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Originally Posted by d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
Only the EFR line are ball bearing/water cooled.
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Originally Posted by ScorpionT' timestamp='1383679339' post='22862994
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920']
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
Only the EFR line are ball bearing/water cooled.
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The 64.5mm could theoretically make power in that range, but would be very near the edge. If you want more reliable power I would go with the custom 66mm because it should be good for ~900hp.
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Originally Posted by d-bo' timestamp='1383784846' post='22865303
[quote name='ScorpionT' timestamp='1383679339' post='22862994']
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920']
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920']
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
Only the EFR line are ball bearing/water cooled.
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The 64.5mm could theoretically make power in that range, but would be very near the edge. If you want more reliable power I would go with the custom 66mm because it should be good for ~900hp.
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Is that a 4.21 flange ? Or is a 3" stand vband an available option for him to do ?
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Originally Posted by ScorpionT' timestamp='1383847465' post='22866518
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383784846' post='22865303']
[quote name='ScorpionT' timestamp='1383679339' post='22862994']
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920']
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
[quote name='ScorpionT' timestamp='1383679339' post='22862994']
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1383615526' post='22861920']
cool i just realized you're the same person i have been talking to on evo-m Lolso is this the turbo we have been talking about ?
Only the EFR line are ball bearing/water cooled.
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The 64.5mm could theoretically make power in that range, but would be very near the edge. If you want more reliable power I would go with the custom 66mm because it should be good for ~900hp.
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Is that a 4.21 flange ? Or is a 3" stand vband an available option for him to do ?
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It comes with the 4.21" and thats what I recommend using. The turbine wheel has a 74mm turbine exducer so when using a 3" modified outlet the expansion area after the outlet would be very minimal which impacts performance. Not only that, but modifying the housings isnt safe and it can lose its burst containment capability. It works fine with the smaller 76m wheels but for the larger 79mm I dont recommend it.
Its also possible to get the 66mm wheel with the smaller 76mm turbine so you can have the housing modified with the 3" outlet, but it just adds to the cost even more.
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Originally Posted by passmans2kny' timestamp='1383329101' post='22857462
awesome, the airwerks line is gonna become super popular then, especially with them being journal bearing and realiable
You could always be the first here to do it!
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Garrett also just released a new version of the GT40R call the GTX40/88R. Will be very comparable to the new borg warner turbo and the 6466.
Here is an article I found on it: http://www.enginebasics.com/Advanced.../GTX4088r.html
Here is an article I found on it: http://www.enginebasics.com/Advanced.../GTX4088r.html
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Im still looking forward to the results. If I have time I might test it out myself just to see how it does, otherwise I will wait for the results from a shop I know has a bunch on order.
Garrett also just released a new version of the GT40R call the GTX40/88R. Will be very comparable to the new borg warner turbo and the 6466.Here is an article I found on it: http://www.enginebasics.com/Advanced.../GTX4088r.html