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Playing around with this turbo I found that the 6-blade non-gtx compressor sounds incredible. Like a jet engine spooling. The GTX doesn't make any noise. The T30 turbine does seem to be pretty restrictive given the size of the compressor. The GTX3576r is a better match overall, the smaller ar housings will want more boost to compensate. I like to keep the exhaust free-flowing, it lowers backpressure, EGTs, reduces pumping losses etc. The T350 turbine in the GTX3576r is much better suited for what the GTX wheel can flow. Don't forget that improving the exhaust backpressure will also improve VE, and depending on the engine can offset the loss of transient response gained by going to a larger volute. At least, this is what my personal testing shows. |
you could always weld a -3 or -4 AN fitting to the compressor housing or the cooler pipe, then run Teflon braided lines for your plumbing. That's what I've been doing with my setups for the last few years now and never have to worry about melted hoses etc ;)
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i haven't really decided for sure what i'll do for the turbo. the 3576r actually sounds like a decent option as well, and more people are pushing me towards the .82 housing. decisions decisions... |
what 35 is Ironsquid running? I havent seen any 35's other then fbm
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After reading the report...you say cooling isnt an issue, even in florida, where is the turbo mounted, if not the front?
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So when can we see some more detailed photos of this layout/design and some dynos? Eta to market sale?
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next friday or the friday after next muahahha
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How much increased snatch should one expect with this kit?
That should always be a major consideration with any modification. |
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