How much boost for an H1C?
Thread Starter
I grad-u-ated frum Claudes skool of tpying....
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 467
Likes: 1
From: white trash junction
How much boost for an H1C?
The other day hauling 2800 lbs of scrap metal on my truck and a trailer.. uphill 45 mph 4th gear 15-20 lbs of boost.. I wanted to see what the H1C with my PODS would do. I put it to the floor and the pressure bounced to 40 lbs and stayed there.. the truck stated to take off like a rocket,I let off when I hit 900f on the pryo.. my question is has there been somebody else who's hit 40 lbs or more? With an unmodded H1C?
Trending Topics
I remember Pulltilbroke telling me some time ago that he hit 55psi with the baby (50mm) h1c. I can bet that only happened at time or two before he upgraded. Anymore than 35psi for something in that size-range is just blowing hot, inefficient air.
My hybrid, Super 40/35 pushes no more than 37-38psi at WOT with the wastegate disconnected. At that point, drive pressure must be opening the wastegate for me, which is good!
It pushed about the same with the set of 4x.014s I ran before the 5x.012s I have now. I can't recall how high I pushed my baby h1c, maybe into the low 30s, as I had very little mods done while running it and honestly didn't really turn up the pump until early last year.
My hybrid, Super 40/35 pushes no more than 37-38psi at WOT with the wastegate disconnected. At that point, drive pressure must be opening the wastegate for me, which is good!
It pushed about the same with the set of 4x.014s I ran before the 5x.012s I have now. I can't recall how high I pushed my baby h1c, maybe into the low 30s, as I had very little mods done while running it and honestly didn't really turn up the pump until early last year.
I'm running an H1C/HTT stage IV upgrade and I get a lot of needle bounce on anything above 38 pounds. I have seen 42 pounds max in an empty truck with a little help from the liquor cabinet.(H20/meth)
The sizes you're thinking about are typical sizes of the turbine housing scroll only rather than millimeters, it's measured in square centimeters cm2.







