S485 in a compound setup
want to upgrade my s480 to a s485 in my compound setup.. now i have a s362/68/.70 but i plan to install a 364 or 366 later.
it is worth it? or should i stay with a s480? tanks alot! |
order a 485 to have room to grow later.. because here in canada its expensive to get customs turbo from USA.. change rates,Shipping,Customs and duties fees.. that is why i think to order the 485 and not to have to pay all this again later if i order a 480 now..
BUT. it is really worth it to get the 485.. bigger is not always better sometimes.. |
I ran a standard s480 from HTT for like 5yrs. It was called as a model a "super Dave". It was cast 8 blade comp and had the 5.5" cover. Went to a s485 with a different comp cover and it was a pretty major change.
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how is the ''lag'' between the 480 and the 485? little difference or no difference? tanks! |
Yes in compounds and both with the 96/1.32 housing. Other things were changed at the same time but it's undeniable the new 485 and cover is a whole lot more potent than the old cast 80.
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allright tanks!
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anyone can give me some input on this..?
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With a 12mm pump I don't see any reason to go past a box 80. 485 is 1150-1300hp worth of air.
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Should be minimal difference in response from a 480 to 485. They'll both have the same exducer on comp side unless one is a regular profile and the 85 is an ETT. The base Exducer size would still be the same though.
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Our 85mm S400 compressor wheel has a 115mm base exducer and is 119 to 125 at the extended tips depending on the wheel. Stock 80mm is 111mm base exducer. An 85mm in a race cover is better than an 80mm crammed in the standard cover any day. SO, which cover do you have on yours OP? |
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