S362 2.3L pump gas dyno numbers are in
I can help you with some pics Mr. house
There are tons in his build up thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...35r-fun-8.html
There are tons in his build up thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...35r-fun-8.html
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I can help you with some pics Mr. house
There are tons in his build up thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...35r-fun-8.html
There are tons in his build up thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...35r-fun-8.html
The head is a GSC CNC'd head.As for dyno charts, I have them printed so i'm going to have to scan them and upload the images. I'll see if Petey still has the electronic versions.
99% sure the 362 is smaller.
hta35 is 70lb
s362 is a 65lb/min..
s360 is 69lb.
the smallest larger turbo over a hta3582 is a s364 (75lb)
just a heads up on some info.
Originally Posted by norcalSRTrida
where'd ya get that from?
just a heads up on some info.
just a heads up on some info.
He could of been talking about physical size, the Borgs use a 10 inch race cover vs the much tinier Garrett units, totally different methodologies between the garrett and borg turbos, different aero, different architecture, lots of oil and a journal bearing vs oil and coolant and ball bearing on the garrett.
But who knows!
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I was going straight by wheel diameters. My 362 isn't the standard size...it's 62mm/84.6mm on the compressor side and 80.1mm/70.7mm on the turbine side. I couldn't find the specs on the HTA compressor wheel but I know the turbine wheel is 68mm on the small side. Also, the BWs are way underrated on airflow.
I don't see how the regular HTA 35r could flow more than a 362. the 35r is a 61mm inducer with an 82mm exducer.....the 362 is 62mm with a 85 exducer and a bigger turbine....that in itself lends it to a higher maximum airflow. That 362 isn't much smaller than my 4088r(63.5 inducer/88 exducer)
Anyway, to the OP, sick car and great numbers for pump fuel.
Anyway, to the OP, sick car and great numbers for pump fuel.




