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My New T67 Center Piece

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Sounds like you need more mods :)


The car currently traps 140mph.

Exhaust housing play a big part in backpressure readings as well as wheel itself. On my setup, I'm running a very tight .61 A/R T4 housing. This year, I will be swapping to a .84 A/R and the pressure probably will drop and the car will make equal power at a lower boost level like you suggest.

The tight housing does serve a purpose though in regards to boost response (with the expense of some top end loss obviously).
 
The car currently traps 140mph.

Exhaust housing play a big part in backpressure readings as well as wheel itself. On my setup, I'm running a very tight .61 A/R T4 housing. This year, I will be swapping to a .84 A/R and the pressure probably will drop and the car will make equal power at a lower boost level like you suggest.

The tight housing does serve a purpose though in regards to boost response (with the expense of some top end loss obviously).

Very true. I run the .68 t4/P trim on mine and it was a little laggy on the 2.0. I'll pick up the .81 if I have to as well.
 
Very true. I run the .68 t4/P trim on mine and it was a little laggy on the 2.0. I'll pick up the .81 if I have to as well.


I think you will find that you will lose virtually nothing in spool by switching the housing. Last year, we ran a T67/P trim(standard journal) on another buddy's car that had a .84 housing. The setups on the car's are almost identical and there was very little spool difference between his turbo and mine which is a .61A/R in a BB CHRA.
 
Sounds like you need more mods :)


Haha...that's funny Nathan. I believe you have seen a picture of his engine bay? It's the white 2G in that one thread talking about external wastegate dumps. Tony Turk linked some pictures I believe. I think he has enough mods. :sneaky: :sosad:
 
Haha...that's funny Nathan. I believe you have seen a picture of his engine bay? It's the white 2G in that one thread talking about external wastegate dumps. Tony Turk linked some pictures I believe. I think he has enough mods. :sneaky: :sosad:

LOL, Nice!
 
Dont get a victory performanc manifold. Their turn around time sucks you'll be waiting forever. I'd go with a shearer manifold.

Agreed

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BTW-Are you the same PSI NRG from thelotspot.com - and wasn't you car built at Showdown?

Not talking shit-just wondering for clarification.
 
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Car was indeed built at Showdown. Jason owns the user name psi nrg on thelotspot.com which I (Ross) dont post on, but both my friend Jason and I use this user name on here. Although he doesnt post on here as much as I do but both use it. Make sence?
 
Car was indeed built at Showdown. Jason owns the user name psi nrg on thelotspot.com which I (Ross) dont post on, but both my friend Jason and I use this user name on here. Although he doesnt post on here as much as I do but both use it. Make sence?

AHH! You should make a unique user name on thelotspot then. No wonder why he said he never raced me-I though he was you! I raced you a few years back from the Summit Show when you were rocking a 16g.

Speaking of Showdown-he knows where to shop as well. :sneaky: :thumb:

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