So who's gonna use this turbo?
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[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]thats a holset truck turbo!!!!!!!!!!! good luck with that one. all those swedes use it to make rediculous power numbers.[/QUOTE]
Seems more like a Garrett t4 or t3/t4 judging by the look of the compressor cover (had one before). As for the Holset turbos in general, a lot of guys with Dsm's (2.0liter) and Mustang SVO's (2.3liter) use them on their 4 cylinder motor with great success. I just think you guys don't have much faith in your BMW motors!!!
Seems more like a Garrett t4 or t3/t4 judging by the look of the compressor cover (had one before). As for the Holset turbos in general, a lot of guys with Dsm's (2.0liter) and Mustang SVO's (2.3liter) use them on their 4 cylinder motor with great success. I just think you guys don't have much faith in your BMW motors!!!
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[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]i got a ton of faith in these motors! especially after some of my friends make over 500 rwhp on internally stock motors. i currently run 13 psi on a to4e with a 231,000 mile stock block. soon i will drop the compression with a headgasket and run 18 psi. i got plenty of faith in these motors.[/QUOTE]
Just a joke .... ....just a joke...
Any new victims on the road?
Just a joke .... ....just a joke...
Any new victims on the road?
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[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]i got a ton of faith in these motors! especially after some of my friends make over 500 rwhp on internally stock motors. i currently run 13 psi on a to4e with a 231,000 mile stock block. soon i will drop the compression with a headgasket and run 18 psi. i got plenty of faith in these motors.[/QUOTE]
Was that on a stock M30? Or another BMW powerplant?
I haven't had a chance to test my Holset yet but I just hope I'll get some decent boost under 4000 rpm. Especially with our displacement!
Was that on a stock M30? Or another BMW powerplant?
I haven't had a chance to test my Holset yet but I just hope I'll get some decent boost under 4000 rpm. Especially with our displacement!
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[QUOTE="Skeen"] http://boostjunky.com/gallery/turboNota ... 353?full=1
He probably doesn't have any power before 4.5k, but I bet it's significant when you get there.[/QUOTE]
I bet he is on full boost at about 3500 rpm. He uses a GT40 1.18 A/R with about 1.2bar to make 500 crank hp on a 3.5 litre M30 that is pretty stock except for the 268 degree cam (not much more than stock cam duration).
The GT40 is about the size of a Holset HX40 turbo.
I've personally helped build and tune a turbo system on an E23 728 with a stock 2.8 litre M30, with the same turbo we had full boost of 0.7 bar at about 4500 rpm with no boost control what so ever to control the wastegate (hold it shut until boost is met). When we changed to a smaller turbine housing of 0.96 A/R the boost came on 600-700 rpm lower and made a big difference.
Here is a movie of the car with the 0.96 A/R housing mounted:
http://media.savarturbo.se/bostrom/pimpride_2005.avi
You can clearly hear when the wastegate opens, as it dumps straight out. No blow-off valve was used - low boost and a sturdy turbo. There was also no intercooler mounted, this was a very low budget project but we did have aftermarket engine management (VEMS).
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He probably doesn't have any power before 4.5k, but I bet it's significant when you get there.[/QUOTE]
I bet he is on full boost at about 3500 rpm. He uses a GT40 1.18 A/R with about 1.2bar to make 500 crank hp on a 3.5 litre M30 that is pretty stock except for the 268 degree cam (not much more than stock cam duration).
The GT40 is about the size of a Holset HX40 turbo.
I've personally helped build and tune a turbo system on an E23 728 with a stock 2.8 litre M30, with the same turbo we had full boost of 0.7 bar at about 4500 rpm with no boost control what so ever to control the wastegate (hold it shut until boost is met). When we changed to a smaller turbine housing of 0.96 A/R the boost came on 600-700 rpm lower and made a big difference.
Here is a movie of the car with the 0.96 A/R housing mounted:
http://media.savarturbo.se/bostrom/pimpride_2005.avi
You can clearly hear when the wastegate opens, as it dumps straight out. No blow-off valve was used - low boost and a sturdy turbo. There was also no intercooler mounted, this was a very low budget project but we did have aftermarket engine management (VEMS).
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[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]full boost with a 1.18 a/r by 3500 RPM? my t60-1 doesnt spool up that quick and i can bet a turbo that much larger doesn't either. you got any more pics or anything on this car other than what is on the boost junky site. that is one cool machine.[/QUOTE]
The discussion is kind of silly without knowing what full boost is. Is it 7psi or 20psi? I believe the GT40 in question is a ball bearing turbo .
Todd
The discussion is kind of silly without knowing what full boost is. Is it 7psi or 20psi? I believe the GT40 in question is a ball bearing turbo .
Todd
[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]full boost with a 1.18 a/r by 3500 RPM? my t60-1 doesnt spool up that quick and i can bet a turbo that much larger doesn't either. you got any more pics or anything on this car other than what is on the boost junky site. that is one cool machine.[/QUOTE]
Actually he claims that in 5th gear he has full boost (1.2 bar) at 2800 rpm. But independent of load he has full boost at 3500 rpm regardless of gear.
[QUOTE="TCD"]The discussion is kind of silly without knowing what full boost is. Is it 7psi or 20psi? I believe the GT40 in question is a ball bearing turbo .[/QUOTE]
Full boost is 1.2 bar as I stated. The GT40 he uses is off a Scania diesel truck engine, just like the one we used on the E23 728. It does _not_ use ball bearings, they are over-rated.
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Actually he claims that in 5th gear he has full boost (1.2 bar) at 2800 rpm. But independent of load he has full boost at 3500 rpm regardless of gear.
[QUOTE="TCD"]The discussion is kind of silly without knowing what full boost is. Is it 7psi or 20psi? I believe the GT40 in question is a ball bearing turbo .[/QUOTE]
Full boost is 1.2 bar as I stated. The GT40 he uses is off a Scania diesel truck engine, just like the one we used on the E23 728. It does _not_ use ball bearings, they are over-rated.
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[QUOTE="gol10dr1"]you got any more pics or anything on this car other than what is on the boost junky site. that is one cool machine.[/QUOTE]
I've talked to they guy on some swedish forums, he is Norwegian but our langauges are similar.
Here is the site about his car:
http://www.m535t.com
You can see a dyno plot on the page, he used a GT37 with a 0.99 A/R turbine housing, apparently it was too small and choked on the turbine, you can see how power drops more and more after the peak 400 hp @ 4000 rpm with 1.05 bar boost. The difference at the low end with the larger GT40 is not very noticeable but now it pulls to the rev limit.
He uses a full tubular manifold with a pulse-split design made by PPF http://www.pure-pf.com.
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I've talked to they guy on some swedish forums, he is Norwegian but our langauges are similar.
Here is the site about his car:
http://www.m535t.com
You can see a dyno plot on the page, he used a GT37 with a 0.99 A/R turbine housing, apparently it was too small and choked on the turbine, you can see how power drops more and more after the peak 400 hp @ 4000 rpm with 1.05 bar boost. The difference at the low end with the larger GT40 is not very noticeable but now it pulls to the rev limit.
He uses a full tubular manifold with a pulse-split design made by PPF http://www.pure-pf.com.
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[QUOTE="iXer"]I've talked to they guy on some swedish forums, he is Norwegian but our langauges are similar.
Here is the site about his car:
http://www.m535t.com
You can see a dyno plot on the page, he used a GT37 with a 0.99 A/R turbine housing, apparently it was too small and choked on the turbine, you can see how power drops more and more after the peak 400 hp @ 4000 rpm with 1.05 bar boost. The difference at the low end with the larger GT40 is not very noticeable but now it pulls to the rev limit.
He uses a full tubular manifold with a pulse-split design made by PPF http://www.pure-pf.com.
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That curve with the GT37 is very similar to my curve with the GT35R wheel in my T61. Andrew, your 60 trim wheel spools 500-600rpm sooner than both.
Todd
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Here is the site about his car:
http://www.m535t.com
You can see a dyno plot on the page, he used a GT37 with a 0.99 A/R turbine housing, apparently it was too small and choked on the turbine, you can see how power drops more and more after the peak 400 hp @ 4000 rpm with 1.05 bar boost. The difference at the low end with the larger GT40 is not very noticeable but now it pulls to the rev limit.
He uses a full tubular manifold with a pulse-split design made by PPF http://www.pure-pf.com.
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That curve with the GT37 is very similar to my curve with the GT35R wheel in my T61. Andrew, your 60 trim wheel spools 500-600rpm sooner than both.
Todd
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