPM's past 7000.
I have since sold my boost controller and will be replacing it with a better one so that I can get the boost to 25+ psi.
I have also broken a few parts (2 diffs , 2 clutches & a PPF ) and am replacing/upgrading them as I go , I personally prefer a LARGE turbo , but it has to be PROPERLY matched to the motor and you HAVE to compramise a bit when it comes to all out power and response. Although you don't see 20+ psi on the boost meter by 3000 rpm , you sure as hell feel a similar or even greater pull but at a lower boostlevel !!.
how much did the turbo cost you?
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 03:51 PM
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About $2500 AUS.
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 03:53 PM
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how much for the entire setup? (fmic, manifold, etc..)
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 04:17 PM
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Mine "kit"is custom made by myself , so it was pretty cheap in comparison to the "big" name kits.
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Old Jan 30, 2004 | 04:58 PM
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i plan on building my own kit as well. not wasting my money on some name brand stuff, where i can buy the same stuff for cheper.
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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 05:12 PM
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I used the NPR large ic that I got on thr parts trader for $300 , all the piping was done using 3" aluminum pieces that I got welded on work. The exhaust manifold was made of schedule 40 steel "steam " pipe and elbows , wastegates and bov are tial ( cheaper and better than the BIG brands , in my opinion)
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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 08:52 PM
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Marcel, did you bust your diff, ppf, and clutches from launching the car? I'm hoping I can get by without replacing a few things since I'm not going to be launching the car. Please tell me you didnt bust your diff just from rolling into it

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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 09:30 PM
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Yep , just from "spirited " driving , I use 315 michilins out back though.
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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 09:38 PM
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You have an idea of the power you were making when you busted the ppf and diff just from spirited driving? Was it from the boost kicking in all the sudden and just busting it to hell and back or what? It wasnt from wheel hop or anything like that?

Damn, that sucks....I'm not running 315's but I do run drag radials all that time

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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 09:57 PM
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No I dont know how much power yet , I havent been able to get to the dyno yet ,I keep breaking things . With a large turbo like I have it builds gradually to 10 psi (my WG pressure) till around 4500rpms , after which it spikes past the 10psi (when I had the EVC working).
I have also maxxed out my A1000 at the 15psi , so I am again limited until I get my twin BOSCH '044's , I also sold the EVC to get an e Boost , I am quite sure the boost rise would be faster , since I use two 35mm gates that bleed off a lot when they start to open up early. The only thing left to break / upgrade now would be my axles.
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Old Feb 1, 2004 | 10:55 PM
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how much boost are your running all the time to be breaking all that stuff?

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Old Feb 2, 2004 | 04:16 AM
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10 psi . As is said , 10 psi on a large frame turbo is like 15-20 on the smaller ones . I had my car bone stock with the twins working perfectly with 10psi boost by 1500RPM and I am quite sure that my car is a lot faster now !!!.

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Old Feb 2, 2004 | 09:50 AM
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How many miles were on those parts? I been running 18psi on BNR stage 3's making over 400rw for over a year and never broke anything. Surely your not making 400rw or more on just 10psi of boost

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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 07:09 AM
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I just placed an order for a t-70 for my 1998 rx-7

What should i expect?
How much Hp
how good is the spool up

I made the decision in a hurry... Please please tell me i made the right one....

Following are the specs....

WET FLOATING BALL BEARINGS

SHAFT & WHEEL TRIM 64.5mm

COMPRESSOR WHEEL SUPER 70 60.5mm

TURBINE HOUSING A/R .84

COMPRESSOR HOUSING A/R RATIO .70


Some feed back guys Urgent....
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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 03:46 PM
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some feedback please. I just won the auction on E-bay... But i am not sure if it is something to be thrilled about since people are not giving very good comments... Only if i would have researched before the placed the bid...

Please tell me the ups and downs of this turbo.... Some feedback please...

thanks


Also please tell me how much boost i would be able to run on this turbo and how much better would it be from the twins. The spooling and the top end?

Please help...

Thanks
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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 03:59 PM
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Can you send an ebay link, a T-70 should have a 69mm compressor wheel.
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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 04:00 PM
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Well the only comment I can give you
is you wanted to be cheap so you got a cheap turbo

a T 70 has 70mm wheel
the Super T70 you won has a 60mm wheel

aka 60-1
I belive it has a T3 flange

you will need spend upwards of 150 to change the turbine housing

It should work
any turbo would work how good? is the real question
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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 04:27 PM
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Can you send an ebay link, a T-70 should have a 69mm compressor wheel.
it is from ssautochrome. And this is what the link says

THE BEST OF THE BEST:

BRAND NEW IN THE BOX!

SUPER 13B TURBO

MONSTER STONE " T70 "

FOR A GREAT POWER BOOST
WET FLOATING BEARINGS

WET FLOATING BALL BEARINGS

SHAFT & WHEEL TRIM 64.5mm

COMPRESSOR WHEEL SUPER 70 60.5mm

TURBINE HOUSING A/R .84

COMPRESSOR HOUSING A/R RATIO .70

I am sure now that is not the complete truth... but what is... I mean i just registered today on e-bay and in the excitement placed the bid.. Please tell me the ups and downs of this turbo...

I did not want to be cheap its just that i thougt it was too good a deal to pass on..Never had i thought it would not be true... Actually a friend on mine is using a T04e i think with an A/R of .60 and still his car is very fast.. i thought since this turbo has better A/R it would have more power...

Please tell me how much Hp would this turbo be good for and what sort of spooling should i expect

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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 06:09 PM
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They have been selling those turbos for a while
now
Yes The price is good
and they have half-a-dozen of those turbos for sale all the time no real OMG factor to rush and buy

If your on a budget
then I say go for it

It has a T3 flange

you will need to make a custom T3 manifold
or change the Turbine housing to a T4 which adds to the cost of the turbo


ok 1st
almost ALL Turbonetics or PT
names reflect there size
(rounded off)
a 60-1= 60mm
62-1=62mm
PT67= 67mm
T-66= 66mm
T-70= 70mm
T-76=76mm
etc

for mazdas
.81-96 turbine center housings
1.00-1.32 Tang turbine housings are optimal

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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 10:01 PM
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Old thread,but I ran a t70 on a street port. It had a
.96 exhaust ptrim. Full boost by 4500. I don't think
these are good for drag racing/street because their
sweet spot is way up there- 25+psi.It pulled like a
freight train up top, but lag was an issue between
shifts. I think a t66 or gt67 would be better. I have
switched to a gt67 .81ptrim and it is a much quicker
car. Still have to tune to get#s hopefully next month.
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Old Apr 9, 2004 | 08:39 AM
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Thanks guys... Having a manifold and downpipe fabricated is no problem for me.. I will make a custom manifold and downpipe just please please tell me i can make more than 400hp with this turbo... and also that it will spool before 5000rpms... I think for what i am paying for it i do not ask for more.....

The only confusion still there is that what actually is the A/R of the turbo?? They say 0.84 and 0.70
Is that true??


Thanks alot guys... Please tell me it is not a very bad buy... Do it for a guy who just blew his engine on which more then $4000 were spent
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