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Old Apr 10, 2009, 06:48 AM
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Twinscrol 35R T3 please read

I'm looking dynograph for Twinscrol 35R T3 .78AR. Also please post your reviews. Thanks
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Won't find one.

Way too tiny a housing, that thing just barely works on a 30R.

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Originally Posted by scorke
way too tiny a housing, that thing just barely works on a 30r.

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can you explain more into detail why it wouldn't work ?
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Originally Posted by vboy425
can you explain more into detail why it wouldn't work ?
Because its too small.... I think you would grasp this fairly quickly

If you had a T3 divided .78 a/r in your hand and you looked into the volutes where the flange is you would see how much smaller in overall area the housing seems to be say compared to a .82 a/r T3 open. Backpressure becomes too great and you start choking off the turbo before the compressor is done blowing air because it cannot possible be spooled anyquicker.

Drifto has had good results in a 1.06 T3 divided but you won't find those housings anywhere and its still probably too small for a 35R.

If you are looking for a twin scroll solution you want a T4 housing. Think about what advantages twin scroll offers then think about what works currently in terms of traditional T3 35R setups. Going to a twin scroll setup allows you to dramatically increase the size of the housing because you are making better use of your exhaust gasses... making going to a larger exhaust side part of the equation to making more power whilst gaining response.

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Old Apr 10, 2009, 09:08 AM
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make sense. i guess, hopefully ETS come through an get me the T4 1.06 TS 35R.
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make sense. i guess, hopefully ETS come through an get me the T4 1.06 TS 35R.
Thats what I am going to be running

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i'm looking for quickest spool and transition response. i don't care about top tend. it's time attack car.


Just got off the phone with Michael@ETS. Man i love those guys. I'm so lucky having them as my sponsor.

I ordered ETS Twinscroll 3582R HTA T4 1.06 AR.



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Originally Posted by vboy425
i'm looking for quickest spool and transition response. i don't care about top tend. it's time attack car.


Just got off the phone with Michael@ETS. Man i love those guys. I'm so lucky having them as my sponsor.

I ordered ETS Twinscroll 3582R HTA T4 1.06 AR.
Nice!

You DO care about top end, thats why you currently have a 35R on it You just want that top end without sacrificing it down low, that's why you're going twin scroll

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Originally Posted by scorke
Nice!

You DO care about top end, thats why you currently have a 35R on it You just want that top end without sacrificing it down low, that's why you're going twin scroll

Scorke

lol i like what you wrote, i'm going to pt it in my signature.
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Vboy,

What boost level were you running and what RPM did you hit full boost on the old T3 setup (3rd gear street/track pull - not the dyno).

Should be cool to see some dyno graphs of the car with the old T3 35R, layed over the new setup.
I know Ted B, and a guy named Evan in AZ are both super stoaked with the T4 TS 35R action.
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track 28psi full boost in 3rd gear at about 4565rpm. I can't for wait to get my new setup.




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