fwdeclipse
15+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 17, 2005
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salt lake city,
Utah
Ok so I now know I have a 60trim turbo.I just wanna know how far my 650s will take me with this turbo.I know I will need something bigger to run it to its max.Will I be able to run 20psi with 650s.I also am running water/meth injection if that makes a difference.With my e316g I had my timing up to 19* will I have to lower that by much to not knock with this turbo.Last question is my 190lph fuel pump(rewired) gonna flow enough for this turbo.Let me know what you guys think.

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). From a boost threshold point of view it would be considered laggy but the actual LAG time wasn't bad at all. In first gear full boost was reached around 8000rpm, 2nd around 7500, 3rd about the same as 2nd, in fourth I never really payed attention. You are probably looking at those boost threshold #'s like WTF but those numbers are a MOOT point due to the fact that it only takes about .6 secs going from 1psi to full boost. With this setup I was easily able to build 20+psi at partial throttle and whenever I wanted boost it was right there so from a LAG point of view it wasn't laggy at all. Your setup will probably spool up alot quicker than mine being that you have a stock 2g head vs my fully ported 1g head with FP2 cams. To improve spool up make sure you run a 4" intake pipe on this turbo. 
. With the T4 hotside airflow is extremely high at even at low boost levels so the entire gear is completed while you are spooling, going from 80 to 115 in 3rd gear once the tires bit only took about .9-1.3secs. I never had a chance to take it to the dyno or track but that thing had to have been trapping every bit of 130+mph in the 1/4 on pump. Boost recovery was pretty good and will be even better with NLTS (I never had to use it).
so once I get it running again within the next month I think I'm going to step up (T4/GT40 or Turbonetics t61). I'm leaning towards the Turbonetics t61 due to the fact that tip speed is kept lower above 30psi due to the larger exducer thus leading to greater efficiency.