Harrop HTV1320-LSJ using Eaton TVS technology
I would say "yes" - but you would need a big pulley....and then you have to ask yourself "What the hell is the point, if i am not going to do all this other stuff anyways?" I am sure that it will be better than the M62 in terms of efficiency, so 260WHP with this blower could be done...but you would probably be operating the blower at the lower end of it's potential.
I am going to sit on the fence and see what happens before I jump on any bandwagons
I am going to sit on the fence and see what happens before I jump on any bandwagons
Considering the efficiency of this new blower, if your lucky you might see slightly over 300WHP on a stock motor, depending on your tune.
With that said... you'd be pushing it to the edge of failure though.
With that said... you'd be pushing it to the edge of failure though.
Theres several guys running 400whp on turbos with completely stock motors when gm says the pistons are good until 300 its because they are assuming thats with the heaton still on, heat is what kills the pistons in this motor
A stock DSM turbo isn't meant to push 25psi. But I've seen them do it... eventually they go to ****. I've seen them go to **** in as little as a month... and I've seen it take as long as 6 months.
TO make real power your gonna need pistons at some point...its only a matter of time. I was surprised at how brittle the stock ring lands are when we were disassembling my 1 motor. I was breaking them with my finger.
That said...I made over 300 whp on a mustang dyno on a stock bottom end and my stock pistons looked fine when we pulled em. I think proper tuning is what makes em last.
That said...I made over 300 whp on a mustang dyno on a stock bottom end and my stock pistons looked fine when we pulled em. I think proper tuning is what makes em last.
I would assume you could make more horse power with less of a chance of fragging the stock motor for the simple fact that this blower is simply more efficient, there is less energy siphoned off to make the same horse power when compared to the M62... That will result in more power to the wheels vs. to the blower. I would imagine it would also increase mpg in a daily driver...
- 1 - At least initially, we will honour the US$2,250 (+ shipping from Michigan). If the Australian currency continues to strengthen against the US$, we may need to increase the price to cover the exchange rate variation. When I did the business case for this project, A$0.79=US$1.00, it is now A$0.94=US$1.00
now im not the smartest one in the world and please someone correct me if im wrong (us sailors **** exchange rates up all the time) but
if ur getting .79 for 1 of ours that means ur getting 1777.50 per HTV (.79 x 2250)
now if the exchange rate has increase to .94 for 1 of ours then that means ur getting 2115.00 per HTV (.94 x 2250) so why would u increase the price?




