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Dave I was wondering what the specs on the Super B special were.Like Comp size and ehx housing? And how much power will they really make? -... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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Old 11-13-2007, 08:46 PM
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Dave I was wondering what the specs on the Super B special were.Like Comp size and ehx housing? And how much power will they really make? -

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Old 11-14-2007, 05:39 PM
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Honestly I do not like to give the specs out because they are irrelevant when using the Borg Warner extended fin tips wheels. These wheels acts like a larger wheel but the mass does not have to increase as much, this is why comparing numbers like 57, 62, 64 on a non-extended tip is inaccurate comparison. A compressor map will tell you so much more!

The rotation speed at the end of the extended tip would naturally increase at the same RPM creating more volume, thus actual mass of the wheel does not necessarily have to increase in speed to produce more volume. They do rotate at a higher RPM but unlike the stock wheel it is designed to endure the higher speeds. The higher speed coupled with the extended fin tip is what makes these turbos work so good at the top end with out creating a bunch of lag or surge issues. -

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so it would out perform My 62/12? -
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Old 11-14-2007, 06:27 PM
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Out perform how? That's is a loaded question, what are you using the truck for? do you mean out perform on the track, daily driving or towing?

I would need to look at the compressor map of that 62/12 to determine exactly what benefits you would see with the Super B over the that turbo. I would guess the spool up time would be about equal, the top end efficiency would probably much higher with the Special with less surge issues.

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Old 11-14-2007, 06:34 PM
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It is basically a daily driver that gets beat on hard and see's the track and dyno in the summer. My 62/12 surges and gets pretty warm. I know I am asking alot of a 62/12 with my fueling but the 64/14 is a big jump. I just want something with a little better maners that will make a little more power and run cooler. -
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Old 11-14-2007, 06:43 PM
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Obviously twins are going to be your best bet but keeping cost in mind if you are looking for cooler temps at the top end the Super B will definitly deliver. The turbo configuration of the Special is not recommend for towing, it sound like you are more interested in playing with your rig that towing with it so I am confident you will be satisfied with the Special.

Hope this helps, I was trying to post the compressor MAP of the Special but the file is too big for the forum. I can e-mail it to you if you like. -
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Old 11-14-2007, 09:02 PM
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The Super B Special (64/71-14) is the same as HTT quick diesel 64 and II SPS 64, BUT from what I've been told the machine work on the Super B Special is BETTER than that of HTT and II. -

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BD Makes a great product , I've Ran more than one of there turbos on multiple trucks and loved them all! -
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Thanks guys, Dave you can Email me the comp map I'll PM you. I tow my boat but it is going up sor sale soon so the truck will be pretty much a toy and end it's work life . I will be watching the classifeds or looking for a new one after a while. -
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BD builds a damn good turbo. I have been thrashing on my twins for 2 years now and they just smile and ask for more. Have them set for 74 psi right now! Got to love a BD product! -

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My smarty in general will make my truck much easier to drive and more responsive with the 66, But killed a few HP off the top! Well worth the 30 hp off the top for the better responsivness! -

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I know the best place to get those too. 64/71 with an .80AR - same a 14cm. Extended tip inducer technology with an awesome map grovve for super fast spool. They don't call it special for nothin. -
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Originally Posted by SuperDave4x4 View Post
The Super B Special (64/71-14) is the same as HTT quick diesel 64 and II SPS 64, BUT from what I've been told the machine work on the Super B Special is BETTER than that of HTT and II.
I am not an expert on the HTT quick diesel 64 and II SPS 64, do these just share the same specs or do the share the extended fin tip technology as well. If not they are not the same. You can not compare a turbo with out the extended fins tips to one with the extended fin tips, on paper they look the same but a compressor map will show a night and day difference. -
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SWEET, thanks Dave. I may be looking to upgrade sometime!!!! -
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Old 11-16-2007, 01:31 PM
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SWEET, thanks Dave. I may be looking to upgrade sometime!!!!

No worries, your welcome!

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