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I came across this turbo in my search for a good turbo for my build. I am thinking it would be pretty good for my 5.3 and a goal of 500hp for my daily driver. It would be the S369. It does have a compressor map but I need to freshen up on my skills of reading it.
Anyone currently running one or have any experience with these?
I have a standard S366 going on the blow through carb 5.3 in my 69 C-10 and am going to put one of those on my my 01 turbo truck probable with a new iron 5.7 in a couple months. Should be a nice, quick spooling turbo for those kinda cubic inches.
So I found a company that sells a milled turbine housing that accepts a 3 or 3.5" v-band in all different size A/R's. I think this would bolt right up to a standard set of hot pipes so I can piece together my own kit.
From the pics I have seen on that housing. I think it would still be off.
You have to deal with all 3points.
Up/down
Left/right
Rear/forward.
Any point off standard down pipe won't fit from small t4 pipes.
But a little modding is t a big deal. For one is switching over.
Here are the dimensions of the S300sx. It should be the same turbine housing as the S300sx-e. I would imagine that them milling the housing might have a slight effect on it. How does this compare to your average T4 turbo? I couldn't find any good dimensions on something like a PT7275.
T4 flange height on the S300's is the same as the S400 housings, a 1/2 taller then a small frame T4 like a PT76 or Turbonietics TC76. The milled v band outlet should be pretty close to the same front to back as them as well.
I build my "big" T4 manifolds 1/2" shorter on the T4 flange part to make the down pipes location the same as my normal t4. Have to do the same with the S300 stuff as well.