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Old 11-10-2005, 03:01 AM
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Question Who here is running a T04E/K26 #8

Who here is running a T04E/K26 #8 Stage 3?
interested in seeing what some basic setups are.
I am thinking this turbo is to big for what I want.
yes I said to big. I am only looking for 333rwhp.
I looked at the map and it seems to fit nicely unless I did my numbers wrong.
attached is the compressor map.

ps. I DEFINITELY do not plan on running a MAF kit.

But I have a AFM, Throttle and intake that allows me to flow about 28% air more than stock. I also have a sealed set of #55 injectors, 3 Bar FPR and Tail 38 WG.
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what boost do you want to make the 333 hp at?
do you have a stock exhaust?

I had a t04e/6 and it can get you to the hp you want,

but then again I also had a 27/6 that made that amount of power (with an MAF and exhaust, but stock: intake, intertcooler, hardpipes, head, headers etc) and it spooled 300-500 rpms earlier
the 27/6 made it at 20 psi

the more info the better...
Old 11-10-2005, 03:21 AM
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I dont want to run more than 16 or 17psi.
stock pipes but high flow cat and ansza muffler.
Chips wise, I have about 5 sets from g** only knows who.
One or 2 from known vendors, I will get a A/F meter to make sure all is dandy.
Boost will be set manually with a custom unit. I converted the cluster to recalculate down to turbo bar.

I dont mind doing a custom chip setup and paying for it.
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well I had an anza muffler too, and the rest of the stock exhaust got replaced with a ss 3" exhaust (no cat and I still passed emissions)),
it made more peak power, sounded superb, but best of all gave it way better throttle responce, faster spool-up and a better powerband (more power down low)

get a vitesse chip, I've had many but this thing instantly made my idle better, and will give you more/smoother power.

oh and don't bother with an a/f gauge unless your going wideband.
I believe there is a groupbuy here on the list
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Originally Posted by emwporsche
what boost do you want to make the 333 hp at?
do you have a stock exhaust?

I had a t04e/6 and it can get you to the hp you want,

but then again I also had a 27/6 that made that amount of power (with an MAF and exhaust, but stock: intake, intertcooler, hardpipes, head, headers etc) and it spooled 300-500 rpms earlier
the 27/6 made it at 20 psi

the more info the better...

Please do tell. How did you make that kind of HP with a k27/6? That seems 30-40hp higher than typical. I am not bashing you, I just want to duplicate 333rwhp with a my K27/6.

My turbo has lots of lag and I doubt it makes anywhere near that power. I am running 19psi on mine without a full 2.5 inch exhaust (no cat) and MAF. That just seems like a whole lotta power out of a k27/6.

I have thought of changing to a #8 hot side, but the lag would be horrible methinks. I can't even get full boost in 1st gear as it is.

Now I must add a little to the story. I am at 6000ft so off-boost performance REALLY sucks and spool-up is much slower than when I drove the car at sea level. Also, 19psi here is about like 16psi at sea level (we have about 3psi less atmospheric pressure here (around 800mbar is a typical day here vs 1mbar).

-Dana
Old 11-10-2005, 12:34 PM
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Well 4psi plus a maf kit should be close to the 30-40hp range.
I believe that most of the internal parts of the stock setup can handle 340whp, but i dont think it's a good idea to run them at 100% duty cycle. that said it's possible "on paper" at least to get those numbers.
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maybe a 27/6 can't get you there.

I don't have experience from any other 27/6's other than my own
(I sure would like to see what the average person is making with these)
(what's the max boost you guys are getting? spool-up time?)

I wish I knew the specs of mine because aparently it was far superior to what other people are getting.
I don't know if or how it was modded- I bought it used from a racer.
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Spend an afternoon in the archives, a 27/8 is waaaay to big for a 2.5l....
Old 11-10-2005, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ibkevin
Spend an afternoon in the archives, a 27/8 is waaaay to big for a 2.5l....
hmmm most of the garrett hybrids guys seem to be runing with a #8 hotside & a stage 3 wheel, and if a K27 cold side is considered eqivilant to about a 48 compressor wheel if what i read on the lindsey site is accurate... so how come a 27/8 is considered big relatively speaking?
thks
Old 11-10-2005, 09:06 PM
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I have a T04E/50 trim with #8 hotside and you can see the numbers in my sig. Mine are a bit low due to an exhaust leak.

Most of the K27/6 guys seem to have made around 315RWHP, where the T04E seems to be around 335RWHP.
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So Mike, if you ran a 50 trim that gives you about 47lbs/min Flow right?
On my 57 trim it would be up to 49lbs/min, right?

I wonder what that will do to spool-up times.
It looks like I might hit the 333whp @ 16 - 17psi with this turbo if I can dial it in correctly.
I was worried that it was to big.
Old 11-10-2005, 09:29 PM
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emw, Is the k27 you speak of the one I got from you?
Old 11-10-2005, 09:46 PM
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I replaced the K27/6 that was on my car when I bought it with a TEC T04E, which has a custom hotside. As you can see from the pics, the hotside housing on the T04E is no larger than the one on the K27/6, but the turbine wheel definitely is. With the T04E, stock (but freshly serviced) injectors, 3 bar fpr, Authority MAF and chips, a 2.5 cat bypass pipe and Borla exhaust, and a simple manual boost controller set for 17psi, the car made 308whp.

The Authority MAF and chips were purchased by the previous owner as a kit with the K27/6 and 3 bar fpr, but work fine with the T04E, other than the A/F mixture is a bit rich up top. Maybe at lower altitude it would be correct.

I never dyno'd the car with the K27/6, but it had more lag than the T04E, and less top end power as well.

And Hi Dana....haven't see you in a long time, nor have I ever had the pleasure of driving your car. Wouldn't it be nice to drive down to sea level sometime and see how these turbos can really spool up?


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Old 11-10-2005, 09:51 PM
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Oh yeah, I forgot... my T04E is a 46 trim.
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"emw, Is the k27 you speak of the one I got from you?"

if you bought a 27/6 off me, then yes.
I have lost track of who has bought what!

did you just rebuild it or change it up at all?
what were your results with it?
that turbo was a powerhouse
if the rebuilder provided any specs I would love to hear them


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