Pt 6262 63a/r or 82a/r?
Brake boosting is something that should be done from a roll even with a stock turbo!
Now as far as the .63 Vs .82 on the 6262 goes the .82 wont pick up as much power as some think it will especially with a good setup. Peak power means absolutely nothing. It's all about power band and how long u are making your peak power and staying in it.
Last edited by Colt4g63; Aug 26, 2010 at 08:27 PM.
Not necessarily... We need to specify what RPM we are brake boosting here.
Brake boosting is something that should be done from a roll even with a stock turbo!
Now as far as the .63 Vs .82 on the 6262 goes the .82 wont pick up as much power as some think it will especially with a good setup. Peak power means absolutely nothing. It's all about power band and how long u are making your peak power and staying in it.
Brake boosting is something that should be done from a roll even with a stock turbo!
Now as far as the .63 Vs .82 on the 6262 goes the .82 wont pick up as much power as some think it will especially with a good setup. Peak power means absolutely nothing. It's all about power band and how long u are making your peak power and staying in it.

True its all about the powerband
i dont think there is like a correct and final answer for that quiestion , cause it will depend on many factors , what amount of boost ? what type of use u will give the car ?
if you are on the 2.3 u wont be getting into high rpms , so i would say the .63 will make it more fun ..
if you are on the 2.3 u wont be getting into high rpms , so i would say the .63 will make it more fun ..
i dont think there is like a correct and final answer for that quiestion , cause it will depend on many factors , what amount of boost ? what type of use u will give the car ?
if you are on the 2.3 u wont be getting into high rpms , so i would say the .63 will make it more fun ..
if you are on the 2.3 u wont be getting into high rpms , so i would say the .63 will make it more fun ..
you made me sad
i just got my 6262/.82 bb so as what u said it will not work with my setup 
it would be to much lag

id say do the .82 and go wild with it and if u feel maybe its laggy (wich im sure u wont feel that ) then just switch the housing to a .63
theres people that love the .63 , and theres people that love the .82 its just a matter of power goals ...
KEEP US POSTED with ur dyno numbers !!!
NOT at all bro , as i said there isnt a perfect answer for that quiestion 
id say do the .82 and go wild with it and if u feel maybe its laggy (wich im sure u wont feel that ) then just switch the housing to a .63
theres people that love the .63 , and theres people that love the .82 its just a matter of power goals ...
KEEP US POSTED with ur dyno numbers !!!

id say do the .82 and go wild with it and if u feel maybe its laggy (wich im sure u wont feel that ) then just switch the housing to a .63
theres people that love the .63 , and theres people that love the .82 its just a matter of power goals ...
KEEP US POSTED with ur dyno numbers !!!
just i want nice top end to keep up with my friend has a c6zo6 620whp N/A
Not to thread jack but it seems relevant to this topic. As far as journal bearing 6262s go, is a .63ar or .82ar better for a 2.3l stroker? I've currently got an ETS super value short runner manifold and want to know what other people think. I want a fun power band with the potential of ~500 on 91pump and ~700awhp on e85. I wasn't sure if more of you guys were going with journal bearing or not, but I've always had better experience with journal bearing turbos as far as price/rebuilds are concerned.
Thanks!
Thanks!
As for rebuilds, rarely does anyone here with a BB turbo need a rebuild, despite the fact that many are run well beyond their intended shaft speeds. So long as it has an inline filter and correct oil feed restrictor, they are exceptionally durable.
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