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Old 05-19-2012, 09:26 PM   #151
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time for an update! the build is great to read and watch!
You're right it is

I actually got a couple hours tonight to focus on my car and tune. I had been primarily dealing with other aspects of the car: brakes, driveline, weight reduction, etc. The chassis needed some serious freshening.

Anyway, I'm going to start a post in the PPB section for the tuning of this. Short story: I need to swap out pills to make the boost control less sensitive, but it ran ~25psi tonight, out to redline. Fueling is ~11.5-11.8 gas eqv, and timing is very low, ~10* at MBT and ~16* at redline. I'm sure I can add 5* or more, no problem. Just need a few more hours to seek out the edges on this one...

Roughly 365whp, 365wtq.
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Old 05-19-2012, 09:28 PM   #152
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Old 02-24-2013, 07:40 PM   #153
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Uuuuuupdaaaaaaate..... (Like a zombie, you know, back from the dead)
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Old 02-25-2013, 08:23 AM   #154
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Uuuuuupdaaaaaaate..... (Like a zombie, you know, back from the dead)
I decided to go a different route. This turbo on a 2.0L was just a tad bigger than I cared for. Off boost torque is lacking on a 2.0L anyway, and while WOT spool and response was great on the 7064, the lack of low end torque killed me when I was trying to launch.

The result was at the drag strip, I ran the same et (12.6) as I did on my VF43 4.444 5 spd setup. With a 2.5L, this was a solid 11's car.

I sold this car in the fall to a guy locally, and best I know, its still running great. I ran up to 30 psi on track. It was a fantastic road course setup. I dialed it back before I sold it so the buyer didn't blow it up immediately. I was shocked at how healthy the engine was after 170k+ miles and the sort of abuse I put it through. Near perfect compression (150±5 psi) and leak down was great (4-8%). Just needed more stroke...

I've moved on to a swapped GC. Going the lightweight route, seeing what I can do with a TD04 to start with. More to come for sure, just on a slightly different platform and approach.
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Old 02-26-2013, 09:44 AM   #155
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Glad to hear you're still with us. I'm even happier your going to work your magic on a gc!!! I'd like to see you get crazy with a 2.5, high compression, smallish turbo in something like that!

So would you recommend that turbo for other 2.0 users or is it just too big for street use?
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Old 02-26-2013, 11:30 AM   #156
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Glad to hear you're still with us. I'm even happier your going to work your magic on a gc!!! I'd like to see you get crazy with a 2.5, high compression, smallish turbo in something like that!

So would you recommend that turbo for other 2.0 users or is it just too big for street use?
Opinions of course are opinions and will certainly vary. My opinion is that the 7064 is a shade big for a EJ20. I personally would have rather had a TS 6758 (I actually had one on order before Borgwarner punted on the smaller frame TS).

I expect I'll be experimenting with a number of power options, with the biggest I expect to go is with a 2.5L with a EFR 6258. I intend to stay with a 5 speed setup on my GC, but who knows really what the future might hold...
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Old 02-26-2013, 11:43 AM   #157
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How big is this turbo, say compared to a gtx3076 with a .63 hotside? Sorry if mention before didn't read the whole thread. It seems like the spool is faster but not as high peak numbers.
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Old 02-26-2013, 12:07 PM   #158
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How big is this turbo, say compared to a gtx3076 with a .63 hotside? Sorry if mention before didn't read the whole thread. It seems like the spool is faster but not as high peak numbers.
It's closer to a gtx3071 with a slightly smaller compressor but bigger turbine.


You should have kept the turbo and slapped on something else before you sold it lol
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Old 02-26-2013, 01:15 PM   #159
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It's closer to a gtx3071 with a slightly smaller compressor but bigger turbine.


You should have kept the turbo and slapped on something else before you sold it lol
I strongly considered it, but the fella that bought it said "don't change a thing, I want it just the way it is." I couldn't argue with that...
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