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    I'm very interested to see numbers as well and see how it compares to current n54 stage 2 cars
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    Did you get it mocked up?

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by curare Click here to enlarge
    Did you get it mocked up?
    I created a new thread for progress, I will be posting it there. Asking for updates is not necessary, they will be posted as we make progress.

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    Link/title for the thread?
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by DinoNac Click here to enlarge
    Link/title for the thread?
    Just look in the N55 forum...
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by VargasTurboTech Click here to enlarge
    When you tried running what? So far the DME is fine with the fuel system on their. Sometimes I get the fuel pump idrive warning on start up. But I get that with just an intank walbro at times
    Really? On an N55? I had the continuous Fuel-pump error with the E85 walbro fuel pump sadly. IS there a fix in order? Perhaps a relay or something to trick the fuel pump ecu that the voltage has not changed?
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    Still waiting on some driving videos Click here to enlarge

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Tamut Click here to enlarge
    Still waiting on some driving videos Click here to enlarge
    Looks like Terry might have to post those. They are sending the truck for the car tomorrow.

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    Yep. Car has a VANOS failure like many N55s have. Let's hope they get it resolved fast

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    @VargasTurboTech

    Did you change anything on the exhaust turbine side? Wheel or housing? Or did you only swap the compressor wheel.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by fastgti69 Click here to enlarge
    @VargasTurboTech

    Did you change anything on the exhaust turbine side? Wheel or housing? Or did you only swap the compressor wheel.
    ? Where have you been dude? Haha, its a Garrett GTX3076 CHRA in the stock housings, machined to take the bigger CHRA.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by VargasTurboTech Click here to enlarge
    ? Where have you been dude? Haha, its a Garrett GTX3076 CHRA in the stock housings, machined to take the bigger CHRA.
    I wasn't sure lol. I was reading it all over again to double check. I only came up with CHRA and compressor turbine. I didnt think the exhaust turbine would fit in that.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by fastgti69 Click here to enlarge
    I wasn't sure lol. I was reading it all over again to double check. I only came up with CHRA and compressor turbine. I didnt think the exhaust turbine would fit in that.
    Oh yeah these things hav nice beefy turbine housings. They take the GT30 wheel with room to spare...Click here to enlarge

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by VargasTurboTech Click here to enlarge
    Oh yeah these things hav nice beefy turbine housings. They take the GT30 wheel with room to spare...Click here to enlarge
    Did you check back pressure?
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by fastgti69 Click here to enlarge
    Did you check back pressure?
    these things have no issue with back pressure, learning from the N54 with the teeny tiny housings and big TD04 parts you don't even cross 2:1 til way way up in the rev range at high boost. You can run all the boost you want down low and it stays in a good range. All he would have to do is target a lot of boost down low and if it won't make it something is either bleeding it of holding the flapper open, that's it. Again there is no magic, it is possible BMW has gotten really tricky and has figured out a vanos to use the vanos and valvetronic to bleed the boost if it doesn't like what's it's seeing, but again this would be a tuning issue, not a turbo issue.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by VargasTurboTech Click here to enlarge
    these things have no issue with back pressure, learning from the N54 with the teeny tiny housings and big TD04 parts you don't even cross 2:1 til way way up in the rev range at high boost. You can run all the boost you want down low and no stays in a good range. All he would have to do is target a lot of boost down low and if it won't make it something is either bleeding it of holding the flapper open, that's it. Again there is magic, it is possible BMW has gotten really tricky and has figured out a vanos to use the vanos and valvetronic to bleed the boost if it doesn't like what's it's seeing, but again this would be a tuning issue, not a turbo issue.
    Guess we just have to wait and see what happens.
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