1.0 housing
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1.0 housing
Is there anyone out there running a 1.0 housing from dpppower.com
http://www.dpppower.com/73-turbos.html
I see it is a bit less then an ATS and wondered if there are issues with it or if it is a good product.
http://www.dpppower.com/73-turbos.html
I see it is a bit less then an ATS and wondered if there are issues with it or if it is a good product.
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From: colorado
i dont have one but when i take my EBPV out i am going to put one on. that housing and the ATS housing are two different things. the ATS unit goes on the intake side and that housing goes on the exhaust side of the turbo.
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From: Middle Tennesse
Originally Posted by Rick2001
Is there anyone out there running a 1.0 housing from dpppower.com
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Apples and Oranges Gents. 1.0 reduces some drive pressure but keeps low end spool up and reduces a little EGTs. ATS shroud gets rid of surge. BB TN or Garrett BB are fast spoolers that most use to clear up bigger injectors with fuel systems.
I hope this helps.
Do some searches....."1.0" "Van Turbo" "ATS Shroud" "1.15" and you'll be up all night
I hope this helps.
Do some searches....."1.0" "Van Turbo" "ATS Shroud" "1.15" and you'll be up all night
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Originally Posted by Orezona
Do some searches....."1.0" "Van Turbo" "ATS Shroud" "1.15" and you'll be up all night
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From: Middle Tennessee
Originally Posted by TN_F250
I'm aware. That's why I'm asking all these seemingly simple questions because I can't seem to put all this together through so much information. So let me get this straight... a 1.0 will reduce boost pressure, egt's but allow the turbo to spool up quicker. Am I in the ball park?
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From: Millbrook Alabama
Originally Posted by CSIPSD
Yes and no... But nothing will keep the stocker alive above 25#'s
the design of the bearings in the stock turbo is the limiting factor of 25 psi. will the stocker flow more? YES, will it live very long when doing this NO. if you want more boost than the stocker save up and get a bigger hair dryer.
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Mike - you got me. I wasn't sure if building more boost was the ticket to more power. Either way I need to experiment with the throttle position, when to let off to avoid surge, etc. So you wouldn't invest in an ATS housing, but save for the bigger, better "hair dryer" (nice BD)?