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Old 05-05-2007, 04:29 PM
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Thanks a million robert.. so i know its a straight TO4B super H.

Would you like to give any comments if i use it on a built honda b16 motor. how much boost would keep it in the efficiency range and what power levels can i expect from this turbo.

I have searched a lot and seems like no one is using the straight to4b on a b16, hence, am asking for a little feedback.

Thank you once again robert.
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Old 05-06-2007, 02:31 PM
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Thanks a million robert.. so i know its a straight TO4B super H.

Would you like to give any comments if i use it on a built honda b16 motor. how much boost would keep it in the efficiency range and what power levels can i expect from this turbo.

I have searched a lot and seems like no one is using the straight to4b on a b16, hence, am asking for a little feedback.

Thank you once again robert.
The compressor section is fine for your application but as you have already suspected that turbine is a bit on the large side. How built is built? On a stock displacement motor a T3 Stage V is in the upper range of what I would use unless you are going for some insane horsepower which would necessitate a T4 turbine.
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i am wondering what turbo i have as well. the serial # sticker on the blue back plate is T-12586. any help is appreciated!
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