H2E swap
H2E swap
I just came across an H2E with a 64 mm charger and I was wondering if that would be too much air for my setup. the only thing I have thats not in my sig are New Era 6x18's. I need all the pro's and cons as well as capabilities of this turbo/upgrade.
Sounds like a t4 based exhaust housing, probably like a 23-26 cm something like that?
I don't think your going to like that, probably won't spool till like 3000rpms. haha
if you found a t3 based 16cm exhaust housing it would be great!
Aaron
I don't think your going to like that, probably won't spool till like 3000rpms. haha
if you found a t3 based 16cm exhaust housing it would be great!
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Is that like a 64/71 ?? a 16cm would spool slow on that thing, i think if you buy like a 64/71 phatshaft the biggest exh. housing they offer is a 14cm.
You'd have to try to find a 14cm housing, which would be $$$ and hard to find.
You definely have enough fuel for a turbo that big though. 6x18's FTW
You'd have to try to find a 14cm housing, which would be $$$ and hard to find.
You definely have enough fuel for a turbo that big though. 6x18's FTW
So far all the guy told me is that it is a 64mm compressor and I haven't got a reply as far as the rest of the specs. with the amount of fuel i'm putting in my H1C is having a hard time keeping up so I figured this turbo would be ok since I only have to spool it once (auto). plus, if it works I will still have plenty of air left over for more fuel mods like Air Dog or larger lines and that sort of thing. A 16 cm exh. housing requires a 4" DP doesn't it? Last Question is... do they make an adapter for T3 to T4 if the turbo is the wrong one???
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