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dr_jekyll

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  1. I emailed them , they said they could make them if I orderd 30
  2. its hard to say without seeing it . but dosent sound good. its hardly a common fault for jz oil pumps to fail
  3. believe it or not. the new range of nankangs are pretty tasty. a world away from the old stuff
  4. any explanation why? bore wash? so they buggerd it up? did the oil pump fail , why would it have oil starvation. im not happy with this
  5. what about this? too restrictive ? •Inlet/outlet 4"/2.5" •Features wet float bearings •1/8 NPT oil inlet •3" V-Band downpipe flange •Compressor wheel: .70A/R, Inducer: 91.00mm, Exducer 69.20mm •Turbine wheel: .68A/R, Inducer: 74.00mm, Exducer: 64.10mm - - - Updated - - - what about this? too restrictive ? •Inlet/outlet 4"/2.5" •Features wet float bearings •1/8 NPT oil inlet •3" V-Band downpipe flange •Compressor wheel: .70A/R, Inducer: 91.00mm, Exducer 69.20mm •Turbine wheel: .68A/R, Inducer: 74.00mm, Exducer: 64.10mm
  6. So what. Full spec should i bee looking for . Ie turbine size trim ect
  7. would this be too big/ laqggy Inlet Size 4” Outlet Size 2.5” Type of Flange T4 Flange Type of Down Pipe Flange 3" V band Type of Cooling Oil Cool only Compressor Trim .80ar Compressor Wheel Inducer Dia.: 76.71 mm Exducer Dia.: 102.36 mm Turbine Trim .81ar Turbine Wheel Inducer Dia.: 64.5 mm Exducer Dia.: 74.5 mm Applications T4 turbo charger
  8. just to jump in here, are we saying .81 ar for hot or cold side ? and if it is a .81 hot side what cold side trim suits for best of both spool time/ power
  9. slight over kill then, so a t70 with .68 and .70 will enough for 550 on 9.5-1 compression. with a stand alone. the only reason I was thinking bigger was for lower egts and less stress. all this turbo sizing gets confusing as hell, im looking at all sorts and my brain is melting. I mean, whats the advantage of a bigger a/r hot side than cold side and vice versa.
  10. thanks noz. what trim do you think
  11. I messaged cx racing and they were as helpful as a lube at a lesbo convention so ill be giving that a miss
  12. im not bothered about actual numbers per say I just want the best balance of response / punch without tones of lag but I don't want to be maxing out components
  13. this on on an na-t with 9.5-1 not the tts 8.5-1. 1bar with 550cc injectors made 510bhp with a piggyback, @44psi of rail pressure so I can make more power with less boost so the 630s should be capeable of 600+ on the latest set up
  14. ok a brief setup overview. 4 speed auto with a01b stand alone ecu 635cc injectors 9.5-1 compression ratio. my question is what size turbo, it will be a generic journal baring turbo as per usual but what size a t61 .68 .70 ? ive used before and had over 500bhp but was maxed or a t76 .80 .81 im guessing it will make more power without being maxed bit at what lag cost input always appreciated
  15. and willit foul the steering column
  16. ive seen these , they look good but will it fit rhd ??? - - - Updated - - - do you have a link?
  17. no if a log will give me high egt's over 500bhp ill stay with a tubular but a diferent one - - - Updated - - - no if a log will give me high egt's over 500bhp ill stay with a tubular but a diferent one
  18. ill be going 9.5,1 id like to see more than 500 - - - Updated - - - in that case a tubular will be fine as long as it clears the dizzy and sits the turbo a bit lower
  19. its height aswell the bigger hot side impeads the tb , plus I ideally want the faster spool of a cast/ log type
  20. I changed from a fmic to an oem smic and the only difference I noticed was the side mound saved me about 3-400 rpm of spool time . ( this was an na-t so I cut out over a meter of ic pipe too )
  21. whats about manifold wise for an na-t these days . I would use the xs one ive always used but I may want a bigger turbo and I don't really want to have to use the 4 runner dizzy this time so im hoping for something I can for a 76mm on with the oem dizzy in place and use a the 4" intake . so the question is . what is available that works on a rhd car that wont break the bank?
  22. yea pretty sure its in the workshop somewhere. ill have a look tomorrow
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