Turbo ??'s
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Turbo ??'s
I found a local turbo builder and he gave me a couple options. First, use stock turbo but machine it out to a bigger wheel, change the turbine housing, and remove ebpv housing. Second, give me an awesome deal on the HX50 layin in his shop. Both bring one question to mind, the downpipe. If I remove ebpv housing, which would be done on either one, that leaves my downpipe roughly 2" away from the turbine housing. Do they sell downpipes with longer necks or would I have to fabricate mine? And which option would you guys go with for the turbos??
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The first option sounds like he wants to build you a turbo like Bean's D66. Good option for stock to stage 2 injectors. The downpipe won't be an issue since by removing the EBPV you simply remove the butter fly valve and not the whole housing. The D66 is just a stock turbo that has a GTP38R compressor wheel with the compressor housing machined to fit it.
The HX50 is a good option as well but not for a stock injectored truck. Plus it is far from bolt in. A mounting kits runs $1700-2000.
The HX50 is a good option as well but not for a stock injectored truck. Plus it is far from bolt in. A mounting kits runs $1700-2000.
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Ok, I've heard good things about the D66, I'll probably go that route and it also wont be too expensive, he's real reasonable. Even though I could get the HX50 dirt cheap I dont feel like spending 2000.00 for a mount kit. Going with building mine would you guys use a different turbine housing or keep the stock one. he recommended a 17 or 19.
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Not on the HX50, he was talking about upgrading the turbine housing on my stock turbo. I'm not ever gonna go bigger than stage 2's so I think I'll go with building my stock turbo.
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The stock turbo doesn't measure the exhuast housings in that fashion. It uses A/R ratio. Stock is 1.15. There is a 1.0 and .84 available. The smaller the number the faster the turbo will spool but it will also be more restrictive. I would leave the stock turbine housing. Bean's also recommend that with their D66.
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