more take off power?
#15
no the wheel will not fit n your stock housing you need a compressor housing and back plate as well
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kind funny you mentioned that i hauled a bobcat with atachments, and three fourwheelers up a pass in 5th doing 60 not even breaking 1200 on the pyro
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kind funny you mentioned that i hauled a bobcat with atachments, and three fourwheelers up a pass in 5th doing 60 not even breaking 1200 on the pyro
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no the wheel will not fit n your stock housing you need a compressor housing and back plate as well
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kind funny you mentioned that i hauled a bobcat with atachments, and three fourwheelers up a pass in 5th doing 60 not even breaking 1200 on the pyro
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kind funny you mentioned that i hauled a bobcat with atachments, and three fourwheelers up a pass in 5th doing 60 not even breaking 1200 on the pyro
If a 35/40 could support 550 rwhp then why is a 62/65/14 only rated to support 500? hummmm????? bigger compressor, bigger exhaust wheel, better turbo overall and can support less power? something does not add up
#17
You also just had to rebuild your engine. Anyways enough poking and back on subject
Are you doing a boosted launch or you just mashing the throttle? Like 94 12v (or was it 94cummins12v GAH! What is it with 12v and 94?) if you have too much fuel you will hurt your spool up rather than help it.
For instance, If I turn my chip up and then mash the throttle it takes FOREVER to light my S300. I also black out 4 lanes of traffic. If I roll into the throttle It lights a lot faster and I don't have near as many people giving me the bird.
You might try sliding your fuel plate back a bit as well as tightening up your AFC.
If I were you a would probably try to find an HE351 take off rather than a hybrid. It will take a little more work to fab up but it is a little stronger turbo IMO. It will support about the same as a hybrid.(same size compressor wheel)
Also since you have a "built" tranny( I would clarfiy that before you get too carried away with this) you can always hold the brake pedal to build boost and then let it out and mash the throttle.
If a 35/40 could support 550 rwhp then why is a 62/65/14 only rated to support 500? hummmm????? bigger compressor, bigger exhaust wheel, better turbo overall and can support less power? something does not add up
A 62 is only a 2 mm jump from a hybrid. whereas the hybrid is a 6mm jump from a hx35. Will the 62 make it to 500 easier? sure. But the hybrid can still do it. a he351 can support 500 with the same size comp wheel. Also the exhaust housing on the hybrid that 94 cummins is talking about is a 16cm. A bigger housing will help top end flow.(which reduces drive pressure which helps increase hp.)
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A 62 is only a 2 mm jump from a hybrid. whereas the hybrid is a 6mm jump from a hx35. Will the 62 make it to 500 easier? sure. But the hybrid can still do it. a he351 can support 500 with the same size comp wheel. Also the exhaust housing on the hybrid that 94 cummins is talking about is a 16cm. A bigger housing will help top end flow.(which reduces drive pressure which helps increase hp.)
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