turbo size
#7
Re:turbo size
It is, a t3/t4 has the turbine(exhaust) side of a t3 and the compressor of a t4. They are quicker to spool than a t4, it is a good turbo to use if you are going twin turbo on that engine. If you want a single turbo the t4 would be a good choice.
Mike
Mike
#9
Re:turbo size
the motor can handle boost, but i dont want to go over 350hp. my only problem is that im worried maybe the t3 will run out of breath. But then..im not planning on revving over 5200 rpm (Dodge v6) gotta love those import 4 cylinders for that awesome rpm. later
#10
Re:turbo size
hm
im not sure about the v6 dakotas.
but i know that the v8 r/t dakotas are know to make a lot of hp with stock internals. i seen one supercharged and with a shot of nos. it ran like 12 someting in the 1/4mile with a very little amount of boost. i think 6 pounds.
like i said i don't know about the v6s, but i don't think a big t3 would poop out at 5200rpm. i'm not sure though someone who knows t3 flows would be better suited to answer your q.
im not sure about the v6 dakotas.
but i know that the v8 r/t dakotas are know to make a lot of hp with stock internals. i seen one supercharged and with a shot of nos. it ran like 12 someting in the 1/4mile with a very little amount of boost. i think 6 pounds.
like i said i don't know about the v6s, but i don't think a big t3 would poop out at 5200rpm. i'm not sure though someone who knows t3 flows would be better suited to answer your q.