T3T4 Turbo? Good idea?
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06-08-2009, 07:56 PM
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T3T4 Turbo? Good idea?
Can anyone tell me anything about using a T3T4 turbo kit? I have an opportunity to buy a used one... What do I need to know to help me decide if its a good idea? Will my car suffer from turbo lag? Would I really get a big increase in performance? Will I need to spend money upgrading all sorts of other stuff so it doesn't damage my G?
Any advice, feedback, or suggestions would be great! Please take a moment to share some of your knowledge!
Btw, I have an 03 6MT DG coupe, with Amuse Titan exhaust, and AEM intake.
**Edit** Sorry, I'm a noob poster and accidently put this in the SEDAN section instead of the COUPE section... no idea how to move it..
Any advice, feedback, or suggestions would be great! Please take a moment to share some of your knowledge!
Btw, I have an 03 6MT DG coupe, with Amuse Titan exhaust, and AEM intake.
**Edit** Sorry, I'm a noob poster and accidently put this in the SEDAN section instead of the COUPE section... no idea how to move it..
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06-08-2009, 08:06 PM
everything you need to know is in here:
https://g35driver.com/forums/forced-induction-24/
And even better info in here:
http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction-182/
https://g35driver.com/forums/forced-induction-24/
And even better info in here:
http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induction-182/
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There are 200 different types of t3t4's? That is just the housing sizes? find out what the ar. is on them and what mm? Also there are 46mm all the way to super60's Call or e-mail the seller and ask some of those question's and let us know buddy. Also the ar. is stamped on both sides of the turbo hot and cold side. t3 is the cold side and t4 is the hot side. hope some of this helps then we can figure out the comp map and see whats up.
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06-09-2009, 08:53 AM
There are 200 different types of t3t4's? That is just the housing sizes? find out what the ar. is on them and what mm? Also there are 46mm all the way to super60's Call or e-mail the seller and ask some of those question's and let us know buddy. Also the ar. is stamped on both sides of the turbo hot and cold side. t3 is the cold side and t4 is the hot side. hope some of this helps then we can figure out the comp map and see whats up.
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Not that simple. You need to match the turbo/compressor to the Engine first.
Here are some numbers I put together for our car (VQ35DE).
Let assume there is a 2 psi lost from the pipe/FMIC. At 8psi (10psi in compressor), you will need the turbo to feed around 586CFM at 6600rpm with a single turbo and half that if you are going for twin turbo. The T3 Super 60 is going to be way small.
You need at least a T04B 60-1 trim.
Even the T04E 60 trim is going to be boarder line past 8psi.
Here are some numbers I put together for our car (VQ35DE).
Code:
RPM CID Stroke VE NA/CFM 4psi 5psi 6psi 7psi 8psi 9psi 10psi 11psi 12psi 0 215 0.5 0.85 0 CFM CFM CFM CFM CFM CFM CFM CFM 200 215 0.5 0.85 11 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 19 400 215 0.5 0.85 21 27 28 30 31 33 34 36 37 38 600 215 0.5 0.85 32 40 43 45 47 49 51 53 56 58 800 215 0.5 0.85 42 54 57 60 63 66 69 71 74 77 1000 215 0.5 0.85 53 67 71 75 78 82 86 89 93 96 1200 215 0.5 0.85 63 81 85 89 94 98 103 107 111 115 1400 215 0.5 0.85 74 94 99 104 110 115 120 124 130 135 1600 215 0.5 0.85 85 107 113 119 125 131 137 142 148 154 1800 215 0.5 0.85 95 121 128 134 141 148 154 160 167 173 2000 215 0.5 0.85 106 134 142 149 157 164 171 178 185 192 2200 215 0.5 0.85 116 148 156 164 172 180 188 195 204 212 2400 215 0.5 0.85 127 161 170 179 188 197 206 213 222 231 2600 215 0.5 0.85 137 175 184 194 203 213 223 231 241 250 2800 215 0.5 0.85 148 188 198 209 219 229 240 249 259 269 3000 215 0.5 0.85 159 201 213 224 235 246 257 267 278 289 3200 215 0.5 0.85 169 215 227 239 250 262 274 284 296 308 3400 215 0.5 0.85 180 228 241 254 266 279 291 302 315 327 3600 215 0.5 0.85 190 242 255 268 282 295 308 320 333 346 3800 215 0.5 0.85 201 255 269 283 297 311 326 338 352 366 4000 215 0.5 0.85 212 269 283 298 313 328 343 355 370 385 4200 215 0.5 0.85 222 282 298 313 329 344 360 373 389 404 4400 215 0.5 0.85 233 295 312 328 344 361 377 391 407 423 4600 215 0.5 0.85 243 309 326 343 360 377 394 409 426 443 4800 215 0.5 0.85 254 322 340 358 376 393 411 426 444 462 5000 215 0.5 0.85 264 336 354 373 391 410 428 444 463 481 5200 215 0.5 0.85 275 349 368 388 407 426 445 462 481 500 5400 215 0.5 0.85 286 363 383 403 423 443 463 480 500 520 5600 215 0.5 0.85 296 376 397 418 438 459 480 497 518 539 5800 215 0.5 0.85 307 390 411 432 454 475 497 515 537 558 6000 215 0.5 0.85 317 403 425 447 470 492 514 533 555 577 6200 215 0.5 0.85 328 416 439 462 485 508 531 551 574 597 6400 215 0.5 0.85 338 430 453 477 501 525 548 569 592 616 6600 215 0.5 0.85 349 443 468 492 517 541 565 586 611 635 6800 215 0.5 0.85 360 457 482 507 532 557 583 604 629 654 7000 215 0.5 0.85 370 470 496 522 548 574 600 622 648 674
You need at least a T04B 60-1 trim.
Even the T04E 60 trim is going to be boarder line past 8psi.
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