Originally Posted by cortrim1
I would not run anything smaller than a .86 turbine housing on a t2 turbo. You will lose some top end and gain some response with the smaller housing.
I would not run anything smaller than a .86 turbine housing on a t2 turbo. You will lose some top end and gain some response with the smaller housing.
Originally Posted by Coheed
The .86 can spool just the same via improved volumetric efficiency.
Just look at a dyno graph of most T3 turbos. .63 vs .82. The .82 spools the same and makes a crap ton more power peak.
to each his own though. for sure the .64 should be potent enough.
The .86 can spool just the same via improved volumetric efficiency.
Just look at a dyno graph of most T3 turbos. .63 vs .82. The .82 spools the same and makes a crap ton more power peak.
to each his own though. for sure the .64 should be potent enough.
Originally Posted by cortrim1
this depends on where the autox is held and how big the run is. It really comes down to traction like any thing else you do with a FI fwd car. You are correct response is important.
this depends on where the autox is held and how big the run is. It really comes down to traction like any thing else you do with a FI fwd car. You are correct response is important.
Originally Posted by cortrim1
how do you know it will work. I doubt you have turbine maps for a turbo that did not come with a .64 housing. I would want the correct housing for my turbo. This is not to say it will not work well. It may work really well with a external gate.
how do you know it will work. I doubt you have turbine maps for a turbo that did not come with a .64 housing. I would want the correct housing for my turbo. This is not to say it will not work well. It may work really well with a external gate.
Originally Posted by GT2871RBLUBIRD
if you want to autocross i would stick with the smaller AR for more bottom end to mid range, the larger ar might give you greater mid top end to top end, but not the most ideal for autocross if you ask me
if you want to autocross i would stick with the smaller AR for more bottom end to mid range, the larger ar might give you greater mid top end to top end, but not the most ideal for autocross if you ask me
End of discussion. .78ar vs 1.06. Which one is which?
The red is 25psi on the 1.06 housing. the blue is 25psi on the .78. You can see that after 4000rpm the 1.06 makes a ton of torque, and is slightly faster. If I had started the pull sooner with the 1.06 I would expect torque to be even closer, but I started the run later on the 1.06 and the turbo wasn't even building 1psi of boost yet.
The response difference on the street was incredible. the 1.06 owned the .78 in response as well, granted this is a twin-scroll setup.
Just throwing this out there, because some turbos are DESIGNED to run best with certain housings. a .82ar GT30R turbo will perform all-around better than the 1.06ar version, despite the fact that there is a big difference in AR size. Just something to keep in mind. They don't exactly give you turbine data specifically for each AR size.