1984 Single Turbo by JoBy
#1
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#6
Melting Slicks
copy cat copy cat...lol just kidding had to do it.. but it is a good location thats why I did it there too! looking good.. y0ou have a huge advantage not having your heater core box in the car!
Chris
Chris
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Originally Posted by lcvette
copy cat copy cat...lol just kidding had to do it.. but it is a good location thats why I did it there too! looking good.. y0ou have a huge advantage not having your heater core box in the car!
Chris
Chris
Actuallty I had not seen your pictures when I did this mockup.
I was thinking about keeping the left and right exhaust separated all the way to the turbo, but it was too tight and too complicated.
I wanted to keep the headers simple, and I wanted as much space as possible between the pipes and the spark plug wires. The #8 is the tightest because that pipe has to go down to make room for the downpipe.
Last edited by JoBy; 12-06-2005 at 07:31 PM.
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Originally Posted by 86VX1
what size bo is that? looks cool, I can't tell from the picks but did you remove the ac?
Yes I removed the AC and modified the fan housing.
The turbo is a Garrett GT4088, 54 trim, 0.72 A/R
http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...8_703457_2.htm
At 15 psi boost it has a flow range of 200hp to 600hp with the sweet spot at about 400 hp.
At 25 psi boost it has a flow range of 300hp to 700hp with the sweet spot at about 500 hp.
I think that it will work well with the 350.
Last edited by JoBy; 12-06-2005 at 07:38 PM.
#10
Melting Slicks
Joby,
what size turbine wheel is that? looks like a P-trim, if so, may wanna ask Brian MNvette about that flow potential. and what kind of tube/pipe are you using? look cast? cast steel? SS or mild, gauge schedule?
Chris
what size turbine wheel is that? looks like a P-trim, if so, may wanna ask Brian MNvette about that flow potential. and what kind of tube/pipe are you using? look cast? cast steel? SS or mild, gauge schedule?
Chris
#11
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I did som more searching and it is actually a GT4288N.
A/S part No 452174-0010
http://www.turbomaster.info/catalogo...tt&pagina=GT42
Compressor:
Inducor 65 mm
Exducor 88 mm
0.72 A/R
54 Trim
Turbine:
Inducor ?? mm
Exducor 68 mm
1.22 A/R
?? Trim
The guy that I bought the turbo from did not know exactly what it was, other than a big Volvo diesel turbo, but it seemd to be a good size and the price was right.
I measured the compressor side and found a match on the GT4088, so I figured that it was one.
The GT4288 must be using the same compressor as the GT4088, but a bigger turbine.
I have not measured the turbine inducer diameter.
I don't know exactly that the piping is, but it is not stainless.
The wall thickness is about 0.1".
We used the same ones when building headers on Fredriks Turbo IROC Camaro.
http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/show...c&pagenumber=3
A/S part No 452174-0010
http://www.turbomaster.info/catalogo...tt&pagina=GT42
Compressor:
Inducor 65 mm
Exducor 88 mm
0.72 A/R
54 Trim
Turbine:
Inducor ?? mm
Exducor 68 mm
1.22 A/R
?? Trim
The guy that I bought the turbo from did not know exactly what it was, other than a big Volvo diesel turbo, but it seemd to be a good size and the price was right.
I measured the compressor side and found a match on the GT4088, so I figured that it was one.
The GT4288 must be using the same compressor as the GT4088, but a bigger turbine.
I have not measured the turbine inducer diameter.
I don't know exactly that the piping is, but it is not stainless.
The wall thickness is about 0.1".
We used the same ones when building headers on Fredriks Turbo IROC Camaro.
http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/show...c&pagenumber=3
Last edited by JoBy; 12-06-2005 at 08:44 PM.
#15
Melting Slicks
looking good man.. I like the way you brought that primary up and around and back into #4,6.. I have a set of ramshorn manifolds that have that style routing and was originally gonna be how I routed mine but the downpipe dictated a low sweet primary from number 2... plenty of ways to skin a cat though!
keep up the good work!
Chris
keep up the good work!
Chris
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Originally Posted by lcvette
looks awesome man!!! have you startedon the crossover yet? or the wastegate stand off? what are your ideas on them? keep the momentum going!!
Chris
Chris
I am going to figure out the wastegate last, when the downpipe is in place. I want to put it behind the frame on the passenger side if I get enough room for it there. The backup plan is to put it on the drivers side like you did.