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Measured my China 2860 (Now with Datalog)

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Old 03-29-2009, 01:15 PM
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Default Measured my China 2860 (Now with Datalog)

What does it all mean?

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Datalog and screen shot. Still needs some tuning and I'll probably be getting to the dyno this coming weekend (Jared?)
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Originally Posted by levnubhin
What does it all mean?
It means you need to install that bitch on the car, show us some dyno numbers, and then start packing on the miles so we can get a reliability report out of you.
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It means you need to install that bitch on the car, show us some dyno numbers, and then start packing on the miles so we can get a reliability report out of you.
It's on. Soon as I finish the m-tuned brake sawp I'll be taking it for a drive.
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Going by wheel size its closest to this
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Originally Posted by joe perez
it means you need to install that bitch on the car, show us some dyno numbers, and then start packing on the miles so we can get a reliability report out of you.
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Originally Posted by Saml01
Going by wheel size its closest to this
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which means it's a smokin deal except for the bearing is journal right?
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looks good. well see how it performs. with all these people switching over to chinachargers, through trial and error we might just find a company out there that makes decent quality ones......this is promising
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Seeing one apart makes me even more sure of going Chinese built. Only thing that makes me slightly uncomfortable is the fact I see no visible marks from balancing, if they in fact did balance anything. Maybe their engineering is that precise...

Or is that signs of balancing on the compressor wheel nut, or edge of the wheel, can't tell.
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Originally Posted by y8s
which means it's a smokin deal except for the bearing is journal right?
Yes, journal wet float. What ever that means.
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yeah i dont see any signs of balancing...

generally its done on the "nut" of the turbine end
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Originally Posted by levnubhin
Yes, journal wet float. What ever that means.

all the same. a small brass sleeve with holes in for oil to pass through.






I do love how the measurements don't even come close to the auction however

enjoy the T2871.
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The lack of evidence that the rotating assembly was balanced concerns me.....I would send it out to a place that rebuilds turbos just to get the CHRA balanced.
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The balancing on my stock sr20 t25s were done on the back side of the wheels... i believe the compressor side. One had a lot of balancing, the other just had one tiny tiny little machining. U might want to just mark the orientation, and take appart the CHRA to check for balancing, then re-install in the same orientation (assuming its balanced).

I would still think about getting it balanced as mentioned by others.
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Balancing is overrated.
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Crap, I was looking at the same one, but I don't know if I'd like the 2871 size. In to see the psi/rpm graph
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how much did this cost you?
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STOP ZIPPING DATALOGS and MSQs!!!!



Your datalog is lean in boost, looks like it's making more power. how do like the spool difference?
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Originally Posted by Braineack
STOP ZIPPING DATALOGS and MSQs!!!!



Your datalog is lean in boost, looks like it's making more power. how do like the spool difference?
Sorry, lol. Fuel is ok, MLV and MS read leaner then the dash top AEM gauge does the richer it gets.

To be honest I really didn't notice a whole lot difference in spool. It looks like it spools slower on the log but it dosent feel a whole lot different. Needs more boost.

Oh, I wanted to ask. What injectors does Newbsauce run and what were his DC's at 17 psi. I'm already seeing 72% at 11 psi on my 550's and walbro 190.
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So any idea what the oil inlet size is? lol
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