Anyone running a NON ball bearing 50 trim?
#16
Originally Posted by sonicnofadz
The journal bearing 50 trim has a hard time surviving in high boost applications. They have been known to fail prematurely for no good reason at all (on DSM's). There is a big difference between the ball bearing and the journal bearing 50 trim but you will have to decide if the $500.00 price difference is worth the extra reliability and performance. To me, the quicker spool and added insurance of the BB is worth it.
#17
Originally Posted by AZ-FI
exactly, i have seen this plenty of times with our honda customers when the turbo's were pushed to higher psi levels. They just don't last...
#19
Originally Posted by evodan2004
when does a 50trim begin to spool and then hit full boost at??? how many pounds are you running?? this is for everyone with a 50 trim kit. thanks
#20
a couple years ago when the "50trim" fad was just getting started i went pretty fast on my 2g talon without really having to tun the boost up that high. that's what i loved about the "50".....good power on pump at moderate boost levels. admitting when i turned it up at the track the car really loved it, but i tell you, i made alot of fast street cars look bad on the street on pump! slap a .63 hot side on that sucker and let it roll.
#22
Originally Posted by sonicnofadz
The journal bearing 50 trim has a hard time surviving in high boost applications. They have been known to fail prematurely for no good reason at all (on DSM's). There is a big difference between the ball bearing and the journal bearing 50 trim but you will have to decide if the $500.00 price difference is worth the extra reliability and performance. To me, the quicker spool and added insurance of the BB is worth it.
where can you get a bb 50 trim kit for under 3k ? for the price buschur is listing the turbo kit for it seems exceptionally good.
journal 50trim =under 2k < anybody's bb 50trim kit =3k+
Am I mistaken?
#23
in my opinion if your gonna spend money on the bb 50 you might as well step up to the 35r or any of the garret gt turbos.
for the price the standard 50trim is basically unbeatable.
for the price the standard 50trim is basically unbeatable.
#24
Originally Posted by evodan2004
when does a 50trim begin to spool and then hit full boost at??? how many pounds are you running?? this is for everyone with a 50 trim kit. thanks
also whats your major mods
#25
Originally Posted by evodan2004
anyone else???
also whats your major mods
also whats your major mods
#26
Originally Posted by Duby
where can you get a bb 50 trim kit for under 3k ? for the price buschur is listing the turbo kit for it seems exceptionally good.
journal 50trim =under 2k < anybody's bb 50trim kit =3k+
Am I mistaken?
journal 50trim =under 2k < anybody's bb 50trim kit =3k+
Am I mistaken?
#27
Originally Posted by sonicnofadz
I am in the process of putting together a BB 50 Trim kit that is under $2000.00 (I guess it helps if your friends are beast welders =)
#28
Originally Posted by sonicnofadz
I am in the process of putting together a BB 50 Trim kit that is under $2000.00 (I guess it helps if your friends are beast welders =)
#29
Approximately two months, will come with the manifold (T3 flange) external wastegate, oil + coolant lines, and custom o2 housing that will bolt directly to your existing downpipe. I am going to do the testing and tuning on my car first, and then I might sell a few at cost to see how well they do on other cars.
#30
The .48 REALLY kills power potential, make sure you get the .63 and you will be happy. Turbo Trixx got 420WHP with that very same turbo on a stock ECU, pump gas, over 2 yars ago on a NON-Equal length manifold of all things, the 50 Trim is THAT good.