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I have a g35-1050 on an rb26, started to wind boost into it and the head lifted.  The response so far has been pretty similar to my old gt35 on rb26.  1 bar by 4200/300, so its not amazing b

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Some testing done by Hypergear between OS and TS.

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If you can get a 35-1050 with a twin scroll housing they’d be a pretty awesome choice, I’ve got a 6466 and was very happy with it until the block broke and am in the process of building an engine and

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On 4/20/2023 at 2:33 PM, mr_rbman said:

The only one I know of on a 2.6 is a G35-900 (0.83 rear) making 528rwkws @ 35psi.

 

interesting. at that boost (3.4 comp ratio) you're overspeeding it at 145krpm @ 75lb/min which that certainly would be.

My EFR8374 makes 500rwkw on a 2.6 with the 1.05 rear and it is all in at 128krpm at 580g/s (77lb/min)

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1.15 T4 divided 6466 Gen 2 

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G35 900 1.06 T4 Divided (6262 equivalent) 

 

THE SAME  it builds identically and ends up =/- 2% max power 

We did play around with cam timing to bring it on earlier after this dyno graph and

street logs have it around 1 bar at 3750 or so on the street in 4th gear vs 4200 for the 6466 but doesn't show any benefit on the dyno run. 

a cheeky little launch said it comes on earlier also 

Haven't tracked it yet, but am keen to do a rally sprint and see how it goes 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sensational results, makes me want to swap out my dated GTX3576R Gen 2 for a G35-900.

Probably end up spoiling 500 to 700rpm earlier and make much more power and then break other things.

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On 07/10/2023 at 4:54 PM, bcozican said:

Shows how much better that are when you let them breathe. Good results 

The amount of people that don’t maximise turbos and change them out

 

I think rob is one of the best for extracting as much as is practical from a turbo

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