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Old Jun 23, 2011, 09:13 AM
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anyone using the HX35??
Old Jun 23, 2011, 09:25 AM
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I used the HX35 before the hx40, was a good turbo as well. 11.5@123 consistent on pumpgas.
Old Jun 23, 2011, 10:34 AM
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Nice Job Scott!
Old Jun 24, 2011, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by badev0
I used the HX35 before the hx40, was a good turbo as well. 11.5@123 consistent on pumpgas.
u have the dyno graph for this setup ?
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Hi, nice times. Is the hx40 ball bearing? I thought we had to do something different to get these turbos to fit on our evos?
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Raise your launch RPM and don't slip the clutch as much. Your rev's drop way too much when you let the clutch out.

Also, badass car.
Old Jun 25, 2011, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by doghouse
u have the dyno graph for this setup ?
I don't, sorry

Originally Posted by bambooi
Hi, nice times. Is the hx40 ball bearing? I thought we had to do something different to get these turbos to fit on our evos?
Thanks. The turbo is journal bearing. Putting these on our cars is no different then putting your standard t3 turbo on such as FP/Garrett/PTE turbos. If I were to put on a PTE 6765, it would be a direct bolt on/replacement of the HX40 for me.

Here's a picture that shows it for the most part:


3" v-band out


Originally Posted by BigT
Raise your launch RPM and don't slip the clutch as much. Your rev's drop way too much when you let the clutch out.

Also, badass car.
Thanks for the tips, I will raise it and test it out

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Old Jul 1, 2011, 06:09 AM
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I got a .63 garrett back housing
will be up and running in two weeks time
hx40w with .63 turbine housing
Old Jul 1, 2011, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by doghouse
I got a .63 garrett back housing
will be up and running in two weeks time
hx40w with .63 turbine housing
Nice. I didn't know you could throw on the garret turbine housing
Old Jul 1, 2011, 07:13 AM
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Sweet car, are you on stock suspension with the Hoosiers or do you have coilovers??
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Originally Posted by Svendiesel
Sweet car, are you on stock suspension with the Hoosiers or do you have coilovers??
Thanks!

I'm on stock struts with Hotchkis lowering springs.
Old Jul 1, 2011, 07:23 AM
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Ooo awesome, so theres hope for me to get a set of QTP's without getting coilovers. I have tein s-techs. Only issue is theyre so soft so I might have to change them.
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Qtp with stock shocks

I roll the Qtp with the bilsteins and swift springs, lets see your results. I only cut consistent 1.6s sixty foot times. I also have never changed launch rpm. Who has cut really good sixty foot times on stock struts?
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Congrats man!! Car looks sick I cant belive you have the Kelford 272s on stock Valve springs and its running awesome. I put Kelford 272s in my car couple years ago with the stock valve springs and the car has some serious valve float Also, it will take some time getting used to the QTPs on the FD wheels. I was cutting around 1.6-1.7 60s also. Just launched the car more and more and got used to it and then cut consistent 1.4s. On that setup the best i cut was a 1.42. Just a little more seat time and you will see the 60s drop for sure!

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Originally Posted by Svendiesel
Ooo awesome, so theres hope for me to get a set of QTP's without getting coilovers. I have tein s-techs. Only issue is theyre so soft so I might have to change them.
Yeah, those s-tech's are extremely soft, I have them on my WRX.

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I roll the Qtp with the bilsteins and swift springs, lets see your results. I only cut consistent 1.6s sixty foot times. I also have never changed launch rpm. Who has cut really good sixty foot times on stock struts?
I used to cut 1.59 60' times on my suspension w/ the stock turbo. Still need to dial in my setup to get back at that point

Originally Posted by Evosick2332
Congrats man!! Car looks sick I cant belive you have the Kelford 272s on stock Valve springs and its running awesome. I put Kelford 272s in my car couple years ago with the stock valve springs and the car has some serious valve float Congrats again!
Thanks man!!! Your car is sick as well!

Yeah, I wasn't expecting the stock valve springs to hold up so well at 8500rpm's with the Kelfords, haha. I actually had a set of some manley valve springs when I was putting in the cams, but the person I bought them from forgot to include the retainers, so we stuck with the stockers. I'm going to rock the Kiggly beehives when I upgrade

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