T3 Twin scroll turbo?
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I am sorry Scorke but it seems that you have no knowledge about Subaru's. Stock location suck period, they are laggy, is hard to installed big stock lotation turbos.
I wish the subaru's FP red was anything like the Evo FP red, the subaru FP red fully spools by 4700-5000 rpm makes about 450whp on pump gas and we can only rev to 7000-7500 on the stock engine
I wish the subaru's FP red was anything like the Evo FP red, the subaru FP red fully spools by 4700-5000 rpm makes about 450whp on pump gas and we can only rev to 7000-7500 on the stock engine
If you insist on going div. T3, as I said previously you'd love a BW S256. It'll spool fast and support the power you're looking for and then some. The div. T3 housings they come with are matched to the power levels of the wheels and won't choke it down, unlike most of the div. T3 hotsides being used on Garretts.
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Probably more than that, I think people are starting to make 700-800hp on them now. If a green or a red spool too slowly for you, you're pretty much screwed. They're some of the fastest spooling, and probably won't be beat by any twin scroll T3 turbo as far as spool. You can make your power goals on them easy. A twin scroll t3 is just not ideal, you're probably doing more harm than good at that point.
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Probably more than that, I think people are starting to make 700-800hp on them now. If a green or a red spool too slowly for you, you're pretty much screwed. They're some of the fastest spooling, and probably won't be beat by any twin scroll T3 turbo as far as spool. You can make your power goals on them easy. A twin scroll t3 is just not ideal, you're probably doing more harm than good at that point.
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oaky I talk to the guy who has the 6262 single scroll and he makes 450whp on 93oct at 20 psi at 4500rpm in 3rd, the think is that as you all know this is an additing hobbie if I get the red or the green and I get the need for more power there is not other stock location turbo that can make more power. So i will have to sell my green or red and than buy the rotated kit again, so in the long run it will cost me more.
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Check this out: Mike@AWD makes 780+whp on the 6262- He's running E85 but still, it's capable of something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...turbo-e85.html
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That's not a lot of power for the 6262. You can make that on a green or a red. But, I understand completely what you mean, and you're probably right...You will want more after one of those. All I meant to explain was that your stated power goals could be achieved on either of those.
Check this out: Mike@AWD makes 780+whp on the 6262- He's running E85 but still, it's capable of something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...turbo-e85.html
Check this out: Mike@AWD makes 780+whp on the 6262- He's running E85 but still, it's capable of something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...turbo-e85.html
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IF you want to go twin scroll and flow that much air go with a t4 twin scroll based turbo, the t3 twin scroll options for our displacement/power needs are not really adequate up top.
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That's not a lot of power for the 6262. You can make that on a green or a red. But, I understand completely what you mean, and you're probably right...You will want more after one of those. All I meant to explain was that your stated power goals could be achieved on either of those.
Check this out: Mike@AWD makes 780+whp on the 6262- He's running E85 but still, it's capable of something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...turbo-e85.html
Check this out: Mike@AWD makes 780+whp on the 6262- He's running E85 but still, it's capable of something like this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...turbo-e85.html
We're literally just beginning to see the start of how great this little turbo is. With that said, Precision doesn't even make a twin scroll housing for these turbos so your twin scroll dreams for this turbo is moot.
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Another thing, you guys saying stick with a stock location turbo.. Going rotated is 100 times easier. Changing the turbo is cake, you don't have to run a ridiculous inlet pipe that takes hours to install and collapses under high boost. The FP Reds are like 1400$ which is MORE than a 6262.. so cost is another factor.
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The STI in question is a stock heads/cams car with a T4 .68 BB 6262 on 20lbs and 18* peak timing. It is ALL IN at 4300rpm in 4th gear using 73% of the 1000cc injector at 7200rpm compared to 68% on the SC6169SP T4 .81 that was on it previously.
We're literally just beginning to see the start of how great this little turbo is. With that said, Precision doesn't even make a twin scroll housing for these turbos so your twin scroll dreams for this turbo is moot.
We're literally just beginning to see the start of how great this little turbo is. With that said, Precision doesn't even make a twin scroll housing for these turbos so your twin scroll dreams for this turbo is moot.
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for a subaru, nothing will come close to the performance youll get from our twinscroll T4 kit. that kit works better on a subaru than any other application we've ever tested. Also, if you want to save some money on the kit, order our gen2 subaru twinscroll kit with tial MVS wastegates and our gen2 downpipe - same performance, less $$
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for a subaru, nothing will come close to the performance youll get from our twinscroll T4 kit. that kit works better on a subaru than any other application we've ever tested. Also, if you want to save some money on the kit, order our gen2 subaru twinscroll kit with tial MVS wastegates and our gen2 downpipe - same performance, less $$