paper_clip_boy
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- Nov 24, 2005
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Ottawa,
Well I was looking at possible turbo's for my 2.3L build this winter and this one jumped out at me. Here is the info on it from Dejon Powerhouse.
Model 3431RE Often called the 57trim - Max Rated HP: 550
Although it spools a little later, the power is greater. Great for a mildly built 2 liter engine with cams and aftermarket manifold. On a 2.3 or 2.4 liter engine, it spools faster yet for great street and strip performance. You also get the durability benefits of water cooling and ball bearing center section.
Compressor wheel dia. 56mm - 57trim Spool-Up 3600rpm on 2 liter
T31 Turbine wheel in a .63 A/R housing for good exhaust flow
My goal is to build a 9.0:1 compression ratio, 2.3L that will be running a lightened butchered crank, aluminum pistons, lightweight flywheel, 1mm os valves and dual valve springs.
Will it be realistic to be pushing this engine up to 8500 rpm, reason I ask this is because of the quicker spooling dual BB and the advantages of low end torque, will I have a good powerband with a turbo like this? I think power at 4500+ rpm on a DD is not something that would be very fun. How well would this turbo spool and at what RPM?
I don't want create a 600WHP DD. My goal is a 400whp summer car. Thoughts?
Model 3431RE Often called the 57trim - Max Rated HP: 550
Although it spools a little later, the power is greater. Great for a mildly built 2 liter engine with cams and aftermarket manifold. On a 2.3 or 2.4 liter engine, it spools faster yet for great street and strip performance. You also get the durability benefits of water cooling and ball bearing center section.
Compressor wheel dia. 56mm - 57trim Spool-Up 3600rpm on 2 liter
T31 Turbine wheel in a .63 A/R housing for good exhaust flow
My goal is to build a 9.0:1 compression ratio, 2.3L that will be running a lightened butchered crank, aluminum pistons, lightweight flywheel, 1mm os valves and dual valve springs.
Will it be realistic to be pushing this engine up to 8500 rpm, reason I ask this is because of the quicker spooling dual BB and the advantages of low end torque, will I have a good powerband with a turbo like this? I think power at 4500+ rpm on a DD is not something that would be very fun. How well would this turbo spool and at what RPM?
I don't want create a 600WHP DD. My goal is a 400whp summer car. Thoughts?