RACER-X
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- May 26, 2002
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Corpus Christi,
Texas
I did a search but couldn't find the answer to satisfy what I really needed answered.
I (out of stupidity and anxiousness) pulled the intake off my GSX a few weeks ago .. custom air intake pipe was to fabbed to close to the tranny and was not letting the tranny engage in 4th and reverse.
I had a hunch it was the intake pipe so I pulled it off and went and did a few pulls to make sure it wasnt my 4th gear syncro. Well I forgot to pull the coupler off the compressor housing and 3-5 miles and 25psi later I came back with not all of my coupler, seem that it was a long drive and my turbo got hungry and badly chewed up 6 fins in the process which brings me to my question.
I'm going to be rebuilding my turbo and since its getting a rebuild and I will be replacing at least the compressor wheel, I was wondering what I could do to make my turbo more efficient in both spool up time and added hp.
To better assist me I'll give a brief run down of my mods and then my what I like to call my "Frankenstein Hybrid turbo"
Built 6bolt, .20 over pistons, full ferrea valvetrain w/duel springs, fp2 cams, 780cc inj, Griffen big core, 3" custom piping, Head and both intake and exh. mainfolds are ported, o2 housing is custom with open dump, custom 3" exhaust (no flex section, or cat), EVC VI, AEM EMS for tuning.
Turbo I can honestly probably say there isn't another one made like it.. previous owner had his own shop and one of his buddys builds and repairs turbos ... this was probably one of there experiments.
Turbo is mitsu center (mitsu bearings) .... he said it started out being a Red, how much truth to that who knows, it has a Greddy metal stamp on the cover but the cast of the compressor has the mitsu emblem next to the .70 A/R.. looks a lot like a 20g compressor cover. The compressor wheel is a GT35R, turbine wheel is a TD06 with the .82 A/R turbine cover.
Right now I'm making 420 AWHP @24psi on 93oct. I'll be looking into replacing my stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds and going with bigger inj. I'm trying to get somewhere in the neighborhood of 550-600whp with better efficiency if I'm able to.
I (out of stupidity and anxiousness) pulled the intake off my GSX a few weeks ago .. custom air intake pipe was to fabbed to close to the tranny and was not letting the tranny engage in 4th and reverse.
I had a hunch it was the intake pipe so I pulled it off and went and did a few pulls to make sure it wasnt my 4th gear syncro. Well I forgot to pull the coupler off the compressor housing and 3-5 miles and 25psi later I came back with not all of my coupler, seem that it was a long drive and my turbo got hungry and badly chewed up 6 fins in the process which brings me to my question.
I'm going to be rebuilding my turbo and since its getting a rebuild and I will be replacing at least the compressor wheel, I was wondering what I could do to make my turbo more efficient in both spool up time and added hp.
To better assist me I'll give a brief run down of my mods and then my what I like to call my "Frankenstein Hybrid turbo"
Built 6bolt, .20 over pistons, full ferrea valvetrain w/duel springs, fp2 cams, 780cc inj, Griffen big core, 3" custom piping, Head and both intake and exh. mainfolds are ported, o2 housing is custom with open dump, custom 3" exhaust (no flex section, or cat), EVC VI, AEM EMS for tuning.
Turbo I can honestly probably say there isn't another one made like it.. previous owner had his own shop and one of his buddys builds and repairs turbos ... this was probably one of there experiments.
Turbo is mitsu center (mitsu bearings) .... he said it started out being a Red, how much truth to that who knows, it has a Greddy metal stamp on the cover but the cast of the compressor has the mitsu emblem next to the .70 A/R.. looks a lot like a 20g compressor cover. The compressor wheel is a GT35R, turbine wheel is a TD06 with the .82 A/R turbine cover.
Right now I'm making 420 AWHP @24psi on 93oct. I'll be looking into replacing my stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds and going with bigger inj. I'm trying to get somewhere in the neighborhood of 550-600whp with better efficiency if I'm able to.
Good thing the GT35R compressor wheel is only $100