topnotchgsx
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Warrior,
Alabama
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Sorry I'm having a hard time picturing this setup in my head could you get a picture of this as I have just stumbled upon a HE351VE and would like to eventually run it once my car can support it. Like did you have to do anything custom to mount the 14b wastegate actuator?
edit: Found picture of your modified manifold but none of 14b actuator controlling vgt.
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Dammit all. I always come up with these good ideas that someone already came up with. Mid 2002 I dreamed up this dual runner intake design with a friend...One short, one long for better low end torque. Ya cyclone manifold, 3kgt manifold, already using it in the 90s. Last year I drew up a rat rod idea I wanted to pursue. Two months later in Hot Rod magazine there was a nice professionally rendered drawing of something so close to my plan it was scary.
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Anyone have an educated power and spool estimate for the following H1e turbo on a 2.4 race built motor?
The Holset P/N. is: 3528785 / 3528786-1-9. H1E turbocharger with original Holset internal parts and balanced to Holset's specs. The compressor housing is a Holset H1E with a "Anti Surge" 4" (101.6 mm) inlet and 2 1/2" (63.5 mm) outlet, The compressor inlet has been "Fully Ported",
Compressor Wheel : Holset 60 Trim 2.363" (60.0 mm) Inducer and 3.268"" (83.0 mm) Major diam.
Turbine Housing : T4 Style Tangential Divided 22 cm (Close to .84 A/R) with a 3 1/2" (88.9 mm) V-Band exhaust.
Turbine Wheel : High Flow 2.518" (63.9 mm) Exducer and 2.918" (74.1 mm) Major diam.
Center Housing : Oil-cooled.
Turbine Inlet Flange Footprint : TO4 Divided.
. You keep asking about these turbos but your goal is out the relm of the norm so no one can tell you for sure which turbo will def make the power your looking. If I were you I would be looking for a divided t4 hx40 6 or 7 blade and a divided manifold and then just build your setup around that. You have the motor to spool it and the divided housing with these turbos makes them quick spooling high flowing beast. Just a matter of how much boost your willing to run and how well you tune it.Yep it is built like that.ahhhh there you go. If the one I pictured is like that I'm def going that route.
Yep it is built like that.

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Anybody know if these numbers give any indication of turbine housing or impeller size?
ASSY: 3590348
Serial: C 03320071
Customer: 3590395-04-06-**
Model: HX40W



Just measured my 52. That footprint is WACK! Way off..HX52 footprint