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    #16
    1989 325i LS Swap (Money Pit):https://www.r3vlimited.com/board/sho...d.php?t=244933
    COTM Feb 2019: https://www.r3vlimited.com/board/sho...d.php?t=428404

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      #17
      Originally posted by Pootis View Post
      You, sir, are my hero. I'll keep that in mind ;)
      1990 325i Touring - The Bonsai Bimmer - Patiently Waiting
      1984 316 Coupe - The Base Model - Pain in the Ass
      1988 750iL - The Daily Driver
      ...And a couple others...

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        #18
        Originally posted by stanhayward View Post
        Hmm were you twin-scroll? Because as I said the PO was seeing 10 psi at 3000 rpm on an essentially stock 3.0L Toyota 7M-GTE
        not twinscroll


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          #19
          HX50 will work well around 18psi and up. I tried the HX55 on my B34 M30 with a twinscroll manifold and it spooled up pretty decent but when it lit up all hell would break loose, it would spin the drag radials at 90mph.
          IMO the HX50 is way too big for a 2.8 and the car won't be enjoyable unless it's WOT all the time or using it as drag car.
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            #20
            Originally posted by kamotors View Post
            I'm actually on a gt35equivalent Turbonetics, the big holset was very lazy and late to spool. HX50 would be way too big, I can hardly spool the gt35 below 4k. I creep up to 1 psi by 3500rpms.

            Your reliability will be 100% up to your tuning abilities.
            I'm at 18psi now and making over 400whp simply because I made a more aggressive tune.
            the h1c was lazy? My HX35 spools pretty well on a 2.5L M50... I don't drive the car hard so my latest log doesn't give an accurate number, but I have 7.5 psi boost @ 3473 rpms @ 46.9% throttle. 100% throttle in a high gear sees full boost far earlier and I'll creep into boost by 1400 rpms.
            1997 540i/6 - stock
            1985 325 - M50NV - Getrag 250 - 2.79 LSD - MS2/e -LC-1 - 750cc injectors - Blunttech Manifold - HX35 - AEM UEGO
            1991 318i - M50NV - Getrag 240 - 4.10 open - e36 rack - Smileys - 55w 5000k HIDs

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              #21
              Originally posted by Cyrix2k View Post
              the h1c was lazy? My HX35 spools pretty well on a 2.5L M50... I don't drive the car hard so my latest log doesn't give an accurate number, but I have 7.5 psi boost @ 3473 rpms @ 46.9% throttle. 100% throttle in a high gear sees full boost far earlier and I'll creep into boost by 1400 rpms.
              What cm^2 is your turbine housing. Is it twin scroll?
              1990 325i Touring - The Bonsai Bimmer - Patiently Waiting
              1984 316 Coupe - The Base Model - Pain in the Ass
              1988 750iL - The Daily Driver
              ...And a couple others...

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                #22
                Originally posted by stanhayward View Post
                What cm^2 is your turbine housing. Is it twin scroll?
                I have the 12cm housing and it is twin scroll, but it's on a single scroll manifold.
                1997 540i/6 - stock
                1985 325 - M50NV - Getrag 250 - 2.79 LSD - MS2/e -LC-1 - 750cc injectors - Blunttech Manifold - HX35 - AEM UEGO
                1991 318i - M50NV - Getrag 240 - 4.10 open - e36 rack - Smileys - 55w 5000k HIDs

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Cyrix2k View Post
                  the h1c was lazy? My HX35 spools pretty well on a 2.5L M50... I don't drive the car hard so my latest log doesn't give an accurate number, but I have 7.5 psi boost @ 3473 rpms @ 46.9% throttle. 100% throttle in a high gear sees full boost far earlier and I'll creep into boost by 1400 rpms.

                  H1c was very lazy, it was much bigger than my gt35, it was the large h1c with the antisurge inlet and huge turbine housing.


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                    #24
                    630's and a PTE 6262 turbo with a billet comp wheel will out flow a 35r by 30%. MS or VEMS.
                    84 318, 86 325ES, 85 325E. 89 325IS,
                    89 BMW 325is Turbo - 8.02@85mph 1/8th

                    90 VW Golf, 01 VW TDI Jetta
                    98 VW GTI VR6 - 11.679@117.58mph Timeslip
                    96 VW GTI VR6 - 7.63@97mph

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