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Donald125 08-31-2005 02:46 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 
should work great

y8-yurbo 09-09-2005 10:56 AM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 
i have a 48/60 on my y8 and in 2nd gear i make full boost 10 psi at 3k, my tunner thinks this turbo is actually to small, if you wana make big numbers...i used to have a 50/63 and that was spooled like at 4.5k, but it hit really hard! dunno where this other person is getting their info, this is a fast spooling turbo...

Tom-Guy 09-09-2005 11:11 AM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 

Originally Posted by Mark
When could I expect spool up on a T3-T04B (T3 turbine .48 and the compressor AR .60 with a 63trim) on my D16Y8

Huh. Is this the OEM GN turbo, or an aftermarket unit? Those T04B compressor houing specs are awful familiar, but I may be confused - not a GN guy ;)

The T3/T04B hybrid with the usual "stage 3" turbine wheel and "stage 3" .48 AR turbine housing is going to be a good bit laggier because the turbine wheel is a lot bigger and requires more flow to get it up to speed. If you have the OEM Grand National unit, I suspect it would spool up quicker due to smaller turbine side despite having "the same" turbine housing specs.

samson 09-09-2005 06:30 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 

Originally Posted by y8-yurbo
i have a 48/60 on my y8 and in 2nd gear i make full boost 10 psi at 3k, my tunner thinks this turbo is actually to small, if you wana make big numbers...i used to have a 50/63 and that was spooled like at 4.5k, but it hit really hard! dunno where this other person is getting their info, this is a fast spooling turbo...


10.5 psi at 3700rpm in 3rd gear on a d16y8 using the .42/.48. I think your on crack.



JP

HMTguy 09-09-2005 06:50 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 

Originally Posted by samson

Originally Posted by y8-yurbo
i have a 48/60 on my y8 and in 2nd gear i make full boost 10 psi at 3k, my tunner thinks this turbo is actually to small, if you wana make big numbers...i used to have a 50/63 and that was spooled like at 4.5k, but it hit really hard! dunno where this other person is getting their info, this is a fast spooling turbo...


10.5 psi at 3700rpm in 3rd gear on a d16y8 using the .42/.48. I think your on crack.

W3RD

djfob 09-09-2005 08:20 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 
I run a t3/t04b vtrim with a stage 1 .48 hotside. It's starts spooling at 3k and full boost by 5k, imo it's perfect. Gives you a swift kick in the ass when it hits full boost.

samson 09-10-2005 09:53 AM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 

Originally Posted by djfob
I run a t3/t04b vtrim with a stage 1 .48 hotside. It's starts spooling at 3k and full boost by 5k, imo it's perfect. Gives you a swift kick in the ass when it hits full boost.


LOL. See, I can never tell the difference in a T3 .48/.60 and then like a hybird .48/.50. The hybrids should be bigger thus more CFM and lag correct? However, the a/r is less in the hybrid. Is there a link to explain this? I only ask because I was going to rock a .63/.60 next, but hybrid might be better for lag control. Thank you! ;) ;D



JP

djfob 09-10-2005 04:10 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 
The v trim has a .63 comp wheel and I know exactly what you mean, I really don't understand it either. Say a .57 trim t04e is bigger then a 60 trim t3. The wheel is definately bigger in the t04e.

civicboy88 09-12-2005 09:32 AM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 
what do u think spool up time on a d16y8 wihjt a t3 super 60 .63 tirm be?

evosol 09-12-2005 12:13 PM

Re: T3-T4B on D16Y8
 

Originally Posted by Donald125
4500 to 5000 ish

i'm currently running t3/t4E 50trim .48ar i must say i'm still very happy with it. previously i ran the t3 60trim, which i think has great mid tourque but top end was kinda weak. also, i dunno if maybe it was a combonation of my parts and suspension but the monster mid tourque of the t3 60trim was almost too much sometimes and i would experience massive wheel hop and smokey burnouts... it took some serious concentration with the throttle.


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