14b or t3 turbo???
#11
Re: 14b or t3 turbo???
Originally Posted by jagojon3
A 14b can flow ~430 CFM @ 15 psi. A 60 trim T3 flows about 490 CFM at the same pressure.
You couldn't find any numbers on the 14b because you didn't try.
You couldn't find any numbers on the 14b because you didn't try.
A 60trim anything should not be confused with a/r specs.
When people say 60/63, 48/60, or any of the like, they are referring to a/r, not trims.
a 42/48 is no where near a 60 trim t3.
A 14b would be a better choice than a 48/52. Something like a 60/63 t3 would be just a tad bigger than a 14b.
A t25 is comparable to a 42/48.
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Re: 14b or t3 turbo???
Originally Posted by d112crzy
Just to clarify, because it seems just about everyone confuses this.
A 60trim anything should not be confused with a/r specs.
When people say 60/63, 48/60, or any of the like, they are referring to a/r, not trims.
a 42/48 is no where near a 60 trim t3.
A 14b would be a better choice than a 48/52. Something like a 60/63 t3 would be just a tad bigger than a 14b.
A t25 is comparable to a 42/48.
A 60trim anything should not be confused with a/r specs.
When people say 60/63, 48/60, or any of the like, they are referring to a/r, not trims.
a 42/48 is no where near a 60 trim t3.
A 14b would be a better choice than a 48/52. Something like a 60/63 t3 would be just a tad bigger than a 14b.
A t25 is comparable to a 42/48.
#13
Re: 14b or t3 turbo???
Originally Posted by jagojon3
I understand that. I was talking about a 48/60 T3 with a 60 trim compressor wheel.
#16
Re: 14b or t3 turbo???
Originally Posted by d112crzy
I know YOU understand. The post wasn't directed at you, but at the OP. He gets the 2 confused.
#20
Re: 14b or t3 turbo???
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
you dumb african american, no where in this thread was anything said about trim size by me. i have been talking about AR's the whole time. get your dick out of brandons *** and pay attention ******
I'm just giving you a headsup so you know