Update on the Ebay T3/T4 with V-Band
So from a week or two ago, I said I purchased this turbo:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...#ht_5222wt_939 Some people had doubts about the downpipe clearing, and im happy to say it does. It is not optimal (the bend out of the turbine housing) But it works well. Please ignore the shit welds, all I have to work with is a Harbor Freight Flux Core! They are structurally in tact tho. The mani is a BEGI unit. Spool is ok, laggy but hits hard which is what I like :fawk: http://lh6.ggpht.com/_uktR45iHc4Q/S_...4/IMAG0186.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/_uktR45iHc4Q/S_...0/IMAG0183.jpg http://lh5.ggpht.com/_uktR45iHc4Q/S_...4/IMAG0193.jpg |
good stuff man. how much better do you think the downpipe clearance would be if it was welded to the flange instead of on v bands? is that a 3" downpipe?
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 576947)
good stuff man. how much better do you think the downpipe clearance would be if it was welded to the flange instead of on v bands? is that a 3" downpipe?
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So someone clear this up for me once and for all cause I see that almost everyone here (with an internally gated churbo) has a downpipe that is fairly small (2"-2.5") that TRANSITIONS into 3" and eventually dumps into a 3" exhaust:
isn't that 2-2.5 bottleneck right after the turbo and before the 3" making the whole exhaust basically 2.5"? Isn't your exhaust as free flowing as its most restrictive section? Or is that logic not applied in this specific case? I want to know cause its almost impossible to have a 3" COMPLETE downpipe with an internally gated turbo. (in fact I'm pretty sure its not) |
Looks like you had another inch to work with IF you wanted to decrease the drop/radius of the exit from the wg housing.
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Lol right on man. Miata's are known for top end! Great for highway
How's it perform? Stock internals? |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 576950)
So someone clear this up for me once and for all cause I see that almost everyone here (with an internally gated churbo) has a downpipe that is fairly small (2"-2.5") that TRANSITIONS into 3" and eventually dumps into a 3" exhaust:
isn't that 2-2.5 bottleneck right after the turbo and before the 3" making the whole exhaust basically 2.5"? Isn't your exhaust as free flowing as its most restrictive section? Or is that logic not applied in this specific case? I want to know cause its almost impossible to have a 3" COMPLETE downpipe with an internally gated turbo. (in fact I'm pretty sure its not) |
Thanks for the update on this! How much boost are you running? Are you seeing any creep or any other boost control weirdness? I'm considering going this route with the Ebay cast manifold and churbo with the internal/v-band.
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Man, I don't know how you were able to make that fit with the vband. On mine, I sliced off the vband and welded the begi downpipe to the hole. Looks good!
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around 11 psi for the moment. I'm still dialing in the ms2 boost control, but so far so good, holds great.
Originally Posted by underdog
(Post 577016)
Thanks for the update on this! How much boost are you running? Are you seeing any creep or any other boost control weirdness? I'm considering going this route with the Ebay cast manifold and churbo with the internal/v-band.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 576950)
So someone clear this up for me once and for all cause I see that almost everyone here (with an internally gated churbo) has a downpipe that is fairly small (2"-2.5") that TRANSITIONS into 3" and eventually dumps into a 3" exhaust:
isn't that 2-2.5 bottleneck right after the turbo and before the 3" making the whole exhaust basically 2.5"? Isn't your exhaust as free flowing as its most restrictive section? Or is that logic not applied in this specific case? I want to know cause its almost impossible to have a 3" COMPLETE downpipe with an internally gated turbo. (in fact I'm pretty sure its not) You're right, it is almost impossible with our setups. To answer your question; as long as the diameter eventually increases to 3" or whatever it is you're looking for, you'll be ok. What's NOT ok is an ACTUAL bottleneck. Example: you have a 2.5" DP leading to a 2"(or 3"!) cat/mp to a 2.5" muffler.... not good. As long as there is an increase throughout, you're good to go. |
Watch the post date newbie.
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Answered his question when you guys were too lazy to:D
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We prefer just posting pictures of two dudes in tights and capes.
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^^ LMAO 1945!!!! That sounds more like it
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Originally Posted by Iroquois Pliskin
(Post 624170)
Answered his question when you guys were too lazy to:D
Except you answered it incorrectly and you obviously have little grasp on exhaust flow. :brain: :2cents: :noob: |
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what is going on in my thread lol.
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Dunno... some n00b came in and caused viperormiata to post a pic of men in tights, which eventually made Braineack go full retard, with his little knowledge of exhaust flow:giggle:
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