Turbo Woes on a 3800
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Turbo Woes on a 3800
Ok, so after deciding I'm getting back into fieros, I've decided to take on a project. I had a SC'd 3800 in my last fiero but the eaton M90 is horribly inefficient anything passed 11psi. This being said, I want to go turbo 3800 in my newest project. Heres where I'm lost. I have NO clue about anything turbo's. I used a Turbo calc thing (http://not2fast.wryday.com/turbo/glo...rbo_calc.shtml) and the best thing I could come up with for my application is a T04E-60. I have no clue what the -60 is reffering to. (AR?) Engine Specs include;
6 Cylinder
Bore: 96.52
Stroke: 86.36
With a rear mount IC, I plugged in a IC efficiency of 70%
for motor efficiency, its getting a port and polish as well as a custom cam so I put in 70%
I want to run about 13-14 PSI into the motor.
So first off, have I supplied you guys with enough info? Also, have I picked the right turbo for my application? Thanks for the help!
6 Cylinder
Bore: 96.52
Stroke: 86.36
With a rear mount IC, I plugged in a IC efficiency of 70%
for motor efficiency, its getting a port and polish as well as a custom cam so I put in 70%
I want to run about 13-14 PSI into the motor.
So first off, have I supplied you guys with enough info? Also, have I picked the right turbo for my application? Thanks for the help!
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Re: Turbo Woes on a 3800
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i was wondering what mod have to be done to put a 3800 in a fiero, as far as tranny, drive shafts, and suspension
i was wondering what mod have to be done to put a 3800 in a fiero, as far as tranny, drive shafts, and suspension
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Originally Posted by RandomTask
Sorry, def mid range/upper, starting at about 3200-3500. Looking to get around 425 hp at the crank. I want a decent mid range pull. Sorry
while the to4e series turbos (a 60trim that was recomended is the biggest of the t04e compressor wheels) have the potential to flow 425 crank hp, none of them will do it at 13-14 psi on a 6cyl. the 60trims' hp potential is somewhere under 500 but this is at nearly double your desired boost level.
my recomendation is throw out your boost level goal and just stick with your power level goal. Throw the 60 trim t04e turbo on there and you will have a great midrange power level car. It will work great on a 6 cyl motor.
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Re: Turbo Woes on a 3800
Originally Posted by 757-A_V_8_R
Random Task
i was wondering what mod have to be done to put a 3800 in a fiero, as far as tranny, drive shafts, and suspension
i was wondering what mod have to be done to put a 3800 in a fiero, as far as tranny, drive shafts, and suspension
Greaser- Thanks for the info, thats a lot of help. I'm trying to run around 425hp. The reason I gave a desire for pressure is I want to keep at the limits of some reliable boost. Stock L67 3800's can hold 12-14psi all day long. 17-18 psi is where stuff starts to break. In that sense, I wanted to squeeze the most reliable HP I could out of the motor. Thanks!
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