Turbo selection
#51
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Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
It's only going to get worse with boost....trust me I know.


#52
my vote is for the gts76 with a .96ar as well. probably wont get you to 900rwhp but i know a pt88 is a little laggy and the 76 wont be. i dont know anything about the gt47 turbo, it might be loads better than either the gts76 or pt88
#53
i did some general compressor map figuring. i went with 20psi and a figure because that will pretty much limit you to pump gas. you mentioned a 6300rpm redline as well.
i used .88 ve. that might be a little much, but then again, this isn't super accurate anyways.



i used .88 ve. that might be a little much, but then again, this isn't super accurate anyways.
Last edited by boostedsl2; Jan 23, 2007 at 05:38 PM.
#54
45r will run you about $3000
47 journal bearing will run you about $2000
42 journal bearing would be about $1000
t76 probably $1200~$1800 depending on what brand (innovative, turbonetics, precision)
i would try to find a gt45 journal bearing if i were in your shoes. cheaper turbo, cheaper to rebuild, spool should be good.
47 journal bearing will run you about $2000
42 journal bearing would be about $1000
t76 probably $1200~$1800 depending on what brand (innovative, turbonetics, precision)
i would try to find a gt45 journal bearing if i were in your shoes. cheaper turbo, cheaper to rebuild, spool should be good.
#56
Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
20psi limit on pump gas with a 9.5:1 SCR? 
Oh and boostedsl2, Thunders truck is a 6.7L.
15psi is probably a more realistic number on pump gas for these motors.
Last edited by kbracing96; Jan 23, 2007 at 07:43 PM.
#57
Originally Posted by parish8
my vote is for the gts76 with a .96ar as well. probably wont get you to 900rwhp but i know a pt88 is a little laggy and the 76 wont be. i dont know anything about the gt47 turbo, it might be loads better than either the gts76 or pt88
This is the man who's info/testimony I was basing my suggestion on. I know Chris drives his truck ALOT and wouldn't be happy with a laggy turbo even if it made more HP on the top end.
FWIW, you could have 2 turbos, A gt76 for everyday (good budget turbo and nice price) And a bigger PT 88 for the track/dyno to make big numbers (could put off buying this turbo off for a while). It would only take about 30 minutes to swap them out.
#59
Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
20psi limit on pump gas with a 9.5:1 SCR? 
thats like a bare bones figure.
thats sucks, i can do 6.7 also. should be that much different though.
#60
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Hell with two v-bands and quick disconnect on oil lines you could swap it in 10 minutes. Russels makes some NICE quick disconnects.


