New stock frame turbo options from Blouch
I'm not convinced that in a road course setting transient response is going to make any huge difference, so I'm therefore not convinced I need a bb turbo. I'd much rather run a turbo under peak efficiency than over stress it obviously, that's why I'm interested to see exactly what the 1.0 can do. The heat situation and the volute are pretty much the only reason the free is on my radar since that's eliminated with the as housing.
Dallas is about the only real results I've seen so far for the blouch stuff.
Dallas is about the only real results I've seen so far for the blouch stuff.
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as for results- again- I would look to our previous bbk full bbk-b results- there isnt enough different on the turbos to make a measurable change in performance!
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On a normal heat day with a bit of work on holding boost but keeping torque under 425 I'm pretty sure we would have hit 480hp and under 28psi peak and 25psi redline.
Also, as MrFred has talked about before and experienced, These turbos really want a solid performing BOV to control lift surge on track.
It's for track not auto x. I need something than can do anywhere from 360whp up to say 430whp. Some of the fp stuff can't be easily turned down to numbers that low (class dictated), and that's why I was about to by a bbk...
So I think I'd be after the 2.0xtr. Just curious to see what longevity/reliability is, but that's probably going to take a lot more time unfortunately
So I think I'd be after the 2.0xtr. Just curious to see what longevity/reliability is, but that's probably going to take a lot more time unfortunately
Dallas-is blouch using true oem 10.5 hot sides?
Well the blouch 1.0xt did not last long guys......lets see how blouch will do on warranty now. I am pushing 500hp 475lbs of torque on e85 and 415 hp 409tq on 91. I have smoke blowing out my tail pipe and some metal sounds bouncing around inside the turbo somewhere
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Not sure you'll have much luck if you were pushing 500 whp and 475 ft-lbs on E85. That's outside what the turbo was meant to do. I know we all push turbos, but just saying. Even FP has a statement that says something to the effect that overspinning the turbo voids the warranty.
I predict them saying you broke it. 500whp is pushing that turbo beyond its intended limit...
It is tuned for it 500hp I dont race nor drag it. Just drive it back and forth to work about 20 miles a day sometimes. Mostly on pump gas because there is no e85 where I live, The nearest is over 90 miles from where I live . When I go out of town is when I get e85 Only for commuting.
It is tuned for it 500hp I dont race nor drag it. Just drive it back and forth to work about 20 miles a day sometimes. Mostly on pump gas because there is no e85 where I live, The nearest is over 90 miles from where I live . When I go out of town is when I get e85 Only for commuting.









