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HX35 on stock auto?

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Old Sep 2, 2006 | 06:28 PM
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HX35 on stock auto?

So my auto has a hy35/9cm wastegate. I do run a ez chip. I would like to upgrade due to restrictive breathing. However, my 3.55 auto has a huge bog ratio in OD. I am at 1500rpms at 60 mph. It seems to me that under low rpms with minimul upgrades the "hy" would spool better. So should I just live with what I have now till bigger upgrades or do you think I would still bring down egts better at crusing speed under load? thank you
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Old Sep 2, 2006 | 06:43 PM
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At only 65HP over stock, your HY should flow enough an keep EGT's in an ok range, especially with a J-hook. Regardless, an HX35 would work just fine for you.
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Old Sep 3, 2006 | 11:31 PM
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The HY and EZ are a great combo. Your temps shouldn't be too bad all.

Right now, I running my stock HY-9 with 162K on it. I have dd2's, ez, and a tst comp.(just installed tst). I know I have waaaaayyyyy too much fuel for the hy but boy does it spool quick when that tst kicks in. Hits 40+ psi in the blink of an eye and it's still holding together with not much shaft play. It's a tougher turbo than people give it credit for.
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