Pat,
The turbo currently has a 6-bolt flange on the turbine outlet, so any custom exhaust could be made for the turbo, however, I think it is valid to point out that a 4” exhaust is sufficient for more power than this turbo will deliver. The Sidewinder Dakota engine produces 735 HP and 1300 lb-ft torque with a 4” diameter exhaust. An upgraded intercooler would definitely be recommended for use with this turbo, you will see one of those installed on the show as well. Intercoolers cannot be properly evaluated just based on flow. You need to consider both temperature drop and pressure drop when discussing an intercooler’s capabilities, and the result is an evaluation of its efficiency. The Banks intercooler is about 10% more efficient than the factory unit, which means that it will allow for about 10% more power at the same EGT than the factory intercooler.
FDavid,
Since this turbo is considered a high performance item, we most likely will not design a direct mount brake for it, however since it is a variable nozzle turbo, it is not out of the question that we might be able to control the turbo in such a way that it actually acts as a brake when we want it to by closing the mechanism down and restricting exhaust flow.
Peter Treydte
Banks Power