RWD4G63
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- Dec 7, 2011
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Paw Paw,
Michigan
Yeah I think Precision Turbo started the "billet wheels spool faster" myth. I've never seen it, and for me it's all about the added flow.
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Ported, polished, and bored to fit the wheel perfectly
Hoping to have a fun little 16g once I get it bolted to the CHRA and installed during over Christmas...
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No such thing
Hub area and blades are machined thinner than cast so the wheel ends up lighter from having less rotational mass. This technically results in quicker spool, although many times the difference is so minimal that you'd never feel it on the butt dyno.Yeah I think Precision Turbo started the "billet wheels spool faster" myth. I've never seen it, and for me it's all about the added flow.
I will try and get logs up for the MHI wheel vs. one of the newer billet designs after the new year. i actually have tons of data to post up for 20g's. I spent the last year logging intake pressure vs. backpressure on the various 20g combos.(td05h 7cm, td06h in 6cm and 7 cm. I guess ill post a whole thread up after i put togewther a new billet 20g. I really want to try the 8cm housing as well now that they have become easily available. i had tried for about 3 years to find one from an old green with no luck. I have been using a 20g variation since my first 92 tsi awd back in 1996. I have tried quite a few turbos over the years and i always go back to it.
The 16g and the 20g are just amazing wheels. They punch way above their weight. There are so many turbo options out there, and these things are still just as relevant as they have always been
I think we all know what he meant.
I love all this renewed interest in the mhi platforms as well. I just recently went to a 7 blade hx35 from a 20g(I've tried the wheel with tdo5h/7cm and td06h with 6 and 7cm housings) and i really wisah I wouldn't have. the 20g is my favorite turbo periodf for a fun street car. I am definatly putting a new 20g together in the coming month, but its going to be difficult with all these new aftermarket whee;s and turbines to choose from.
We do? Do you know the tolerance stack ups from the CHRA to shaft to the wheel? There is no such damned thing as "perfect".
would like to see that data
Buy on get one free till the 25th. From snail. And some deals from new sellers in the billet game.
20g billet | eBay
Just pulled the trigger on one from hp turbo.
Usually you have to go thur kawasaki turbo system.. but! Hp turbo is have a close out on there 18g kts billet wheels for 60 shipped!
td05/td06 Billet Aluminum Compressor Wheel, hpturbo.com
I think they need some order on their website.
They have 4 wheels listed a td05/td06 wheels, all are 18g at various prices.....
60 bucks a a billet 18g wheel with .01 cent shipping apparently....just bought one. To bad they didn't have any 20g listed, I payed 135 on ebay, damn them.
I ordered the $135 20g from ebay also. No ideal what style it is. I suspect it will not be the latest greatest. The picture was a double 6 blade. There web site has generic pictures for the cummins stuff as well.
Running a kiwanza 20g with surge ported cover now.
I ordered the $135 20g from ebay also. No ideal what style it is. I suspect it will not be the latest greatest. The picture was a double 6 blade. There web site has generic pictures for the cummins stuff as well.
Running a kiwanza 20g with surge ported cover now.