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PT 6870 gen2 vs 6466 gen2 shootout to 5000rpm


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Let's see how long you're gonna keep it ;)

 

:D

 

I'm not going to start chasing numbers. If I want a little more I can change to an FMIC, aftermarket plenum, 4" downpipe and 4" exhaust system. I'm already going to be pushing the safe limits of the gearbox, and I don't want to end up building the engine. I think 550hp-600hp is plenty for my favourite roads. :)

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:D

 

I'm not going to start chasing numbers. If I want a little more I can change to an FMIC, aftermarket plenum, 4" downpipe and 4" exhaust system. I'm already going to be pushing the safe limits of the gearbox, and I don't want to end up building the engine. I think 550hp-600hp is plenty for my favourite roads. :)

 

 

Ok :D

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Even 700+hp gets pretty boring....so still not decided yet. 6466 is a bit faster spooling (but not anywhere as powerful) but with a built engine and mods I'm inclined to go for a 6870...and live with driving round the track in 2nd and 3rd gear only :run:

 

This is exactly what i am thinking. The 6466 just doesn't seem to produce the goods on pump fuel, it really wants ethanol. And if i'm building an engine, I want it to make the power all the time. I do wish there was an inbetween though, its either 900 or 1100 rating :rolleyes:

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This is exactly what i am thinking. The 6466 just doesn't seem to produce the goods on pump fuel, it really wants ethanol. And if i'm building an engine, I want it to make the power all the time. I do wish there was an inbetween though, its either 900 or 1100 rating :rolleyes:

 

+1 Exactly so - and even on E85 I'm not convinced :banghead:

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I went 6870 with vvti head to aid the spool ;)

 

I've got a VVTi engine now aswell Mr Parry ;)

 

 

With you on that...but what improvement did you get? The graph needs shifting to the left by about 1000rpm!

 

I think the general consensus is it will yield about 500rpm Glenn which could change if you went with a smaller a/r i guess. But in my mind that defeats the point of having a large turbo in the first place. Watch Luc's build with great interest, he is going with a 6870 which is being mapped first on a normal head, then later with a VVTi so we will have all the answers.

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Chris' setup (6870 with VVTi) is the perfect one imo.

 

Krister frim Finland reported 1000+rpm improved spool when he went from 3.0 non-VVTi to 3.4 VVTi. Most is due to the VVTi.

 

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I will try to get a proper back to back comparision, as I'm really interested to see what is really behind the VVTi myth :)

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That's from my 6466 gen 2. Had 60% ethanol in the tank on that run. Boost tops out at 1.6/1.7 bar but that's probably not helped by 4" pipework and a 110mm TB! Lol

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