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Ethanol provides alot more exhaust gasses. Maybe 68 is to tight?
I know it depends all the other bits and setup..
Just curious, why have you chosen T62-1 over the Super E60?
My impression was that the T62-1 original is designed for big volum/"low" boost pressure and gives significant later spool than i.e the Super E60?? (However I'm not a turbo expert...)
Just curious, why have you chosen T62-1 over the Super E60?
My impression was that the T62-1 original is designed for big volum/"low" boost pressure and gives significant later spool than i.e the Super E60?? (However I'm not a turbo expert...)
Recommendation from KRB/AR/Schanche?
The super 60 i had was to small so i changed it to the bigger T62-1.
So for now im just gonna make the best out of it and power it up on e-85.
Hopefully it wont be too laggy.. Changed the 58 house to a 81 yesterday.
If im buying a new turbo, im not sure what to go for. Maybe a CT or Precision sc6265 would be an option..
Ok, I have just heard that the 62-1 comp wheel is a bit "tungdrevet" compared to others... But as I mentioned, I'am not a turbo expert, just curious
But too small? There have been IL5 engines dynoing 600+ hp on e85 with the Super E60 in Norway, I'll guess you want more
I think the new Precision turbos with CNC compressor wheels is a very good choice, I was very close to change my own Super 60 when I heard VS, Skinne etc made some realy good dyno pulls with them I think they have a reasonable price too.
Ok, I have just heard that the 62-1 comp wheel is a bit "tungdrevet" compared to others... But as I mentioned, I'am not a turbo expert, just curious
But too small? There have been IL5 engines dynoing 600+ hp on e85 with the Super E60 in Norway, I'll guess you want more
I think the new Precision turbos with CNC compressor wheels is a very good choice, I was very close to change my own Super 60 when I heard VS, Skinne etc made some realy good dyno pulls with them I think they have a reasonable price too.
I think the super 60 dynoing 600+ hp is with 81 turbine housing.
I only had 58..
ive only heard good things about the precision ones.. really want one.
Yesterday was supposed to be the startup day. But some minor fuel leaks appeared so i had to sort it out.
I also need to do som welding on the fuelrail to fit the an swivels.
The turbo is also going to be replaced. Stay tuned.. Going on the dyno within 2 weeks+
Fuel leaks fixed and so is the fuelrail. Turbo is mounted with 3"v band and downpipe.
Pics and a little movie coming soon
nice numbers inddeed but i wouldnt say that the rev range that the Nm is starting is that low! 5400rpm is not for a street car.It is for a drag/race car,which is perfect for Breitling anyway!
nice numbers inddeed but i wouldnt say that the rev range that the Nm is starting is that low! 5400rpm is not for a street car.It is for a drag/race car,which is perfect for Breitling anyway!
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