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Old 01 March 2011, 05:45 PM
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I can't req these turbos enough
Overjoyed with my new (that's how it feels)Scooby
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Old 01 March 2011, 06:52 PM
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37R ?
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Originally Posted by tim hardisty
I've been told that a billet wheel improves part-throttle spool very noticeably, but that WOT spool is worse. Not sure I understand why this should be?
How do you think a Billet core (as seen in the SC turbos) makes more power.... effective longer blade as the shaft is smaller in diameter but core is effectively the same overall diameter.... so the blade is longer. Shifts more air, so takes longer to spool to maximum hoof.

The part throttle response improvement comes from the lighter core, so initial response is improved, since it needs less energy for that initial "flick".

That's what I understand it as...... no doubt someone will come along as say I'm talking bollocks!!
Old 01 March 2011, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Mad Hammer
37R ?
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Old 01 March 2011, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by MartynJ
Enginetuner built forged 2.5 motor, stock heads and cams, SC46 billet turbo, Perrin induction hose, AEM CAIK, Cosworth front mount, Helix clutch, fuel system inc underbonnet swirl pot and Bosch 044 external pump, Ecutek 800cc injectors, full 3 inch decat exhaust system, RCM wrapped headers and uppipe, 3 port boost control solenoid, Ecutek Racerom remap @ Enginetuner.

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Is that running meths? Almost 500hp from a 46billet on a 2.5forge motor sounds great to me!!!

Old 02 March 2011, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by tempop1
Is that running meths? Almost 500hp from a 46billet on a 2.5forge motor sounds great to me!!!


Yes, approx 8%, or 5 litres in a 60 litre tank.

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Old 02 March 2011, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Mad Hammer
37R ?

Hi,

its a Billet T04Z with an 84mm billet wheel which we will be testing shortly.

Its also available with a choice of 35R rear end or a custom rear end capable of flowing 77llbs of air.

All we need now is a name for it as Garratt do a 37R billet, to avoid confusion we may call it a 38 Billet, best wait for testing though as we can name it in line with what it produces.

Now to find a test mule.

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Old 02 March 2011, 12:28 PM
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Hey there I bought a sc46 last year. It on a 2 ltr Jdm. With other mods. I'm currently running at 465 bhp with 375 torque. Well happy with this turbo.
Old 02 March 2011, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by st03eko
Hey there I bought a sc46 last year. It on a 2 ltr Jdm. With other mods. I'm currently running at 465 bhp with 375 torque. Well happy with this turbo.

Hi,

glad to hear it.

The SC46 Billet is our best selling turbo, we have sent them all over the world, Australia, Sweden, Finland and Dubai to name a few, they dont seem fussy and tend to work on 2.0 ltr cars, 2.1 strokers, 2.2ltr, 2.33 ltr and the 2.5ltr all with stunning results.

Thank you for your interest in this on going thread, there is more to come I can assure you.

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Old 02 March 2011, 01:41 PM
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Kev,
Apologies if this has already been shown on a graph (I'm a lazy **** lol), but have you before and after plots between a VF36 Newage and then with your SC46 Billet?

I'm personally interested in this comparison as you never know!
Old 02 March 2011, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Shaun
Kev,
Apologies if this has already been shown on a graph (I'm a lazy **** lol), but have you before and after plots between a VF36 Newage and then with your SC46 Billet?

I'm personally interested in this comparison as you never know!
I have this one Shaun, stock VF43 Hawkeye UK turbo vs SC46 single scroll and the SC46 was on a front mount and still outspooled the stock unit on the road and dyno.




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Old 02 March 2011, 02:51 PM
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Hi Kev:
Is there only one Single Scroll SC46 version or are there two versions having different turbines, one for the 2.0L with a slightly smaller turbine and a different one for the 2.5L with a 60mm turbine?

Thanx
Old 02 March 2011, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Salmacis
Hi Kev:
Is there only one Single Scroll SC46 version or are there two versions having different turbines, one for the 2.0L with a slightly smaller turbine and a different one for the 2.5L with a 60mm turbine?

Thanx
Hi,

no the SC46 Billet is the same one throughout, as stated earlier its not fussy seems to work on any cc.

We do have an alternative exhaust housing due for testing soon but we dont want to upset the turbo's karma.

Keep you posted.

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I hope so. Can't add to much more at the moment. Not unless I go for a stroker kit.
Old 02 March 2011, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Shaun
Kev,
Apologies if this has already been shown on a graph (I'm a lazy **** lol), but have you before and after plots between a VF36 Newage and then with your SC46 Billet?

I'm personally interested in this comparison as you never know!

Hi Shaun,

do you mean the 46 billet twin scroll as the VF36 is a twin scroll unit ?

cheers
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Hi KeV
I would be interested in comparisons of either tbh, as long as the reference set-up is the vf36 on a newage 2ltr. Pump fuel on both if available.
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Originally Posted by Shaun
Kev,
Apologies if this has already been shown on a graph (I'm a lazy **** lol), but have you before and after plots between a VF36 Newage and then with your SC46 Billet?

I'm personally interested in this comparison as you never know!
Go on Shaun,,,,, you know you want one
Old 02 March 2011, 07:16 PM
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Just Like to say Big thanks to Kev and the boys at Scooby Clinic ..

For supplying me a GT35 billet for my 2.1 Stroker Built but Nick From Advanced Automotive

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As you can imagin ime Happy Chappie
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Originally Posted by Rocko_01
Just Like to say Big thanks to Kev and the boys at Scooby Clinic ..

For supplying me a GT35 billet for my 2.1 Stroker Built but Nick From Advanced Automotive



As you can imagin ime Happy Chappie
What was the fuel used here ? And 0.82 ?

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Old 02 March 2011, 07:23 PM
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GT35 . 63 housing

On vpower .. @ 2.1 bar boost
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Originally Posted by Rocko_01
GT35 . 63 housing

On vpower .. @ 2.1 bar boost
Impressive on a .63 ! Nice result that.
Old 02 March 2011, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Mad Hammer
Impressive on a .63 ! Nice result that.
Yeh well chuffed .. was only aiming for 550 .. was blown away

Dave rowe Recons there Another 35 bhp on v power .. If i let him push it ..

So when ime brave .. one day .. ill give him the keys lol
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Not ideal to push on VP but with a meth mix
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Originally Posted by Mad Hammer
Not ideal to push on VP but with a meth mix

Never really had any dealing with meths .. mmmm got me thinking now lol
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No brainer mate 20% mix can be good for 10% power, however your .63 may be the limiting factor
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Originally Posted by Rocko_01
Yeh well chuffed .. was only aiming for 550 .. was blown away

Dave rowe Recons there Another 35 bhp on v power .. If i let him push it ..

So when ime brave .. one day .. ill give him the keys lol

Hi,

nice result, well done.

From big power turbo's to the baby of the bunch, SC36 Billet, just put one on a 22B,

1 bar at 2750 RPM, and 1.4 bar at 3100, 345 BHP and 360 ft lbs, doesn't sound much but WOW the thing flys, excellent spool gives the kick in the right place and holds it nicely in the usable power band, its not all about big numbers especially on a road car, we restrained it a little so as not to destroy the standard gearbox.

Cheers
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Originally Posted by Shaun
Hi KeV
I would be interested in comparisons of either tbh, as long as the reference set-up is the vf36 on a newage 2ltr. Pump fuel on both if available.

Hi,

best I can do is the following but they are on E 85.


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The car is retro fitted with a spec C engine running Syvecs.


Hope they help you.

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Hi keV
I assume both are e85?

Is the last one single or twin scroll?
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Originally Posted by Shaun
Hi keV
I assume both are e85?

Is the last one single or twin scroll?
Hi both E85, both twin scroll.

Thought that was the whole point of me posting them, had the whisky session started early.

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Have you got the boost graphs for both of those?


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