New winter new turbo build
06-17-2010, 08:50 AM
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I should mention that I have been looking in to the quick spool valve from Sound Performance. This may be an option soon for those looking to improve spool with the larger 6765 turbos.
So quicker spool and very good top end.
Look for numbers with the 67mm turbo in the near future as well.
So quicker spool and very good top end.
Look for numbers with the 67mm turbo in the near future as well.
06-24-2010, 08:12 AM
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I have read pages 1 through 26 and can say that I am thoroughly impressed by your craftsmanship. The attention to detail that you expalined in this thread is just enough to make me want to buy this kit, let alone the awsome components, quality of work, and the instruction manual 
lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
06-24-2010, 08:15 AM
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I have read pages 1 through 26 and can say that I am thoroughly impressed by your craftsmanship. The attention to detail that you expalined in this thread is just enough to make me want to buy this kit, let alone the awsome components, quality of work, and the instruction manual lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
06-24-2010, 08:24 AM
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I have read pages 1 through 26 and can say that I am thoroughly impressed by your craftsmanship. The attention to detail that you expalined in this thread is just enough to make me want to buy this kit, let alone the awsome components, quality of work, and the instruction manual lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
lol. Im going to try to save some money to buy this kit. Im so impressed with this that I almost have a gay obsession with it lol.
that made my day. I am glad you said that you have a gay obsession with IT and not ME.
06-24-2010, 10:32 AM
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As far as 67's go, Jeff is scheduled for dyno time at Injected on Saturday. The car is up an runing, from what I understand and just needs to be tuned now.
Orders are coming in steady, so I am very very buisy these days.
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06-24-2010, 12:17 PM
#530
Since you have to use twin scroll turbine housings, it makes more sense for you to make a twin scroll piping and just use 2 wastegates. an extra wastegate is WAY cheaper than the spool valve and the fitment issues would be moot.
I should mention that I have been looking in to the quick spool valve from Sound Performance. This may be an option soon for those looking to improve spool with the larger 6765 turbos.
So quicker spool and very good top end.
Look for numbers with the 67mm turbo in the near future as well.
So quicker spool and very good top end.
Look for numbers with the 67mm turbo in the near future as well.
06-24-2010, 12:25 PM
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The quick spool valve has shown great results, and it would be an easy mod to make with a large turbo.
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06-24-2010, 12:35 PM
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with the quick spool, you most definitely need a twin scroll turbine
"The Quick Spool Valve has a butterfly valve blocking a scroll of the divided turbo housing making the turbo act as if it were a smaller turbo."
from http://www.spracingonline.com/store/...ool_Valve/3659
All the quick spool is doing is allowing people with single exhaust manifolds run a twin scroll turbo.
"The Quick Spool Valve has a butterfly valve blocking a scroll of the divided turbo housing making the turbo act as if it were a smaller turbo."
from http://www.spracingonline.com/store/...ool_Valve/3659
All the quick spool is doing is allowing people with single exhaust manifolds run a twin scroll turbo.
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06-24-2010, 01:00 PM
#533
with the quick spool, you most definitely need a twin scroll turbine
"The Quick Spool Valve has a butterfly valve blocking a scroll of the divided turbo housing making the turbo act as if it were a smaller turbo."
from http://www.spracingonline.com/store/...ool_Valve/3659
All the quick spool is doing is allowing people with single exhaust manifolds run a twin scroll turbo.
"The Quick Spool Valve has a butterfly valve blocking a scroll of the divided turbo housing making the turbo act as if it were a smaller turbo."
from http://www.spracingonline.com/store/...ool_Valve/3659
All the quick spool is doing is allowing people with single exhaust manifolds run a twin scroll turbo.
06-25-2010, 07:52 AM
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so 700$ and bolt on stuff isn't bad.
Also, how much of a low end increase do you think running a full twin scroll setup would you see verses pumping full exhaust into just one small wheel until 10 psi?
idk the difference but i would think the quick spool valve would get faster spool than running each bank to a scroll.....but then again i'm not a turbo guru or an engineer.
06-25-2010, 07:56 AM
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Now they are mating my 3" DP to my dual exhaust and i'll be on my way over to lexington. Tuning starts at 9:30 am.
i decided against race gas tune because let's face it, i'm never going to put race gas in this car other than on the dyno. I will however be doing an e85 tune since i could see myself making a full switch to e85 since it's readily available here. The only downside is due to my 1000cc hks injectors i might be slightly limited on my top end for the e85. If it's not to my satisfaction then i'll get larger injectors over the winter and go for huge numbers e85 next spring.
06-25-2010, 08:12 AM
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The car made it just fine to the exhaust shop. Such a relief with all the stupid issues i've had (not with the kit, with my car being a *****).
Now they are mating my 3" DP to my dual exhaust and i'll be on my way over to lexington. Tuning starts at 9:30 am.
i decided against race gas tune because let's face it, i'm never going to put race gas in this car other than on the dyno. I will however be doing an e85 tune since i could see myself making a full switch to e85 since it's readily available here. The only downside is due to my 1000cc hks injectors i might be slightly limited on my top end for the e85. If it's not to my satisfaction then i'll get larger injectors over the winter and go for huge numbers e85 next spring.
Now they are mating my 3" DP to my dual exhaust and i'll be on my way over to lexington. Tuning starts at 9:30 am.
i decided against race gas tune because let's face it, i'm never going to put race gas in this car other than on the dyno. I will however be doing an e85 tune since i could see myself making a full switch to e85 since it's readily available here. The only downside is due to my 1000cc hks injectors i might be slightly limited on my top end for the e85. If it's not to my satisfaction then i'll get larger injectors over the winter and go for huge numbers e85 next spring.
06-25-2010, 08:15 AM
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looks like the kit is doing good!!
09-19-2010, 09:51 AM
#540
Somewhat of an update with a change to the kit:
First is the Wastegate setup. I have decided to change the angle at which the wastegate sits on the up pipe. This will result in better flow for those that go with the larger turbo. The way I had at first works just fine, and there is not boost creep issues with the standard kit, and only about 1.5psi boost creep with the large 67mm turbo. Not a big deal as most that opt for the large turbo run higher boost anyway.
Some pics of the change:
With dump tube:
Because it is V-band you can turn it however you wish.
Second thing is the SupperTrapp option over the re-circulated dump tube. It is basically a muffler silencing the wastegate when it opens up. It works very well, and will be an option over the re-circulated setup. Looks like so:
Shown in those pictures is one with 3" disks.
Third change will be on the turbo intake side. I have decided to change air filters, and as I result the piping is a bit different/larger. The filter I will use has the following dimensions:
Inlet: 3.5"
Base OD: 5.5"
Top OD: 4.0"
Height: 7 5/16"
Looks like so:
In place:
As a result of the changes, the price of the kit is going up just a bit.
Tuner kit price as it is now is $4550. With a larger air filter, larger intake and the SupperTrapp the price goes up to $4660. With open dumps (no SupperTrapp) the price will be $4600. The dump tube will be made so that if one chooses to go with the SupperTrapp down the road, they can just add it later.
Last thing to mention is that I am also offering the HKS SSQV BOV. This is due to popular demand. This does not change the price of the kit, it is an option.
First is the Wastegate setup. I have decided to change the angle at which the wastegate sits on the up pipe. This will result in better flow for those that go with the larger turbo. The way I had at first works just fine, and there is not boost creep issues with the standard kit, and only about 1.5psi boost creep with the large 67mm turbo. Not a big deal as most that opt for the large turbo run higher boost anyway.
Some pics of the change:
With dump tube:
Because it is V-band you can turn it however you wish.
Second thing is the SupperTrapp option over the re-circulated dump tube. It is basically a muffler silencing the wastegate when it opens up. It works very well, and will be an option over the re-circulated setup. Looks like so:
Shown in those pictures is one with 3" disks.
Third change will be on the turbo intake side. I have decided to change air filters, and as I result the piping is a bit different/larger. The filter I will use has the following dimensions:
Inlet: 3.5"
Base OD: 5.5"
Top OD: 4.0"
Height: 7 5/16"
Looks like so:
In place:
As a result of the changes, the price of the kit is going up just a bit.
Tuner kit price as it is now is $4550. With a larger air filter, larger intake and the SupperTrapp the price goes up to $4660. With open dumps (no SupperTrapp) the price will be $4600. The dump tube will be made so that if one chooses to go with the SupperTrapp down the road, they can just add it later.
Last thing to mention is that I am also offering the HKS SSQV BOV. This is due to popular demand. This does not change the price of the kit, it is an option.
Last edited by Boosted Performance; 09-19-2010 at 09:56 AM.