dambikeracer

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I'm trying to make up my mind on what turbo to get and "Rodent" let me take his 750 WHP Evo 8 for a quick spin today. He has a built 2.0L with the Full-Race 3586 HTA setup on it. Boy, once your at about 5k RPM's, the beast comes to life! Wow, the power was unreal! It pulls so damn hard! I think that might be a little over kill for a street car but I only got on it about half a dozen times. With having goals of 600/600, I know this turbo could easily get me there!

Once again, I would like to say thanks to Shawn for letting me drive your beast!

Clutchdc5

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FP black, 2.2 E85, ur good to go

with supporting mods

Aliengotpsi

2000.00 on a turbo... Crazy... Buy a 6262 for 800.00

Boosted Demon

That oughta bolt right up...

golgo13

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dambikeracer

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Not quite, 6262, 2.2L on E-85... With supporting mods!

SmurfZilla

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That bolt up to a stock manifold with no external wastegate needed.

Stockframe turbos may cost a little more upfront but there is nothing extra needed to work with your car.

EvoFlash

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I would go with a fp black. 6262 is nice and could easily get you there but much more lag compare to the black. This goes for hta35r as well this is coming from me who's had a hta35r and went to a fp black on ported stock mani. Love it wish I would of save the money I wasted on the hta35r and the kit.

need_an_evo

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2.2 stroker? yea that will last 10k miles

buchnerj

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Why do you say that? The 2.2 should be a pretty stout motor, capable of taking the higher RPMs while still giving him some low torque because of the increase in displacement. Make sure to get a pretty beefy set of internals, and it should be alright?

need_an_evo

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i had a kid in town with a 2.2 stroker and he got a litter over 8000 miles on the kit. it was pretty modded out and then he sold it and the next day the kid blew it up. i have heard of few similar stories but maybe they are buying the ****ty stroker kits.

buchnerj

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Yes. Not quite sure why that would happen unless they were seeing some crazy revs.. It is all in how you build it. If you are going for something with crazy fast spool, or once the spool hits it is start to full spool in less than 1,000 rpms you should consider I-beam rods. That and also if you are going over a certain HP/TQ limit. A 2.2L should be extremely stout though, capable of handling most anything you can throw at it on the street. I would do some research into that, either the builder or the installer who put things together.

Dan0805

I would love to sit shotgun on that car...damn 5k is high but oh well...whats it redline at 7.5?

rodent

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Glad you enjoyed the car Dennis! BTW- The old coppers fixed that issue.

People also have to remember we're at 5800 feet here in Denver. The turbo's have to spin SO much more just to make decent boost. My 3586HTA tapers from 35 to 31 psi which really sucks. FP black will do the same thing. I'm so jealous when I see many here push their 3586 to 40psi and it holds it all the way to redline. Keep in mind I also have larger Kelford 280/280 cams, 4" FMIC, Magnus intake, 75mm TB and 3" UICP. With smaller cams and piping, you'd see better spool.

Mine- 3586HTA, 2.0, ported head, Kelford 280 cams, 35psi

(having some spark blow out after 8k)
Same setup on a dynojet with a high CF:
http://home.comcast.net/~k5shawn/evo/dyno/macdyno.jpg

Mario's- FP Black, 2.3, ported head, Kelford 272 cams, 36psi


You may want to talk to Lucas about the Black. I know he wasn't that happy with it on his black Evo.

Svendiesel

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Why not do a 5857 then instead of the 6262? Thad be quite an awesome street car on a 2.2L with E85. It was either a 5857 or the FP Red but I decided to go with the Red for now.