T04b with #6 vs. #8 hot side comparisons please.
#17
Originally Posted by hosrom_951
Kevin, if that is a street car and you plan on no modifications and want quick spool, then it is the #6
If you plan on future mods (p&p for example) and have a plan for track/DE's, you may sacrifice some lag but it would give you more top end power to use.....
Unless you get a BB #8 hotside
If you plan on future mods (p&p for example) and have a plan for track/DE's, you may sacrifice some lag but it would give you more top end power to use.....
Unless you get a BB #8 hotside
So if i get a P&P! i can run with a #8 hotside with no problems?
#18
Originally Posted by 9fitty1
So if i get a P&P! i can run with a #8 hotside with no problems?
p&p allows more air, thus helps in more power. I mentioned mods like the p&p becuase then on the #6 hotside you would have backpressure problems. A #8 with p&p would reduce lag, how much? i wouldn't know that.....
A BB or even a Dual BB turbo would spool like mad, but they are pricey and costs to rebuild start @$380 (note, this is JUST a rebuild price, it doesn't cover worn damaged compressor blades, shafts and so on).
NZ951 and Daniel951 are both running #8 hotsides, NZ has p&p while Daniel is stock head and block.......ask them if your planning on #8 hotside since they have the real world experience regarding this.....
#21
Originally Posted by DrRon
Kevin,
ours is a b - the bb might make a difference.
ours is a b - the bb might make a difference.
DBB (Dual Ball Bearing)
B (single) referrs to the housing (such as T04B)
i know you know this, but just to i intend to stop some confusion on this subject
#23
DrRon, we have pretty much the same setup except for our hotsides. I made 310hp at 18psi at my last dyno run on a tired engine. Something must be up if you are seeing less then this because the #8 should allow for more HP. How bad were your numbers?