crazyquik22023
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I am about to order a PTE 6265 t4 turbo with a .68 A/R and i'm wondering does anyone know what kind of o2 housing i'm going to need and where i can get one? thanks
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Rule of thumb: If you have to ask, you're not ready for it.
Plus, if your profile is up to date, you are way under modded for it.
ya sry forgot to mention i'm going to be using dsmlink and i dont know why i said 4 bolt i meant v band are there any good o2 housings on the market that will work with v band outlets?Better engine management is a for sure.
Some that fall under the maybe column:
-modified aftermarket 1g radiator.
-metal upper coolant hose
These two are on the list because of how the stock 2g radiator is setup. A big tubular T4 manifold would come mighty close to the upper radiator hose. The 1g radiator has the hose end offset to the passenger side of the engine bay. This keeps you from melting stuff and having room for everything. The metal hose, is just an added safety item that will also look nice.
Edit: And might I ask where you are going to get this from? Most of the T4 ones I am finding of it have a 3" V-band outlet. The T3's are saying it has the 4-bolt outlet.
JMF, and Punishment Racing both have v band o2 housing avalible.
The 65 turbine really isnt really needed for the smaller 62mm compressor wheel. The 6262 is better matched then a 6265. The 65 turbine wheel is needed for the larger 67mm compressor where its more evenly matched and can attain better pressure ratios. I do recommend you put them in a T3 .82 backside though, to attain its fullest capabilities.
I'm not sure if Tim still has the pie cut 3" V-band housings for sale separate from the hot kits anymore. If he still does those, that's who I'd go with. JMF's stuff all says it needs to be used with their other products for proper fitment.