I also talked with a local shop and he said he could swap in a larger compressor. Kind of pricing out a few different options at this point to see what is the best route to go.
Just went out for a test drive.
70 psi drive to 60 psi boost. 1.16:1 ratio, which is why I guessing my gate is useless. There basically isn't any excess drive pressure to bleed off. This is even with the .90ar turbine housing on the high pressure turbo.
That is a very good ratio. I am surprised you arent making more drive pressure than that with a tune that size.
It will wake it up big time. Did you happen to check exhaust pressure between stages? I would be interested to see what it is at the y2ks turbine inlet. Is there any more fuel available as well? Or is your injector setup maxed?
I'm guessing my 16:1 compression ratio is playing a factor here as well. I'm hoping tightening up the atmo to a 1.0 housing will make a nice difference.
Is the truck lazy snd smokey?
1.0 will make a huge difference on that "gt55" turbine... That turbine/housing setup will still flow way more than a s400 1.32 a/r for sure and more than a gt47 1.39 a/r I believe! :thumb:
Mike not point in ditching the big guy for a set of 366s currently. Trent was running a 366/480 combo down to 11.0 at RMR. You have a lot more air than he did.
I know that since I run a 472 with two 366s. Before I made a point I wanted to know how you felt they drove, spooled and smoke levels. Your boost number isn't high. Barely getting into semi efficient. It doesn't seem like a good match with what you are experiencing.I wouldn't say it is lazy, but it definitely doesn't spool like stock.
I got an email back from turbonetics, they claim the 1.23ar housing is as small as "they" make. He didn't mention anything about a gt55 turbine being interchangable. I wish I had a housing sitting here I could try out.