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Old 09-28-2015, 01:31 PM   #310 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by BabyDiesel View Post
I read through your thread here and at d series, incredible! I really wish the boat tail would have been tested, it looked like a winner!

I have been thinking about turbos for the Escort. I decided that I wanted to keep it in the family though, so my first thought was a Garret GT3782 off of a 6.0 Powerstroke

Here are the stats from the ford-trucks forum.

compressor side:
IND whl = 59.10mm
EXD whl = 82.00mm
Trim = 52
A/R = 0.54

turbine side:
Whl dia = 72.50
Trim = 84
A/R = 1.12

Let me know if this is even a possible choice.




The converstation is everywhere Hardline! I am seeing that the asymmetric cam is the way to go. I will probably have to get a custom cam from Crower, but that is fine by me.

I will not cut and lifters either, that sounds scary! I wasn't going to do it, just joking around with a way to achieve what Russell (pgfpro) has.
With the Cd you have now that would be a good choice with a 2.0 L engine, if you somehow get it down to a 1.0 L then I would go much smaller.

If you drop your Cd down from what it is a sub-0.20 Cd then you will just use the turbo gain some HP when not in lean burn. So in this case i would run a much smaller turbo.
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