Idaho CTD said:Since you seems to be singling me out Wade you will be seeing some of my work coming to a theater near you soon. Just because I'm not a big shop doesn't mean I dont know what I'm doing nor that I dont do research and testing. Hell I graduated BSU pre-med and got tired of school. I think I've got a few rocks to rub together in my cranium. It might do you good to listen to your own advise on lesson one. Oh and you couldn't own me if your life depended on it. I've owned and hotrodded diesel since '99. Where were you?
Burner said:So, is it really Industrials new turbo or another companies product they 'rebadged'? .....
Chris-TopFueler said:The cool thing is the turbine housing is a very small A/R which helps this turbo spool easily at 1800rpm stall
RacinDuallie said:This testing was done on Industrials own heavilly fueled (dual modded CP3's) C/R racer.... It had a 1400 stall converter, but they have since changed that to one with slightly more stall and it flat spooled qwickly and cleared all the smoke out early, they will be installing a new set of C/R sticks for even more fuel delivery.....
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RacinDuallie said:Yes this Huffer will be under my hood- fueled by a Industrial Injection Drag Race Custom Dragon Flow P-pump and custom Industrial Injectors made specifically for this project. We're throwing the NX Nitrous at it also and I'm expecting some darn good numbers- So is Industrial Injection....
I may even get another one of these huffers for my duallie which is under going a P-pump conversion also on a freshly built foundation....
DIESEL POWER said:thats a lot of fuel............
Smokem said:Why bush down to 2.8", you could run a smaller compressor and turbine?
S372 V-Band Outlet 80/73.4 Turbine Wheel 0.80 A/R
Compressor Wheel Inducer - 72mm
Compressor Wheel Trim - 50
Turbine Wheel Inducer - 80mm
Turbine Wheel Trim - 83/87
Turbine Option - Outlet - V-Band
Turbine Option - Inlet - T4
Turbine Option - A/R - 0.80
call it what you will nathan, but your not even close.Idaho CTD said:Here is a T-6 version of the S400 80mm. Look familiar?