New BW EFR Turbo Thread
#2881
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600 whp would be right up there with the best 7670 results I've seen. I really wish BW would update the 7670. Can't believe anyone would buy one when the 7163 can do everything the same or better.
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The TTRS will pick up 8-10 with every octane point you add. So if you go from 93 octane to 100 octane you'll pick up about 55-70hp... boost for boost.
Our shop TTRS on 104 octane did 600+lb fit. IIRC we did 660lb ft spiking the torque. So that's in your wheel house for 800-900Nm. Another one we did in Germany (that won the Tuner GP the past two years) has a 3582GTX on it with a 1.06AR turbine housing... did 725awhp with some leaded race gas.
Put a 8374 on it and you'll like it a lot more.
And to Tim's point...he is right. Valves will float when you rev it higher. Your plots are only going to 6800? We rev the production kit to 7100, and our Wolf Power/APR Germany TT-RSS(Tuner GP) to 7800 rpm. Tim has seen many TT-RS heads so he is most certainly "the man" when it comes to this.
I would love to drive an 8374 TT-RS, but alas it doesn't package with our Inconel manifold...so I'll be trying bigger variants of the Garrett turbos.
Have you seen the cast port injection manifold available from a shop in Sweeden/Finland?
Our shop TTRS on 104 octane did 600+lb fit. IIRC we did 660lb ft spiking the torque. So that's in your wheel house for 800-900Nm. Another one we did in Germany (that won the Tuner GP the past two years) has a 3582GTX on it with a 1.06AR turbine housing... did 725awhp with some leaded race gas.
Put a 8374 on it and you'll like it a lot more.
And to Tim's point...he is right. Valves will float when you rev it higher. Your plots are only going to 6800? We rev the production kit to 7100, and our Wolf Power/APR Germany TT-RSS(Tuner GP) to 7800 rpm. Tim has seen many TT-RS heads so he is most certainly "the man" when it comes to this.
I would love to drive an 8374 TT-RS, but alas it doesn't package with our Inconel manifold...so I'll be trying bigger variants of the Garrett turbos.
Have you seen the cast port injection manifold available from a shop in Sweeden/Finland?
Just because you raise the rpm to 7100 on the stock k16, it doesn't mean you should Matchbot the 6258 which is flow wise basically a 7 blade k16 in the TTRS with a bigger turbine and A/R.
That should explain why you have to dump massive amounts of fuel and timing to rev to 7100. Hell of a testament to the CHRA and bearing system in the BW JB turbo though!
I cut the party at 6800 because frankly, if you can't be fast on track with 3500 rpm of over 450wtq in a 3300lb car on 275s, you don't belong behind the wheel of a car. It could torque drop to 7500, but it isn't like TTRS syncros are fond of shifting at 5000 rpm, much less 7500.
7163 is a little beast. It has virtually the same corrected turbine flow on a .80 AR 63mm turbine of a 68mm 35r turbine in a .63 AR. The compressor isn't but 1 mm smaller than the GTX3576r. Transient response is hands down faster on the 7163 vs the GTX3576r on a .63 or gtx3076r on either housing. The 7163 feels like a stock turbo. It's map is suited for low boost, high flow systems. The surge line would not support 35psi from the word go on a 2.5L, nor would it be efficient anywhere. This turbo works really well on flow heads at lower pressures. Just part of the design of a 6x6 design on a low trim.
That Finland lower manifold does look cool. Do you have any more info on it?
#2883
We are going to play with some 7670s on the QSV devices in the new few weeks. My hunch based on sizing and experience is that on a 2.5 5 cylinder, we will see full boost by sub 3500 like the 7163 but have another 40-50whp on top with the superior turbine flow with the bigger wheel/ 1.05AR combined with a 7blade wheel for a sexy map.
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Was that on a .82AR hotside with the cookie cutter APR kit? Most of the cookie cutter times I see are in the 127-131 range, which is pretty on par with what I think a 7163 will run if I can find a customer that cares about quarter mile times.
Let me ask you this Eric, would you prefer a GTX3576r in a .63 or a .85 7163? That is all I am saying. The GTX3576r in a .82 and obviously a GTX3582 or HTA3586 would eat a 7163 up in raw hp, but you are talking a turbo that spools 400-500 rpm later in a .82 AR for the GTX3576r and more like 700-800 in the case of the GTX3582r and HTA3586r. They really aren't in the same class. It is cool the APR kit will support some of the larger garretts though, assuming there is room for the T04S compressor cover vs the t04E in the stage 3 kit. The 6466HTA would be a kick in a built 2.5T with cams and DSG
#2886
Let me know when you trap 138mph on a full weight .64 AR GTX3576r
Was that on a .82AR hotside with the cookie cutter APR kit? Most of the cookie cutter times I see are in the 127-131 range, which is pretty on par with what I think a 7163 will run if I can find a customer that cares about quarter mile times.
Let me ask you this Eric, would you prefer a GTX3576r in a .63 or a .85 7163? That is all I am saying. The GTX3576r in a .82 and obviously a GTX3582 or HTA3586 would eat a 7163 up in raw hp, but you are talking a turbo that spools 400-500 rpm later in a .82 AR for the GTX3576r and more like 700-800 in the case of the GTX3582r and HTA3586r. They really aren't in the same class. It is cool the APR kit will support some of the larger garretts though, assuming there is room for the T04S compressor cover vs the t04E in the stage 3 kit. The 6466HTA would be a kick in a built 2.5T with cams and DSG
Was that on a .82AR hotside with the cookie cutter APR kit? Most of the cookie cutter times I see are in the 127-131 range, which is pretty on par with what I think a 7163 will run if I can find a customer that cares about quarter mile times.
Let me ask you this Eric, would you prefer a GTX3576r in a .63 or a .85 7163? That is all I am saying. The GTX3576r in a .82 and obviously a GTX3582 or HTA3586 would eat a 7163 up in raw hp, but you are talking a turbo that spools 400-500 rpm later in a .82 AR for the GTX3576r and more like 700-800 in the case of the GTX3582r and HTA3586r. They really aren't in the same class. It is cool the APR kit will support some of the larger garretts though, assuming there is room for the T04S compressor cover vs the t04E in the stage 3 kit. The 6466HTA would be a kick in a built 2.5T with cams and DSG
I would prefer a 2.2L Evo with an 8374 EFR T4 EWG... and I'll eat your lunch no matter what turbo you have.
#2887
So I see this setup could reach up to 600whp (450kwatw) with the single scroll V-Band housing.
How much would the 0.80 A/R T4 Twin Scroll IWG exhaust housing limit top end power?
Maybe 30-40whp?
This kind of setup would be killer on a 2.3/2.4 Evo engine.
How much would the 0.80 A/R T4 Twin Scroll IWG exhaust housing limit top end power?
Maybe 30-40whp?
This kind of setup would be killer on a 2.3/2.4 Evo engine.
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