hey , you guys sound like you know what your talking about. i was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for a turbo on a 3.4L with iron heads that would spool up completely around 3000rpm. im only looking for between 5-15 lbs boost and it is gouing to be used in a remote mount application on my 85 4x4 jimmy. I have a junkyard that says $150 for any turbo they got so i would like to use one from another vehical.. any ideas? i have researched around for about a week or so now on here and other forums and no one i have found has used a remote mounted turbo for a 4x4 that is an everyday driver... so any suggestions would be awsome!!! thanks
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Originally posted by son_of_a_jimmy View Posthey , you guys sound like you know what your talking about. i was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for a turbo on a 3.4L with iron heads that would spool up completely around 3000rpm. im only looking for between 5-15 lbs boost and it is gouing to be used in a remote mount application on my 85 4x4 jimmy. I have a junkyard that says $150 for any turbo they got so i would like to use one from another vehical.. any ideas? i have researched around for about a week or so now on here and other forums and no one i have found has used a remote mounted turbo for a 4x4 that is an everyday driver... so any suggestions would be awsome!!! thanks
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thanks for the reply. i have been looking on ebay but like from the research i have done i haven;t found someone that used a turbo on a 4x4 for a lower rpm, everyone wants crazy power for high rpms.. i know turbos are ment for high rpms but this is an everyday driver and im onlyplaning on running 5-20lbs boost so it doesn;t need to be efficient as possible.. any air movement is better then stock. the reason for remote mounting is because i have long tube headers already, and those help with my low end torque.. and i don;t wanna spend the money for all knew turbo headers or manifolds. so if you have anyideas on make/model and size of turbos that work pretty well for this motor as an everyday driveer it would be appreciated.
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You have to becareful with those java applets calculators...a 3400 even with a higher VE than stock will find it had pressed to spool a turbine housed in a 1.0X A/R period...don't forget we are only talking just a little over 200ci in displacement. As a matter of fact .82 will probably be the last exhaust housing one will need with the aforementioned displacement
Originally posted by timgT25's are tiny. They're also known as the T too small by the DSM guys. They're great for stock small displacement motors though. The GT30 series is equivalent in size or a bit larger than most T3/T4's. A T3/T4 uses a T3 turbine with a T4 compressor. A T04E uses a T04E compressor and a T4 turbine. As far as size and power, T6>T4>T3>T2X. The 60 trim T3/T4 hybrid is like a GT30R. The GT35R is more like a 60-1 T4. Either would work well.
I think for quick spool up and broad powerband the t04e 60 with a staged wheel housed in a .63 A/R is plenty for a lot of ppl (meaning most who are stock and will never go beyond 2bars)...
For those who have supporting mods a 61mm turbo will definitely be the answer either PT61 or a bonified 35R...hths3800 S3 intercooled turbo...
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i used to run a 57 trim. .63ex .50 in. it spooled fast and kept up on the top end but its still a little small for a 3400... the turbo i plan on using with my built motor is a gt35r. its going to have a .82 ex .70 compressor. .82 BB i plan on spooling at 3500ish and run about 20psi.. but theres still some more options yet im still undecided...[SIGPIC]
12.268@117... 11's to come!
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