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Old 07-23-2007, 08:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Latest turbo incarnation 22re turbo

Latest incarnation of my setup.

Recent issues resolved:
1) Turbo filter feed - now running Mobile 1 22RE oil filter in line to the turbo. Yes, two seperate filters. The filter gets great reviews - I've found that turbos are much more sensitive to new engine debris than our engines are and I've killed one turbo post FRAM filter. You can see the filter and braded feed in this photo:




2) Spark blow out. Truck was falling on it's face between 7-10 psi. I bumped the dwell up from 3.0 to 3.6ms (megasquirt thing) - seems to have great spark now. Tuning issue.


I'm running 12psi of boost right now on 93 octane pump gas.
I'm estimating 200hp, but I should have a dyno run to back that in the next couple of weeks.

Latest incarnation is a BorgWarner (Bullseye brand) t04b turbo. It's good for 400hp, Bullseye says 200-400, but as I'm on the low side of that, I'm probably going to change to a smaller turbo. It's a laggy beast, not really hitting boost until about 3k RPM. At 3k RPM it takes off like a beast, but I prefer a little more down low. As I'm not letting it go past 12psi right now, no reason to keep a huge turbo. Nice looking thing - stainless hot side, oil cooled - it does give off a lot of heat though. I built a heat shield for it and added some ugly fiberglass header wrap to the underside of my hood.. It's made a drastic difference at the hood, but it's still pretty hot under there.
Intake air temps are in the 160s.








I'm going to tune past 12psi soon and get this thing on a dyno.. To make sure my motor survives, I'm doing two things:

1) Installing Knocksense with the factory knock sensor. It'll trigger an LED and datalog to let me know if I detonate. http://www.viatrack.ca/
I've temporarily installed it just to see if the stock sensor could be used.. Seems to work, no actual miles on it yet.

2) Order some torco, which does great things to 93 octane. I've already killed one wideband sensor by running 100LL (avitation fuel).. I knew the 100LL was not good for the 02 sensor, but I killed it in very short order. This should give me a bit of a safety factor on a dyno.


Remaining issues:
1) Still have a bit of jump in my tach.. I think I've narrowed this down to a defective ignitor or bad connection at the instrument cluster itself. Trying to find spares of both. The tach jump does not impact timing or spark.. it's just an annoying glitch.

2) I need to setup fast idle of AC. Running the AC and trying to maintain a reasonable idle isn't working very well.. Basically I need a stock VSV and the fast idle valve that was orginally on the upper plenum... Anyone want to part with one or both for a little goodwill or some 22RE consulting here in Austin?

3) Turbo too large for my tastes. Plan is to dyno it with the t04b and then turn around and swap for a t3 .60/.63 that I've got... The t3 is water cooled and has much faster spool, air flow should be good for 300hp at about 14-15psi. I've got the exhaust setup so that it only takes about 1/2 hour to swap out a turbo.. Here's a photo of the t3 next to the t04b. Doesn't look much different, eh? The exhaust turbine on the t04b is huge compared to a t3.






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Old 07-24-2007, 01:54 AM   #2 (permalink)
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That's one hell of a setup you have there... I'm interested in the dyno results.
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I would like to see the results as well. Talk about one hell of a sleeper.
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smart man swapping to a smaller turbo.

What are you gonna do with the t04b? Care to donate it to a 3.slow owner?

I think you'll really be happier with the smaller t3. Will have much better low end umph and a more linear application of the power than the sudden burst. May actually be faster too because you'll have a broader useable powerband.
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smart man swapping to a smaller turbo.

What are you gonna do with the t04b? Care to donate it to a 3.slow owner?

I think you'll really be happier with the smaller t3. Will have much better low end umph and a more linear application of the power than the sudden burst. May actually be faster too because you'll have a broader useable powerband.
Building a turbo 3.0?

Not sure what I'm going to do with it.. Bullseye is offering to swap the compressor side for a smaller compressor - maybe something in S trim, which is about the same size as a 60 trim t3.. It doesn't solve the problem of having a huge turbine on the exhaust side. I was concerned that it was too large to begin with and they're doing a good job of backing up their "it'll work great" sale.. Good to see customer support like that.

The t04b is a popular upgrade for the 2.3L Turbo Ford guys (SVO, T-bird, etc)
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The t04b is a popular upgrade for the 2.3L Turbo Ford guys (SVO, T-bird, etc)
So is a Holset, HX35 or HY35. Did you get your T3 off a Turboford?
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you speak another language... all that annoying math n crap... bottom line, you're shuving a helluva a lot of air into that beast =p

goodluck, cant wait for the results =)
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i've got an airresearch t04b for my 3.4 that 1) needs a rebuild and 2) needs additional fuel control. I like the seperate filter idea, what are you using to run your fuel injection? and can you point me in the direction for a rebuild kit?
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Building a turbo 3.0?

Not sure what I'm going to do with it.. Bullseye is offering to swap the compressor side for a smaller compressor - maybe something in S trim, which is about the same size as a 60 trim t3.. It doesn't solve the problem of having a huge turbine on the exhaust side. I was concerned that it was too large to begin with and they're doing a good job of backing up their "it'll work great" sale.. Good to see customer support like that.

The t04b is a popular upgrade for the 2.3L Turbo Ford guys (SVO, T-bird, etc)

Let me know if you want to let it go, I'll take it off your hands


Holsets off cummins diesels are going to be too big and laggy on most of our motors.
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