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1991 Hyundai Excel GS AWD Compound Turbo

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That holset isn't and HX83, They have cast iron covers cause of Ti compressor wheel. It's not HX82 either, cause of no webbing. It's like a h2c or something. That starion setup sure doesn't look like a 10.71 setup unless the car weighs 1900lbs.
 
An S200sx in a divided T4 housing is a perfect base turbo IMO. Pretty fast spool and no MWE grooves so the piping can be cleaner.

I kinda thought so too. The hotside is a little big at 1.22 but its what I got for now. What do you mean by MWE grooves?

That holset isn't and HX83, They have cast iron covers cause of Ti compressor wheel. It's not HX82 either, cause of no webbing. It's like a h2c or something. That starion setup sure doesn't look like a 10.71 setup unless the car weighs 1900lbs.

I'm just going by what the numbers on the holset cover are telling me. Its a 29cm T6 divided housing. I could be wrong but I'll check again tomorrow. I could've sworn its a HX8- series. If I am false, I apologize for misleading everybody. *** Its a BHT4C, its in the same family as the HX8- series*** I was completely wrong.

About the Starion, it sits at 2,000lbs and some change.
 
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MWE or map width enhancement, commonly referred to as "surge grooves". Most people don't know they serve more than one purpose. There is a 4" inlet compressor cover for that turbo.

I can get 1.15 and 1.00 housings for that for like $180 if you want move down a size or two. I actually might know someone who is interested in the 1.22 housing ;)

What size piping did you use for the manifold?
 
MWE or map width enhancement, commonly referred to as "surge grooves". Most people don't know they serve more than one purpose. There is a 4" inlet compressor cover for that turbo.

I can get 1.15 and 1.00 housings for that for like $180 if you want move down a size or two. I actually might know someone who is interested in the 1.22 housing ;)

What size piping did you use for the manifold?

Ah, Understood I didn't know they were also called that.

That's a good deal! I might just have to do that!

I used 1.5" SCH 40 pipe from ACE Stainless Supply.
 
So reading through this again, I still don't see where you have listed or hinted at a goal of any sort. What's the plan? If this is a stick shift car, and still plan on compounds.. you may not want to get rid of that 1.22 housing if the S200sx is to be used as your Secondary/HP Stage.
 
So reading through this again, I still don't see where you have listed or hinted at a goal of any sort. What's the plan? If this is a stick shift car, and still plan on compounds.. you may not want to get rid of that 1.22 housing if the S200sx is to be used as your Secondary/HP Stage.

That's the issue. I don't know where to begin besides the AWD conversion and the compound setup. I'd be happy with a 10 second car that is still very agile in road racing.
 
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