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11 Second Pump Gas Turbo

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nctsiawd

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Aug 20, 2005
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Looking for Turbo's that have been used to get people in the 11's on 93 octane pump gas, no injection or nitrous... I'm not looking for opinions, just facts, if you have gone 11's on 93 octane pump gas, with no injection or nitrous, please post the Turbo you used, and how much boost you were running. A link to your timeslip would be prefered, but if not, just give your 1/8 mile ET and mph as well as your 1/4 mile ET and mph, and the estimated weight of the car.
 
Tuners member talondave; Holset HX35 7-blade @ 28-30psi in a BEP T3 .70 a/r turbine housing mated to an ERL manifold. Completely stock 6-bolt with 130k (no balance shafts), Comp 101200 Cams in a stock 1G head.

11.60 @ 121.52

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Tuners member 4g63awdhonda; full-weight 2G on street tires, 33psi on 93 BP pump gas with a Holset HY35 and Turbonetics manifold.

11.14 @ 133

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I'm sure power to weight has a ton to do with it, but my Summit a has gone 11.50's @119 on a 16G, FP2 cams, JMF Intake, Stock 2G exhaust manifold, 2G O2 housing, and the Auto. All on 93 octane, but the car weighs practically nothing.

As driven by previous owner:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNGtKKo-ObU
 
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The larger the compressor, the lower the IAT and the easier to make power at boost less required on pump. It can be done on a lot of turbos I would personally use something int 61-62mm range on the compressor side if I just wasted 11s on pump gas with plenty of room to grow.
 
I went 11.50's on my 68HTA. 22 psi boost and bald 17" evo tires on RE01R hard compound tires. With better tires and more than 1 day at the track I'm sure I could get 11.0-11.2's out of it on 92 octane. You can run similar times on an evo 3 16g and a couple tenths off on a big 16. 20g's will run about the same and TD06 20g's probably a little faster. My runs were done with a quick "street tune" the week before. We made a little more power on the dyno.

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm280/dsmdano/Auto AWD/timeslips.jpg
 
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Sorry. 2003 Hella Old School? You crazy youngins.

Continue.
 
fp3052 24psi, straight 93

I've run my 3052 as high as 32psi on straight 93.

11-12* timing with a mediocre Buschur street core FMIC. I've decided 27-28 is where i like it on 93.

Never dyno'd with that much boost but laid down 370whp with 25psi and 7* timing (tuner was clueless, waste of $$). Car prob made 430ish on straight 93 @ 30psi with 12* timing if i had to guess.
 
I'll throw this out there if you're not looking to spend a lot of money.

Dollar for dollar, the HY35 is the best pump gas turbo mentioned on this page. The 11.14 @ 133 pass I listed in post #4 was done using a sub-$200 HY35 and an old-school cast Turbonetics manifold, TiAL F38 gate on the manifold. No more than $600 spent on the entire setup- turbo, manifold, and wastegate.

I'm sure there are some more expensive (billet, ball-bearing) options available, but if you want low-11's from an affordable journal bearing turbo that will take as much boost as your pump gas tune will allow, you're looking for a HY35. :thumb:
 
^ Definitely a good unit to have laying around.

Just to back up the HY35's pump gas effectiveness- Gabe's 11.14 @ 133 was done with a horrible 60ft from spinning the entire way through first gear (shown in the video). He recently ran a personal best of 10.86 @ 129, this time with a 50/50 mix of pump and race fuel....nothing else was changed. The 10.86 pass was quicker as a result of a 1.7 60ft, but the mph actually ended up a little slower.

Essentially the better fuel gave no real tuning advantage as the car still wasn't seeing knock with the HY35 using 93 octane pump fuel and a single Walbro 255 in the tank...even at 33psi.
 
Justin, what O2 housing did Gabe use? I'm going to have to figure something out for mine as well. I don't have access to make anything custom here.

He built his own using the five bolt non vband flange, by welding pie shape cuts to make the turn to clear the oil filter.
 
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