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What is an HX35 capable of?

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Old 07-10-2014, 07:21 PM
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What is an HX35 capable of?

So there's a rebuilt hx35 on craigslist for cheap. Just wondering if this would be a major upgrade over stock? What injectors should I run? How much boost would it make and what hp will it hold?
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From what I've read, they are good for about 25 lbs of boost. And will support to about 250hp? Your stock injectors should be fine up to about there I think?

This is just info I have garnered...never really researched it.
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HX35 is good for 35 PSI. Anything above that is just overheated air.

A 35 isn't much of a step up from your H1C. You can out grow both real fast and easy.
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It will spool faster than a stock H1c
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especially with a smaller exhaust housing
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I agree with 250hp and with a removable exhaust elbow and 12cm2 housing it's a good turbo for a lightly modded engine. 30psi is about its efficiency threshold
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One overlooked benefit of the HX35 is the existance of the Map Width Enhancement slot. It will prevent compressor surge in high fuel, low rpm low boost situations.
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What about a stock turbo off of a newer 24 valve or common rail?
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If I'm not mistaken the 24v turbos will either be hx35s or hy35s. The hy has a 9cm housing.

If the hx35 is cheap I'd buy it. They are good 35-38psi, will spool faster, have the MWE slot and are happy around 250hp but can actually make a fair bit more than that.

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My PDRHX35 is a modified HX35 purchased from PDR (Piers Diesel Research) when it was owned by Piers Harry. I was told not to go over 35 psi except on rare occasions. The most I have seen was 38PSI. You can look at my sig. I have been over 300 RWHP since 2003.

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Looks like I'm going to pick it up this weekend. Will the stock injectors be ok? I'm think it just won't smoke as much considering I have the stage 2 fuel pin. Will the factory intercooler pipes mate up to it?
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You might have to re-clock to make it hook up but it should work.

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Stock injectors are fine, i still run them at 40psi with my commonrail turbo.
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Is it much to install. Or will it be pretty much a bolt on deal?
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hx-35 should be pretty much a bolt on. You might have to move your downpipe back an inch.


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