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Old 04-30-2012, 05:06 PM   #21
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I wonder how this would spool compared to say a S366/73 .91 T4 charger?
For me spool was almost exactly the same. Couldn't tell the difference except it pulls a little harder with less boost.

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Old 04-30-2012, 05:30 PM   #22
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For me spool was almost exactly the same. Couldn't tell the difference except it pulls a little harder with less boost.

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so you went from the 366/73 .9 T4 to this charger with no other changes and couldn't tell the difference in spool?

That's awesome, I think the billet 67 flows about 20 lbs/min more than the 366 does.
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Old 04-30-2012, 05:34 PM   #23
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so you went from the 366/73 .9 T4 to this charger with no other changes and couldn't tell the difference in spool?

That's awesome, I think the billet 67 flows about 20 lbs/min more than the 366 does.
Correct sir. To my knowledge, the billet wheel didn't flow more than cast, I only got it because I couldn't pass on the deal. The cast wheel/RC is supposed to flow 95lb/min, 15ish more than the 66.

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Old 04-30-2012, 05:38 PM   #24
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I didn't have any info on the cast 67, just that the billet 67 flowed >94lbs/min and the 366 flowed 74 lbs/min.

This looks like a decent option for my 6.7...
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Old 04-30-2012, 05:39 PM   #25
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I didn't have any info on the cast 67, just that the billet 67 flowed >94lbs/min and the 366 flowed 74 lbs/min.

This looks like a decent option for my 6.7...
I modified my last post as well.

I thought 66 flowed 80/min. So I guess either way it flows more

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Old 04-30-2012, 06:11 PM   #26
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Comparing the previous 64mm s300 71 .91 t4 with a spool flange to the present 67mm s400 charger with a spool flange there was near zero difference. This 67 is definitely quick to light!
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Old 04-30-2012, 06:25 PM   #27
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So the new 67 is moving around the same air as a 475?
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Old 04-30-2012, 07:27 PM   #28
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So the new 67 is moving around the same air as a 475?
Lol on paper yes. Honestly it is hard to say what it is really doing without comparing a 67 and a 75 on the same truck. My gut would say a 475 will make more power especially with a crappy 12v head.

For whatever it is worth a 67 did make 909hp on a common rail truck on an engine dyno according to Jose in a thread on the forced section.
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Old 04-30-2012, 09:03 PM   #29
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Lol on paper yes. Honestly it is hard to say what it is really doing without comparing a 67 and a 75 on the same truck. My gut would say a 475 will make more power especially with a crappy 12v head.

For whatever it is worth a 67 did make 909hp on a common rail truck on an engine dyno according to Jose in a thread on the forced section.
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So the new 67 is moving around the same air as a 475?
That's my understanding. Like 4lb/min less on paper.

One thing I never learned, is when they say it flows XXXlbs/min or cfm, what psi is that usually at, 30psi? Or is psi too inaccurate a way to measure because of different head setups?

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Old 04-30-2012, 09:33 PM   #31
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That's my understanding. Like 4lb/min less on paper.

One thing I never learned, is when they say it flows XXXlbs/min or cfm, what psi is that usually at, 30psi? Or is psi too inaccurate a way to measure because of different head setups?

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the rated mass flow rate is at a certain point on the compressor map - sommers near the choke line, iirc.

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Old 04-30-2012, 09:36 PM   #32
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the rated mass flow rate is at a certain point on the compressor map - sommers near the choke line, iirc.

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Ohhhh duh. That makes sense . I should have thought about that. One of these days im gonna have to have someone sit down and teach me to read maps.

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Old 06-06-2012, 03:11 PM   #33
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I just saw one of these for about $13-1350. I'll try to go through my history and see if I can find where I saw or read that price. I'm looking for one myself. If anyone gets a better deal please post for the rest.

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I just saw this thread, but figured I'd let you guys know I sell these units cheaper than what you mentioned above ^. I can also get the .91 T4 housing for them for a little bit extra. PM me if you want pricing, we try to keep a couple of them on hand
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I just saw this thread, but figured I'd let you guys know I sell these units cheaper than what you mentioned above ^. I can also get the .91 T4 housing for them for a little bit extra. PM me if you want pricing, we try to keep a couple of them on hand
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Agreed ive got quite a few i need to move if people actually need them ill make them a killer deal.
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Old 06-08-2012, 12:00 AM   #36
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Save one for my 67 over 150mm compound setup taylor!
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Love this turbo it spools just as fast or faster than my old II 64 74 14. Paid 1150 plus 185 for the .91 housing
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Love this turbo it spools just as fast or faster than my old II 64 74 14. Paid 1150 plus 185 for the .91 housing
That's the cheapest price I've seen so far.
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