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r81gsr95 06-14-2005 03:29 AM

this turbo too big for b18b?
 
t3/t4e 57 trim .63 a/r stage 3 wheel..

i bought it for a gsr motor but now i'm gonna be runnin an LS motor. Will i see boost too late? i plan on running around 8psi.

Semnos 06-14-2005 03:35 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
It will boost later, but it will have good top end power..
Jeff is running a Straight T4 on his ZC ...bigger turbine then yours

playboyace35 06-14-2005 04:35 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
i have the same, and i am goin to tune it like on wednesday, i'll let u know wassup

BLAAST 06-14-2005 08:18 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
THe compressor side is OK, but for a B18, I would change the t3 stage 3 for a stage 1.
You can keep 0.63 for top end power and/or serious boosting on forged internals.
If you want less than 10 psi on a stock engine, then the 0.48 a/r turbine will spool up quicker with sufficient flow.

jung4g 06-14-2005 10:31 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
just run what you got, and figure it out later... ;)

Jcushing 06-15-2005 08:04 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
plenty of people have run 60-1's on stock b18b's so i dont see why not

BLAAST 06-15-2005 08:19 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
the 60-1 is a 250-500 HP compressor.

I don't see how this could be of any use on a stock B18B.

Ogubudiah 06-15-2005 01:04 PM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 

Originally Posted by BLAAST
the 60-1 is a 250-500 HP compressor.

I don't see how this could be of any use on a stock B18B.

since b series engines never see 250+ on stock internals???

BLAAST 06-15-2005 02:20 PM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
Let's say you make 250hp on that B18B... Yes, it is possible.

At which RPM's do you want the turbo to be fully efficient?
The 60-1 will never be fully efficient on a 250 HP setup Because it'S sweet spot STARTS at 250hp and maintains it all the way to 450+. Even if overkill by a factor of 2, it would stil work. No doubt on that.
There are many smaller compressors out there EASILY able of 250 HP but start being fully efficient as early as 100 HP. Which one do you think is better? A sweet spot from 100 to 250HP or a turbo that never wakes up even at red line?

shmaptoe 06-16-2005 09:44 AM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
im running this exact turbo on my stock b18b. i hit 9 psi at like 4200, and it rips pretty damn good above 5k. i actually prefer it to a smaller turbo, because i can daily drive my car and not really go into boost, but if i downshift or floor it, it moves well

BLAAST 06-16-2005 05:28 PM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
Exactly what I expected.
You must be able to drive in such a manner that boost NEVER comes on!!! That's Ok.
One thing's for sure, you'll NEVER need to upgrade it!!! :)

A 60 trim T3 with .48 turbine on the B18 is very different: It will break the wheel loose at or before 300RPM and you'll see boost come on pretty easily, even at partial throttle.

That's one more proof that MANY different turbos are usable on the same engine. It all depends on the driver's goals. (and/or what he got a good deal on....)

Ravage70 06-16-2005 05:43 PM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
i can part throttle boost a 48/60 t3 on my stock d15b7 and i find it lacks power up top
u cant go wrong with a big turbo ;)

BLAAST 06-16-2005 07:17 PM

Re: this turbo too big for b18b?
 
Lack of power up top on a d15 with t3 48/60 ??? What's your HP ?


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