Whats with the .90 housings, i thought bigger was better? I dont have any issues spoolin a 80/87 with a 55 or for that matter a 80/96 with a 55, even in low range.
Whats with the .90 housings, i thought bigger was better? I dont have any issues spoolin a 80/87 with a 55 or for that matter a 80/96 with a 55, even in low range.
Whats with the .90 housings, i thought bigger was better? I dont have any issues spoolin a 80/87 with a 55 or for that matter a 80/96 with a 55, even in low range.
What do you consider spooled? Do you have any data to compare with what I posted above? Also, keep in mind my engine is not ideal for getting up on a big charger, which is why i noticed a difference when I switched to the different heads/cam. I believe that the looser housings will not work well with my setup, that's why I am sticking with the tighter housings
I run a freaky deeky 5-star :dontknow:
spooled....isnt that when it starts to whistle? :rofl:
Single billet s475 sounds damn good
Especially chopping the throttle next to people's open windows hahaha
KA-CHA-CHOP-CHA-CHA-POOSH!!
No, I'm being serious. At what boost, rpm, or egt do you let off the brake and start your pull?
And thanks for twisting what I had said. Noone needs 3300 rpm to make a turbo start to whistle
No problem, glad to help!
Depends on track and sled, 8psi 2000 rpms= soft lazy launch, 10 psi 2000
/2200 sligt lag moderate launch, 12 psi 2200/2300rpm, launches like a fircracker!, egts always between 900/1000 at launch. I started with a. 9 housing,bumpd 1.0 then 1.10,power and rpm went up, never noticed spool difference. Belive it or not, 96 wheel pulls up quicker than a 87!
I wonder why the 96 is quicker than the 87
Ahhh the good ol days.
Dont know, even on the dyno, 87 strugled to light a bit more than 96, my though, same comp wheel, bigger wheel gives more leverage to push the comp into the boost. it shocked me, i was worried, then surprised!