bassman5066
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Apr 8, 2011
- Location
- Honey Brook PA
- TDI
- 2011 Golf 2 Door TDI (sold back for Dieselgate), 91 Golf 4 Door with 1Z swap
So, I have a turbo. Info on that is here.
Currently said turbo (it was pulled from a 4 cyl piece of heavy equipment) has a .70 A/R turbine housing with a T25 style flange. I'm thinking that is way too big for a TDI application, and I'll be at red line before I build any significant boost.
I have access to 2 other turbine housings that will fit this turbo. Both are T3 flanged, but one is a .36 A/R and the other is a .48.
My question is, which one will suit my 1Z application better (with all else equal)?
I know .36 A/R will spool pretty quickly on this little TDI, but at what point am I sacrificing flow with such a small housing? If I can run a .48 A/R turbine without sacrificing response too much, I would go with that one because I know it will flow better on the top end.
Currently said turbo (it was pulled from a 4 cyl piece of heavy equipment) has a .70 A/R turbine housing with a T25 style flange. I'm thinking that is way too big for a TDI application, and I'll be at red line before I build any significant boost.
I have access to 2 other turbine housings that will fit this turbo. Both are T3 flanged, but one is a .36 A/R and the other is a .48.
My question is, which one will suit my 1Z application better (with all else equal)?
I know .36 A/R will spool pretty quickly on this little TDI, but at what point am I sacrificing flow with such a small housing? If I can run a .48 A/R turbine without sacrificing response too much, I would go with that one because I know it will flow better on the top end.