turbo housing sizes?
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turbo housing sizes?
what do you measure on a turbo to know the housing size? like when people say they have a 14cm housing? where are they measuring at?
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If the turbo is off the truck.. Look it the housing where the exhaust manifold bolts to the turbo and there should be a 12 or 14 etc stamped on the inner wall.
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They also use the AR- area/radius ratio, which can vary all over the place. One wheel and radius gives a ratio but change the radius and the ratio is different even with the same wheel....clear as mud to me.
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Ok I found the number on the inside wall and it is a 26, I'm gonna look at my charger that I was running last year and see what it is, it's a lot smaller housing but it was custom built so I will prol have to call them to find out. Is that 26 to big? What are the s480's?
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Well I was gonna try it by itself, I ran a 66mm charger last year, and I could use a lot bigger charger. I wanted to try running my 66 with an s480sx but I got this bht-3b for 300 and it's never been used, but it's really only 75mm but the housings are huge!! Compared to my 66.
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It will work, I want to back up here. How is the truck set-up? How much fuel you running? Power goals. You might be able to go smaller on the secondary like a 64 and use the BTH-3B. The BTH-3B is a large frame turbo, aka T-06 turbine inlet and 5in outlet. The compressor housing is very large as well. The 66 is rated around 80 lbs/min and the BTH-3b is around 100 lbs/min area. The 3B turbo has been in truck that have made 700-800rwhp. You could even use a S362 turbo as well, just put in a larger external gate like a 44mm to 50mm. The 66/3B combo, will be doggy to spool, but once it lights, wow, you'll have tons of air. I've run the 3b in HX40/BTH-3b and a garrett GT3782R/BTH-3b combo.
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My pump should be flowing 600cc of fuel, I have an air dog to go with it to back it up. My injectors I'm not sure about I bought them from a guy and they are five holes, I think he said at .015
with the single charger last I should of made over 700hp, but I never got any dyno numbers, just opinions from others at the pulls. Do I have enough fuel to do a twin combo with my 66, and bth-3b? I could sell my 66 and get a good 64
with the single charger last I should of made over 700hp, but I never got any dyno numbers, just opinions from others at the pulls. Do I have enough fuel to do a twin combo with my 66, and bth-3b? I could sell my 66 and get a good 64
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