sweet97
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New York
Come on guys there is a differenc in the wheels and Iwouldlike to learn how totellthe GT-13 has the 60-1. Where can I see that info/ Could not findit on SBR's site. mark
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I'm just trying to learn and learn accurate info. Both the 60 and 60-1 I thought have the same size wheels. The 60 has 6 curved blades on the comp wheel while the 60-1 has 7 straight blades. markCanadianTSi said:Taken straight from SBR's site,
"Meet the GT13, this turbo is happy under the hood of a properly supported and modified DSM. Utilizing a GT compressor wheel capable of 60 lbs. per minute in air flow, this turbo has gone down into the 10 second range now on more than one car. The turbine wheel needed to support to 550 horsepower is fairly large and therefore, spool can be considered moderate for a turbo of this size. This turbo uses our 38mm internal gate and also utilizes Slowboy Racings purpose cast GT turbine housing to get the most of the GT13 CHRA.
Compressor side:
60 "trim" comp wheel
2.32" inducer
3.00" exducer
Turbine side:
2.16" exducer
2.36" major"
If you launch your car like a tool, of course its going to break. Its not just no knock and a good a/f ratio that makes a motor last. Im beginning to seriously believe the majority of people out there running safc's making 'power' and blowing their engines is because of timing. Higher timing = higher pressure inside the cylinders. Of course something is gonna give over time, but 400whp with 16* timing advance is far safer IMHO than 400whp with 25* of timing.Turbo Monk3y said:Uhh i agree with some of what your saying but the Stock tranny is a Pos.. A stock Awd tranny with 400+whp will either break your 2 spider differential or some other problem will arrise very soon... trust me i know... As for a 4g63 handling that horsepower is fine as long as you know you have low to 0 knock and a great A/F ratio tune then you'll be fine.. these motors are stout and will take the abuse but you have to know the kind of abuse your tuning is giving your motor...
highintenzity4 said:Ive decided to order the race head later and build up my 7 bolt first... Could I still see over 500 hp with the stock head? Its basically stock with 272/272 cams. Thanks guys.
XtReMeToYz said:If you launch your car like a tool, of course its going to break. Its not just no knock and a good a/f ratio that makes a motor last. Im beginning to seriously believe the majority of people out there running safc's making 'power' and blowing their engines is because of timing. Higher timing = higher pressure inside the cylinders. Of course something is gonna give over time, but 400whp with 16* timing advance is far safer IMHO than 400whp with 25* of timing.
but in the end its well worth it