, find a 26 cm housing for the 3b and use the hx-35 stocker on top, modded plate and 370s with some pump timing, mls gasket and studs, should give you around 55psi of safe boost and decent egts, but a little smokey on the bottom... should be inexpensive... .Thinking about getting twins soon. How much fuel would be needed to run an ht3b with a 32cm housing on it? What would be a good primary to go with it? Im thinking an hx40. The truck is not a dd, and im not worried about lag. Goal is around 600-650hp
I've heard 35psi is the limit for a 3B. if so , why not push the 40 up to 35 and keep the 3b down under 30?
35 is not much for a turbo that size! To do that to the 3B you would have to run a bigger housing as it is not gated, now I could wrench down on the gate and take some of that energy away to slow the 3B down at the cost of total boost going up.
What many of you may not know is I have personally seen a 40/3B combo make 756 hp on #2 at 65-70 psi, why would I beat on it when it works fine, now after it is sold if the buyer wants to beat on it that is there deal.
Jim
thanks, i want to throw in a little more headwork and push it into the 800 territory on diesel only without buying another set of twinsThe main thing is we really don't know what the top turbo is actually doing, or lets say I don't cause the Map is out of the window and not really applicable.
I know that combo has been pushed hard before I just don't see the need in it right now, what I will do is start looking at what boost it makes, total and 3B then start checking drive pressures at different levels.
Keep in mind that everything is different with a C/R and they seem to do alot better than a 12V.
Jim
How do you measure the size of the exhaust housing? When limited information is available on the turbo that is in the mail.
I have an HT3B being shipped to me but I know very little about the size of the exhaust housing, and this may be the determining factor on which truck I put it on.