Derek@Vision Diesel
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Yes, Turbo only. $3000 with mount kit
I hope to be in that range when i get back from this Deployment Jacob!
THe mount kit is $1700? Ouch
Yes, Turbo only. $3000 with mount kit
I hope to be in that range when i get back from this Deployment Jacob!
Its the Hypermax kit. they arent cheap
Jason, which housing is a better overall for a gt4202. Light tow, alot of empty driving, very rare towing heavy, sled pulling and drag racing getting more and more attention every year. Right now i have a 1.15 with no wastegate.
Its a big jump from 1.0 to 1.15 compared to 1.15 and 1.25 or 1.3. If its too laggy now then 1.01. Look at a turbine map just to get a rough visual idea. But I would not change a thing until you have a engine that can and is running dialed in tunes qithout a bunch of comprimses as you had. Get at least a forged rod block in there with some of Matts tunes and then decide. If you run a 1.01 I would be getting a wg added if you want to get the most out of it.
In the other thread you ask about engine what to do. You do not have enough funds for a proper build so itill either takea longer time or you would have to make compromises. My suggestion that should work well for ya. Pick up a long or short block. Have the heads or your current one worked and ported for max flow vel and fire ringed. Fill your block 1/2 way and slap it all together. Pick up a second sb to have as backup and for the eventual full build. Run what you have done while you are collecting al the parts and machining funds you need for the full build. Also if the worst happens and you blow the current block you have one sittting there so you will be down for the shortest period.
The above will also fit with your current funnds of $4k. You can pu that second sb cheap if you are not pressed to rush to get it. $500 sb and $1000 for a good lb can be found. The first one may cost a bit more as you likely want it sooner rather than later. But you still should be good for getting the rest done on budget. Then you have your heads and fire rings done and can be moved to whatever block.
Anyway that to me is a good way and likely a best comprise to get you what you want/need. Your back up asap with a more rigid block and heads that flow much better and will stay put without long cure time. You have a backup sitting to cya and for the full build. You will be able to run that 4202 and 200% to full power. Even compounds if you keep the tq limited with fuel and proper wg. Then you can openit full and crank it all up on the built one. This all allows you to grow andenjoy much of it as you get it until you reach your final goal. That with very little extra waste or redundancy.
1.01 and be done. Or even a .98 for that matter
What turbo would you guys suggest for 450/400s going into a dedicated puller with an auto? Most of the classes around here still use the old 2.8 rules but might end up goin with a clipped wheel 2.6 charger of some variety to meet protrusion rules.....and yeah I know that is a lot of fuel for a 2.6 charger.
Most of the guys in the 2.6 class these days are running custom turbos based off of S400s (S480s) or HX60s. The level of competition and power range in your area will dictate how far you need to go, but don't expect to street drive your stuff with a charger setup for the 2.6 class unless you install something a whole lot more mild.
Most of the guys in the 2.6 class these days are running custom turbos based off of S400s (S480s) or HX60s. The level of competition and power range in your area will dictate how far you need to go, but don't expect to street drive your stuff with a charger setup for the 2.6 class unless you install something a whole lot more mild.
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Girl that i've talked to some at college pulls a competitive 2.6 D-max around here. She said that the charger doesn't even begin to start lighting until well over 2k RPM's. I can't even begin to imagine trying to drive something like that on the street, probably be a little smokey. LOL
You guys did see where I said dedicated puller right?? lol But anyway Jim Legg, Joe/Tom Hill, and Zach Andrews are three of the trucks that I would be running against regularly. Along with a couple fairly hot 12 valve dodges, one of which is running a billet sigma pump.....if that gives you any idea of what the competition is like in my area.
I have a HX55 Turbo. That as of now has a 25CM T6 Housing...
The turbo (in the specs) has a 86mm inducer and 80mm exducer Turbine wheel.
I am looking to go with a smaller housing. And I found a company that will machine a 1.10 A/R S400 T4 exhaust housing to fit the wheel on the HX55. All they want is 100 Bucks for the housing and to machine it. I think that is a fare price
Now would that 1:10 A/R T4 housing be to laggy of a housing??? Would it spool good enough to be a DD turbo and tow with it??? Or do you think I should go smaller yet???
The MAX boost this turbo will see will be 25 to 30 PSI if I go compounds. And that is the plan.. SO could I get away with the .90 A/R ????
They know for a fact the 1.10 Wall clamp onto the HX55. ust needs machined to fit the wheel..
BUT they migh also have .90 A/R and 1.00 A/R housings, That they think "might" clamp on th the HX55. ALL these housing are off a S400 Frame turbo..
I guess how close would the 1.10 A/R be to a 19CM housing????
Thanks for the help!!!
have you tried calling river city turbo in little rock?
I also have my eyes on a 16cm housing off a HX52 that will clamp onto the HX55 Just needs machining work done for it to fit..
I have my eyes on another housing of a HX52. just have not got a answer yet what size it is..