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Genghiscarl 05-02-2014 02:06 PM

turbo housing
 
Hello everybody. I am new to this forum and I have a 93 5.9 IC with an auto transmission. I got an hx35 with a 12cm housing from a buddy and I am having a 60mm billet wheel installed right now. My question is can anybody tell me whether or not I can run my 16cm non waste gated housing that is currently on the truck? I live up at Lake Tahoe and pull trailers up some pretty big hills so I would like to keep my egt's as low as possible. I have a 4" exhaust on her already.Thanks

eeyore 05-02-2014 09:20 PM

You are way past me on this, the best I can say is that when I changed from my 20cm to 18cm I went up from 75 to 125 degrees at cruse of 60mph to 65. That would be 600 to 780 degrees. Thats leavel road.
All I can say is watch your guages and keep your old parts just in case.

turbo2332 05-03-2014 05:25 PM

why would you want to do that? you will kill spool-up. the wastegate on the hx35 is what keeps pressures and heat at bay. tthe old stuff didnt have wastegates. they had monstrous housings that were super enificient. keep the 12 cm housing on it. but yes it will bolt right up.

Genghiscarl 06-02-2014 12:54 PM

Hey thanks for the response. The 12cm did just bolt right up, except for a 1/2" coolant line, and works great. I put on a 28lb wastegate for now until I replace my headgasket. With my current injectors I have only hit 20lbs of boost anyhow, at least I think that's the reason.

If egt's are too high while towing I'll figure something out.

The bottom line is that this turbo blows the doors of my old h1c.

Thanks

u2slow 06-03-2014 02:50 AM

I drilled a 3/4" hole in the scroll divider through the wastegate opening. I didn't try my Hx35 before, but I'm certainly not disappointed. I can hit 1000* quite easy, but hard to get over 1200*. Thats with 5x0.012 injectors, and maybe 1 or 2 turns on the fuel screw - towing occasionally.

Genghiscarl 06-05-2014 10:27 AM

What brand of injectors did you get? That is the size I am going to use. I did not drill out my divider, but I thought about it. I think I'll do it when I replace the head gasket.

My new turbo runs cooler than the old one. With the H1c my temps would jump up to 1200 easy with overdrive on and drop way down with OD off. The new turbo does not get up to 1100 and when I disengage overdrive it only drops about 100. So it runs cooler and there is way less temperature swing. This new turbo sounds amazing too.

Genghiscarl 06-05-2014 10:36 AM

What brand of injectors did you get? That is the size I am going to use. I did not drill out my divider, but I thought about it. I think I'll do it when I replace the head gasket.

My new turbo runs cooler than the old one. With the H1c my temps would jump up to 1200 easy with overdrive on and drop way down with OD off. The new turbo does not get up to 1100 and when I disengage overdrive it only drops about 100. So it runs cooler and there is way less temperature swing. This new turbo sounds amazing too.

u2slow 06-06-2014 12:15 AM


Originally Posted by Genghiscarl (Post 1063738)
What brand of injectors did you get? That is the size I am going to use. I did not drill out my divider, but I thought about it. I think I'll do it when I replace the head gasket.

I don't know what brand they are. I got them used. The tips are etched '9745'.

I drilled my HX35 before even trying it. Made sense to do it. I convinced myself it would bleed off excessive boost faster on the fwd 3 cylinders. Although, I have nothing to compare against.


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