94MightyMax
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- May 20, 2009
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Casper,
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I cant find a strait yes or no asnwer. So heres my question. Can you hit 400rwhp with stock turbo cams?
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So you want to slap a few cheap parts on a car to produce a couple of good dyno runs and then sell that POS to some unsuspecting newb for considerably more money than it's worth.
Sounds like you're one of the reasons this board exists.
I think you summed it pretty nicely. I know this isn't an great comparo but on the Evo 8/9's with their respective oem turbo size 16g and stock cams some are making 400 hp on local Mustang dynos here in NorCal.
Maany are doing so w/ minor mods and E85.
By the way not to get OT but if anyone needs some good beehive valve springs off my Evo9 pm me.
WTF That's quite a goal there. What turbo are you looking to buy?
Ohh an hx40 6 or 7 blade flowing 60lb/min on a stock longblock. Maybe even more if I dont hit my dynojet goal.
Well. Good luck.
, I know I will need it. To hit this goal I will most likely need cams expecially if I use the bolt on housing. If I can get 500whp I would actually be happy and say I dont need the cams. Just so dang expensive.If that was the case I woudnt be puttin in forged internals. I would run stock internals and not care if it shelled on the next person. I just dont wanna spend 10,000 dollars on this truck and sell it for 5, thats not the plan.
. The blocks are a dime a dozen and it's easy as pie to throw in forged internals to make a 900whp capable block. Good luck!
.If you don't want to sell the truck for less than what you put into it then don't mod it. . .
I wouldn't pay 10K for a truck that NADA values for 1K plus someone elses dump of their particular choice in build parts that make it just what what THEY want. I want exactly what I want for 10K or even 5K or 2K for a truck that's worth 1K. . . Just food for thought.
BTW, you ARE cheaping out on your buyer. The Chinabay turbo you've posted doesn't merrit the forged internals you're installing. The measurements of that compressor wheel are not anything that matches ANY single BW turbo, garrett turbo, holset turbo, MHI turbo, Toyota turbo, nothing. You would be better off with a real garrett turbo and oem 6bolt internals. Take that path and you MIGHT break even. Here's how to make a small fortune with 4g6* builds: start with a large fortune and build a 4g6*. The blocks are a dime a dozen and it's easy as pie to throw in forged internals to make a 900whp capable block. Good luck!
. . . Still wondering why you would use forged internals with a china turbo that won't last long enough to smoke stock 6bolt internals.

Thats why I try to ask for help, and if I happen to state something wrong then you can correct me, rather then calling me cheap, and ripping someone off. If I wanted to rip someone off I wouldnt have even done internals, I would have swapped the head and told the poor bastard is was a fully built block.
. You can get fairly cheap used turbos that are main brand and very well taken care of that will last you a life time. Just do a search on Ebay Turbos and make the choice yourself. But as for the original question, since you are building the block up anyways, might as well cam it while your are in there. It will make goal that much more easier. Man low 13's are the fastest street cars. Man it would be easy to rule the streets there. We have tons of low 11's and a few 10's runnin the streets. And thats just the dsm's, not to mention all the 600+ e85 honda's we have.
I realize quality costs a lot, and it seems especially so on a turbo. I just cant justify a grand on a turbo. I may just end up running a stock exhaust mani with a big 16G and call it good. I just liked the idea of hitting at least 400whp. But even mid 300s in a 2000lb truck should be a pretty quick vehicle.
REAL MHI evo3 16g. Both will net 350whp.
Well Im lookin at some EVo Big 16Gs on ebay. Are these real? the ones for like 250 or are they cheap knock offs as well? The biggest thing I dont like about them is the internal wastegate. I am not a big fan of that design I have seen it fail many times on the subaru turbos.
Not many without cams. If no cam upgrade what fuelThere's a few threads of this turbo going 400.
. "This truck need to be driven on racegas if you want it to perform like it's built", should be in the ad. He'll be really pushing the 16g to net his goal with stock cams. Definately doable. But 93 octane is easy to find. And much easier on the motor with a bigger turbo at that goal. . .Not many without cams. If no cam upgrade what fuel. "This truck need to be driven on racegas if you want it to perform like it's built", should be in the ad. He'll be really pushing the 16g to net his goal with stock cams. Definately doable. But 93 octane is easy to find. And much easier on the motor with a bigger turbo at that goal. . .
I don't think I would have 321hp with a evoIII and the stock tune use your head.No tuning device for those injectors? Sounds good.