big ole turbo. any thoughts?
just wantin some input on what this turbo is gonna perform like. it's a 6.2L GM deisel turbo, and there's no specs on it, but it says that it's a borg warner/ihi, and it looks like it has a standard t3 exhast flange. the inlet is 3 inches, and the outles is 2.5 on the compressor. what do you think this thing'll spool up by?? should i try runin it?
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Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
what motor is this going on?? i think it would be a beast on a B-series motor.
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I think you are gonna have a hard time spooling it no matter what motor you have. However, I know that Ghettoturbo had some type of diesel turbo on his civic (not sure what motor), so you might want to talk to him about it. I'm sure people will chime in here though
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What spec is it? GM4, GM5, GM6, etc?
I have a Borg Warner GM8 that needs a rebuild. After searching I came up with these specs: .60 A/R turbine .70 A/R compressor w/46 trim |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
Originally Posted by 98redcavz24
I think you are gonna have a hard time spooling it no matter what motor you have. However, I know that Ghettoturbo had some type of diesel turbo on his civic (not sure what motor), so you might want to talk to him about it. I'm sure people will chime in here though
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it's goin onto a b16. i'll look at what spec it is later, as it's sittin at a buddies house right now. thanks guys
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i had the gm4 :)....good stuff on a b-series imo
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it's a gm9. no clue wtf that means. how bout u guys?
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i personally wouldn't want anything larger than a .63 a/r turbine on a stock b series motor :-\
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Do a google search for G Pop Shop. They rebuild turbos and answered some questions about my GM8. Shoot them an email. They might be able to tell you the specs on that thing.
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i can't find ----. still got the e-mail addy?
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maybe its time for you to deisgn a TT setup with a smaller turbo lol..... Im sure you could get it to spool, but the question is if it would be useable. How fun would it be to have a stock b16 until you hit 7k? Im totally guessing but i would think a GM4 is smaller than a GM9? So it could be a bit much, but if not im sure that thing would flow like a mofo :) Good luck!
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Originally Posted by darksol2005
i can't find ----. still got the e-mail addy?
Here ya go: gpopshop@sbcglobal.net |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
im pretty sure but not certain that they are all the same or similar size, the number just went up as they got newer i think
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Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
im pretty sure but not certain that they are all the same or similar size, the number just went up as they got newer i think
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Borg Warner / IHI RHC6.
Don't use it. The first Lexus ES 300 turboed uses the newer series (GM-8) with a slightly better spool than the older one you have. They're all good for 350-400bhp. The turbo spools at 3750rpm, and makes 5psi by 4000rpm, 14.7 by 4500rpm. Why is that important? He's got a 240-250bhp 3.0L v6 N/A, that makes 85% of it's torque @ 2500rpm. http://www.turbotoyota.com/engine091205.jpg If he can't spool it in a reasonable amount of time with three-five times the low end powerband worth of exhaust energy; there is no way in hell that you are going to be driveable on your i4. That turbo really needs a v8 over 4.0L in displacement to get it moving. Sell it & buy something that will actually get moving before you're bouncing off your rev limit. |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
Good info.
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Originally Posted by Toysrme
Borg Warner / IHI RHC6.
Don't use it. The first Lexus ES 300 turboed uses the newer series (GM-8) with a slightly better spool than the older one you have. They're all good for 350-400bhp. The turbo spools at 3750rpm, and makes 5psi by 4000rpm, 14.7 by 4500rpm. Why is that important? He's got a 240-250bhp 3.0L v6 N/A, that makes 85% of it's torque @ 2500rpm. http://www.turbotoyota.com/engine091205.jpg If he can't spool it in a reasonable amount of time with three-five times the low end powerband worth of exhaust energy; there is no way in hell that you are going to be driveable on your i4. That turbo really needs a v8 over 4.0L in displacement to get it moving. Sell it & buy something that will actually get moving before you're bouncing off your rev limit. |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
^ Same here. I'll eventually get this thing rebuilt and toss it on and see what it can do.
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well, i think i'll give it a try and see how it goes. if anuthing i'll just get somethin else if i don't like it
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I wouldnt even hesitate... put it on there and see what happens. Big turbos that lag is just a form of traction control.
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Originally Posted by AbaZ
I wouldnt even hesitate... put it on there and see what happens. Big turbos that lag is just a form of traction control.
Aren't you using a fairly large turbo on your hatch? |
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plus its fun to have to hold on tight when they break loose at the top of the gear :)
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Originally Posted by Mindless
Originally Posted by AbaZ
I wouldnt even hesitate... put it on there and see what happens. Big turbos that lag is just a form of traction control.
Aren't you using a fairly large turbo on your hatch? |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
Originally Posted by AbaZ
Originally Posted by Mindless
Originally Posted by AbaZ
I wouldnt even hesitate... put it on there and see what happens. Big turbos that lag is just a form of traction control.
Aren't you using a fairly large turbo on your hatch? |
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those specs are nothing like the specs the other guy gave for the gm diesel turbos....they have smaller turbines than compressors...
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Originally Posted by ghettoturbo
those specs are nothing like the specs the other guy gave for the gm diesel turbos....they have smaller turbines than compressors...
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I still think this is a really bad idea for a car that's not going to live on a drag strip. heh. ;)
Either way it oughta be interesting as hell! |
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the only problem i'm seein w/ this thing is that on the exhaust side has the internal wastegate hole recessed down into the housing a little bit and i'm not quite sure how i'm gonna block it off and run an external gate. any thoughts?
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...MXk1NDE%3D.jpg |
Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
We just welded it shut. It's no big deal.
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there's no internal gate flapper to weld. maybe jsut blast some weld around the area to make it even w/ the top part of the flange?
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Its going to perform like a big turbo.
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if the flapper opens outwards, when you make your downpipe flange, just drill and tap a hole for a bolt and force it shut with a bolt.
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there's no flapper on it. otherwise i would
Originally Posted by Raynmanvb
Its going to perform like a big turbo.
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Originally Posted by darksol2005
there's no flapper on it. otherwise i would
Originally Posted by Raynmanvb
Its going to perform like a big turbo.
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Re: big ole turbo. any thoughts?
I was playing with one of those turbo's not sure what gm# it was but I seem to rememer it being about the size of a garret t04e 50trim. which would be a quite streetable turbo. lag can be fixed with ignition retard and a two step. I have a holset hx35w on my 2.3L pos headed 4cyl and its noticibly larger than the turbo your talking about and I see full boost by 3700rpms oh and full boost for me is 23psi right now. shooting for 30 once I get the 800cc injectors in. only 7.8:1 compression. and at 6000+ ft elevation. and with the two step at 3000rpms and 16degrees of retard I see 11psi. no load.:)
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