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mind sharing what turbine housing you use to run that amount of boost..? its awesome i should say ... =)renxun ... it's proven on my own engine.. 2.7bar with race fuel all the way to 10k RPM..
Bump: renxun ... it's proven on my own engine.. 2.7bar with race fuel all the way to 10k RPM..
hehehe bro like this ...no need to get forged internal..leave factory stock internals and whack a gt35r and do up the head....can whack 2.7bar...i run a 0.82 Turbine housing..
ermm..it's not that surprising..there are many cars out there running this boost..
huhuhu..tot u had reciepe for 2.7bar wif stock internal...nvm im happy wif my stock engine edi..no no guys..don't get me wrong..
my past setup was total stock block with TD06-25G + NoS...made 420on wheels...
current setup is fully fortified from crank all the way to head..and running a 35R with 0.82 turbine housing, maxing out boost @ 2.7bar pulling all the way to 10k RPM.
can be done bro,assuming he's running c16,n sum strawberry jus to cool down the air temp. that can bring him approximately 550 - 600 on wheel i guess..umm, gt35 compressor map shown at the garrett webpage only plots about until 3.3 PR (assuming 1 bar atm). How do you bring it until 2.7 bar ?
2.7 bar gauge + 1 bar atm = 3.7 bar absolute
PR = Compressor pressure/Compressor inlet pressure
PR = 3.7 bar absolute/1 bar absolute (restriction at the inlet is neglected)
PR = 3.7
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correct me if i am wrong