Blackbumper
Could be worse!
As the title says I have found a s475 with a 1.32AR and a t6 flange has anyone tried one or think you could keep one spooled? This is a track only truck running about 4500 if all goes well. Manual Trans.
I had a 110 on my 475 on a 12V auto, and could spool it on the line,but it was a total dog on the street, I now have the .90 T4 flange housing, its spools really well, maybe on a set of twins the 130 housing would be o.k.?
I had a 475-1.32 as a lower charger on my twins and could swing the needle to 48-50 psi in the cold pipe.(between the chargers) Never tried it as a single.
ATS 5 disk,thats stalls at 2600-2800, its way to high of stall for the .90 housing. it has the extended tip 475 wheel, from Tims Turbos, I think 80mm maybe ?
Did you ever dyno those twins ? I'm building a pair right now with a S465/.90 and my S475/110 as the primary, with a 50 mm external gate in the manifold.
Go bigger with the primary...s480 at least If it was me, I'd go up to 85-90mm...but that would suck to drive on the street!
Chris :evil
Well, I guess I should have clarified that too. If I went over 85mm I would also not use that series charger anymore. There are bigger Garrett's, Schwitzers, and Holsets that have been proven in the tractor pulling arena!
Thanks for the reminder Brett!
Chris
Power braking at the line.
I'm using the 475 as the primary to fit into southern ohio's 3 inch inducer rule on twins.Go bigger with the primary...s480 at least If it was me, I'd go up to 85-90mm...but that would suck to drive on the street!
Chris :evil
Go bigger with the primary...s480 at least If it was me, I'd go up to 85-90mm...but that would suck to drive on the street!
Chris :evil