1.1 compressor housing
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1.1 compressor housing
bought a used motor for a long block to replace my problem child motor, well its out of a conversion van and has a 1.1 exhaust housing and a 1.10 compressor housing, its too bad it doesnt look like it will fit my spider properly......
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agreed
well the motor is out of a 97 conversion van and according to the ppl i talked to itll work as a long block but im going to do a full write up as i d this long block swap so I'll let you guys know how this all goes
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worries
just a little worried that something WON'T bolt up, as in like totally unworkable bolt up and i just spent 1400 for nothing
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The much larger exhaust housing allows the turbo to make more boost with a lot less back pressure. It's the back pressure that creates high EGTs and stresses the turbo. I need to make a few runs with my new gauge to see what the max back pressures are. Unfortunately, I didn't have the gauge when I had the stocker on it, so I won't know what it was before. I do know that my EGTs are WAAAY down compared to before. I was able to hit over 1500, and now I'm only getting into the 1300 range max. So a 200 deg drop in EGTs, and the ability to make more boost safely is what you gain.
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Compressor side is the same. But a lot of us put the ATS compressor housing on that helps out with surge issues. Van turbos have supported over 400 RWHP, dyno proven. 430ish is what I've seen.
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turbo of a different color
the turbo i got on this motor has a two piece exhaust up pipe "T" it goes to a square flange on the turbo and the intake and exhaust are a 1.10 A/R ratio so what could that do for a motor? looks strangely similar to this one seen at dieselsite,
http://www.dieselsite.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=322
could it be a factory "holset style" turbo?
http://www.dieselsite.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=322
could it be a factory "holset style" turbo?