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SimonR32

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woohooo... :banana:

My cars running, started first kick too, much to my surprise..run ok for a bit then started hunting :unsure:

Injectors are noisy as though...tic tic tic tic tic tic tic tic tic tic...meh, just happy it works :D

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Are you sure it's not the reg mate?

maybe...do they tic too?...sounds seems to travel up and down the rail..

or did you mean the hunting?

I've done about all I know how to do now..time for some professional assistance I think

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I have been recommended a TD06H-25G with a 12CM housing

There seems to be 2x types of rear wheels on TD06H eg: 11 blade and 12 blade???

Also like the GT35R/TD06H hybrids.

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So... some pics of the 25G vs 73HTA compressors and TD06SH vs TD06L2 turbines

Greddy TD06H-25G

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25G Compressor

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TD06-73HTA

L2 Turbine

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73HTA Billet Compressor by Forced Performance

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Side by Side

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And this is what happens when you try to run an SH housing on an L2 turbine

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The CHRA was made up with the L2 turbine and 73HTA compressor by a turbo shop, so its all balanced and just needs lines connected and bolted up. Well at least thats the plan.

When I have got my current TD06-20G off I will line up all 5 turbos and take good side by side pics and break out the verniers for more accurate measurements.

I have been reading some of my old uni pump design texts and trying to get an understanding of the impact surface finish has on compressor performance. Its interesting that there are documented negatives when deailing with fluids, but harder to quantify for ideal gases. The surface finish of the billet wheel is pretty good, but looking at an EFR 7670 today the EFR turbos have a much higher surface finish. Its probably in the area of around 0.4um going by the materials we use in pharma. So may send the TD05H-18G off for some extrude honing of the compressor wheel to polish it up and see if it makes any difference in performance. Think I found a place in the US that makes billet little nuts for the compressor too so for wank will throw that on after the honing of the compressor wheel. All helps, I want to see if the little 18G can make 260rwks on E85

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You must be kidding if all you want is 260kw from an 18g on E85 lol...... Trent has already said 280 on a 10cm in this thread, and I think he was referring to 98 ron.

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But my car doesnt run on Trents dyno does it :) Would be interesting to see what my car made on his...higher or lower...but going on the dyno that my car runs on if I make 260 out of a 18G with an 8cm housing then I am doing well,

Interested to see the cars making an easy 260rwkws on 98. Looking at SR20s running T518Zs there arent too many making 260rwkws on pump?!?! 240-250 seems more the norm.

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But my car doesnt run on Trents dyno does it :) Would be interesting to see what my car made on his...higher or lower...but going on the dyno that my car runs on if I make 260 out of a 18G with an 8cm housing then I am doing well,

Interested to see the cars making an easy 260rwkws on 98. Looking at SR20s running T518Zs there arent too many making 260rwkws on pump?!?! 240-250 seems more the norm.

i just had issacs S15 come from racepace where it made 250, it made 239 on mine.. pretty direct comparo i reckon.

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