chrisbell37

I have been racking my brains and searching trying to find ou what tubo will suit my requirements but im still not sure.
Im after a turbo that spools quickly and can produce a reasonable amount of mid and top end power. Im after trying to acheive arount the 260 - 270hp mark at arount 10 - 11psi.

Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what might be the most appropriate turbo?
I was looking at the t3/t4E turbo from westcoast turbo but there are that many variations, im baffeld

The help is most appreciated, Thanks

Chris

MAJORAHOLE

need more info.
car? engine? mods?
cha-mone

chrisbell37

sorry, the spec of car is:

Honda Civic SIR-S eg6
B16A2
tubular manifold
2.5" downpipe
De-cat
Fuel pump
Fuel reg
Hondata s200
Rc550 injectors
26 x 6.5 x 2.5 intercooler
greddy bov
tial 38mm with 1 bar spring
stock block

StanB

I would'nt go smaller than a T3-A/R .60/.48. A good choice will be a T3-A/R .60/.63 or a T3/T4, etc.. The link below also has some very helpful information.

https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=37464.0

hackish

I tell all my customers the same thing - depends on what you want to spend.

If you have lots of coin then a disco potato would be a good choice. They spool a lot quicker than the T series. Can`t rebuild them if they break.

I`ve done lots of B16`s in your performance range with T3/T04E 54 trim and stage 3 0.63AR turbine. Personally I find the stage 3 wheel is a little laggy for a B16 but I`m not 100% sure you will make your horsepower targets at that boost level with a straight T3 wheel.

-Michael

chrisbell37

Thanks for all your help, its much appreciated

boosted_b16

a t3 super 60 will work good, even a straight .48/.60 t3 will work, both will spool quick and both can hold 10 psi 'till 8,000 rpm, the super 60 is much better though, and the super 60 will easily make 260 hp at 10 psi...

RedCavz

1 bar wg spring + stock block= pop

4g63t_EGMonster

14.7 psi on a stock block is more like bomb then pop. but depend on how narly you are. im savage.

chrisbell37

I was after running about 10 - 12 psi and thought i would need a 1 bar spring to do that, is that not the case? with the standard 7.5 psi spring be able to do that?

Thanks Again