Boosted98gsx
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- Oct 31, 2002
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Houston,
Texas
This is how I sum it up so far. I have a 2.3 stroker...
Pros:
Faster spoolup
More effecient air charge
Cons:
Not rebuildable
Faster spool up essentially insignificant
So if something where to happen (ie; spark plud electrode falling off and breakng a fin off my turbine) i would have to spend ~800 on a new CHRA for a GT series BB turbo.
Now what I'm asking, is, how often does this happen? Where a fin on a turbo is broken or damage to the turbo is significant enough to need to buy a new rotating assembly?
It's time to decide for me. Which turbo to aim for. I want 500awhp on pump gas. This is going to be my daily driver. Which of these turbos am I going to be happiest with?
FP 3065 (BB)
FP 3565 (BB (unless I'm mistaken))
FP 3575 (Non-BB)
Remember I'm on a stroker motor, so what would the spool characteristics of each of these be?
I guess what I'm asking is this, would I sacrifice that much spool time over the 3065 by going with the 3575 for it to not be worth it?
Pros:
Faster spoolup
More effecient air charge
Cons:
Not rebuildable
Faster spool up essentially insignificant
So if something where to happen (ie; spark plud electrode falling off and breakng a fin off my turbine) i would have to spend ~800 on a new CHRA for a GT series BB turbo.
Now what I'm asking, is, how often does this happen? Where a fin on a turbo is broken or damage to the turbo is significant enough to need to buy a new rotating assembly?
It's time to decide for me. Which turbo to aim for. I want 500awhp on pump gas. This is going to be my daily driver. Which of these turbos am I going to be happiest with?
FP 3065 (BB)
FP 3565 (BB (unless I'm mistaken))
FP 3575 (Non-BB)
Remember I'm on a stroker motor, so what would the spool characteristics of each of these be?
I guess what I'm asking is this, would I sacrifice that much spool time over the 3065 by going with the 3575 for it to not be worth it?