Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) GT42R ball bearing turbo

[smokinrod]

Has anybody tried one of these on a dodge I had one on my stroker and it spooled greatI know it is alittle different on a cummins mine had a 94mm wheel and a 1. 38 nonwastegated housing and it meets the 2. 8 inducer rule . I know guys don't like BB turbos for heat resons but mine would hit 2000* every pull and never let me down.

I was just wondering if it would be to laggy for a cummins in a street class setup.

 

[Mhannink]

i don;t really know for sure but it would seem that if it did good on a psd it would be better on a cummins since its closer to the exhaust and who hear thinks ball bearing is bad and say why i was under the impression that ball bearings where supiorior to other types

 

[DRAG DIESEL]

mine had a 94mm wheel and a 1. 38 nonwastegated housing and it meets the 2. 8 inducer rule .

You are aware that 94mm = 3. 7" ? I hope your talking compressor exducer size. The inducer could be no larger than 71mm.

 

[smokinrod]

my mistake sorry . they are about$1800. 00 for one and you can get veriuce size houseing sizes so I thought I would see what people thought before I waste 1800. 00 for one just a little nervouse it will be to big my other one was supposed to flow around 1400 cfm witch unless I'm wrong is a lot for a cummins in the 500-600 hp zone .

 

[TurboTweaker]

1400cfm would put you at a HT60 or a B2 size wise. are you running this as a single? it would be kind of hard to street a 1400cfm turbo don't you think? correct me if I'm wrong... ... .



The Fat Kid

Andy

 

[Forrest Nearing]

I'm assuming that the 94mm measurement in this case is the major diameter, not the inducer diameter

 

[DieselNasty]

I'm assuming that the 94mm measurement in this case is the major diameter, not the inducer diameter

What part would the inducer be? the actual opening on the compressor?

 

[Forrest Nearing]

inducer or minor diameter is the diameter at the inlet of the turbo