Street/Track capable Turbo??
#61
Reading anything Eric has to say is laughable. I see he gets his jabs in on small shops and billet wheels in there too. The clown can't even keep a head gasket on an EVO. **** on Eric, his opinions and his lack of talent.
If you want to read about BW's turbo's at least use the link that I think R/T posted earlier in the thread, not the trash in that blog.
If you want to read about BW's turbo's at least use the link that I think R/T posted earlier in the thread, not the trash in that blog.
Well let me help you:
"BW isn't a 5 person shop that copies a Garrett compressor wheel, rescales it in CAM software so there's an infinite amount of trims available, hogs one out of aluminum bar stock on a CNC machine and then proceeds to stuff it into virtually any compressor housing without compressor or turbine mapping (let's not forget about giving these hogged out turbos nonsensical names while they were at it)."
For reference he is calling out a shop there. He's also made his ignorant comments about e-tooners referring to me in his other lame blog posts.
Today 11:36 AM
"BW isn't a 5 person shop that copies a Garrett compressor wheel, rescales it in CAM software so there's an infinite amount of trims available, hogs one out of aluminum bar stock on a CNC machine and then proceeds to stuff it into virtually any compressor housing without compressor or turbine mapping (let's not forget about giving these hogged out turbos nonsensical names while they were at it)."
For reference he is calling out a shop there. He's also made his ignorant comments about e-tooners referring to me in his other lame blog posts.
Today 11:36 AM
#64
Actually truth be known and not one sided like you have it R/T, Eric started in as soon as Cosworth took over the sierra-sierra EVO, comments were made on his end on his BS blog before I even knew sierra had gone to Cosworth. You should get the facts straight before posting what happened.
#65
#68
To the OP and off all this other chatter. Don't pull the trigger on anything yet. Robert at FP has sent out a turbo to me, I will have it Monday. He is pretty confident it will stomp this EFR turbo that isn't attainable anyway. Let me run this sucker and see what it does, I have a feeling it's going to be very impressive and will probably be something I push and sell after the testing.
#70
Yes sir, T3. The one I am testing is actually a Tial T3 V-band housing because it's what I am running on my car, easy swap. It's also available in a standard T3 housing.
We are gonna call it the EFReater.
We are gonna call it the EFReater.
#71
I'm interested how Scott and Robert plan to get a TiAL wheel implemented into their turbochargers. I see that being one of THE largest differences between these EFR's and everything else. With such a HUGE reduction in MOI, I have a hard time coming up with alternate ways to make up for using an inconel turbine wheel.
Last edited by R/TErnie; Oct 13, 2011 at 04:11 PM.
#72
Anyone want to buy my 7670? (j/k haha) This could get interesting..
#73
the 7670 EFR is clearly a great turbo and results will prove that as more customers receive them and get their cars running. The EFR (un)availability is far and away their biggest drawback, since the only way to get one is to patiently sit on a long waiting list.
However - BorgWarner's 7670 S200SX shares the same turbine wheel geometry, its just made out of inconel instead of gamma-ti. The compressor wheel flows about 59 lb/min and at under $900 its a pretty incredible value. have not seen a single failure, ever, from one of these turbos. Not one. I personally cant keep waiting for an EFR on my evo, so this is what im running
Here is a 2.0L comparison done by Mark Shead @ MADevelepments in the UK, showing Full-Race GTX3071R .63 a/r T3 kit (black line) vs Full-Race Twinscroll S200SX 7670 kit (red line)
leetEVO im interested to see what the EFReater does to your car... especially how it feels on the track. the combination of great blade aero (with optimally matched compressor:turbine ratios), twinscroll hot side, gamma-ti rotating assy and slick bearings its going to be hard to top imo
edit: I just saw someone suggest the EFR T3 to be used on the existing AMS T3 manifold-- thats an impossibility. the T3 EFR is internal WG only, not gonna fly on any existing T3 manifolds, just will not fit. Evo fitments with EFR will have to be twinscroll - or very creative (like the setup FFTEC did with a forward facing T3 EFR)
However - BorgWarner's 7670 S200SX shares the same turbine wheel geometry, its just made out of inconel instead of gamma-ti. The compressor wheel flows about 59 lb/min and at under $900 its a pretty incredible value. have not seen a single failure, ever, from one of these turbos. Not one. I personally cant keep waiting for an EFR on my evo, so this is what im running
Here is a 2.0L comparison done by Mark Shead @ MADevelepments in the UK, showing Full-Race GTX3071R .63 a/r T3 kit (black line) vs Full-Race Twinscroll S200SX 7670 kit (red line)
leetEVO im interested to see what the EFReater does to your car... especially how it feels on the track. the combination of great blade aero (with optimally matched compressor:turbine ratios), twinscroll hot side, gamma-ti rotating assy and slick bearings its going to be hard to top imo
edit: I just saw someone suggest the EFR T3 to be used on the existing AMS T3 manifold-- thats an impossibility. the T3 EFR is internal WG only, not gonna fly on any existing T3 manifolds, just will not fit. Evo fitments with EFR will have to be twinscroll - or very creative (like the setup FFTEC did with a forward facing T3 EFR)
Last edited by Geoff Raicer; Oct 13, 2011 at 05:08 PM.
#74
Geoff, leetEVO is not testing the turbo and the EFReater name is a joke, just for reference. I do believe we can match or better the curve that leetEVO's car has, as good as it is. I don't know how much of this thread you read but his car and mine are nearly identical. Cams are bigger in mine and the header/turbos are different. I put the numbers up my car made on the HTA86 and other than the area under 4400 rpm I killed it and I am fairly certain leetEVO's isn't road racing under 4400 rpm very often.
Don't get me wrong, I've tried twice to get my hands on the EFR's to test, both times they have been unavailable.
Next week is going to be interesting, my car is going to get a serious work out with all that's planned.
Don't get me wrong, I've tried twice to get my hands on the EFR's to test, both times they have been unavailable.
Next week is going to be interesting, my car is going to get a serious work out with all that's planned.
#75
Geoff, this is a serious question. You said the 7670 from BW tested above is the same other than the Ti/Al wheel, correct? Why do you think the torque is so much more abrubt in the EFR graph than on the graph you posted from Mark? I am being serious and not looking to argue, this is pure curiosity.