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HE341W on a LQ1? by hookdonspeed
Started on: 10-16-2014 03:38 PM
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Report this Post10-16-2014 03:38 PM Click Here to See the Profile for hookdonspeedClick Here to visit hookdonspeed's HomePageSend a Private Message to hookdonspeedEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
would it be a good fit or no? im awful at reading compressor maps.
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Report this Post10-16-2014 03:46 PM Click Here to See the Profile for hookdonspeedClick Here to visit hookdonspeed's HomePageSend a Private Message to hookdonspeedEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
suppose to be the same as a hy35


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It all depends on how much power you are looking to make.
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Is alot but not too much a proper answer?
350-400 would be nice
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It should work. Its hard to go wrong with a turbo really unless you are trying to fit in some kind of limited class.

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IMO I would look into a smaller ebay turbo. The newer holsets are really more suited for the 500hp range.
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any ideas where the LQ1 would fall on that map?

and i though the HY35 is smaller then the HX?
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Report this Post10-17-2014 10:33 AM Click Here to See the Profile for darkhorizonSend a Private Message to darkhorizonEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
341 is a bigger turbo than a hx35 without issue. The exhaust housing is setup for a bit faster spool but on a gas motor it wont hurt your power much. I wouldnt expect less than 500whp out of one on good fuel.
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Hrm..... Wonder if the lq1 can handle 500hp...
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Originally posted by hookdonspeed:

Hrm..... Wonder if the lq1 can handle 500hp...


depends what rods you put in it. Stock rods I would cross your fingers at 275whp.
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Originally posted by hookdonspeed:

Hrm..... Wonder if the lq1 can handle 500hp...


Try to track down Matt Hawkins. He was a member here not long ago that built a turbo 3.4L TDC engine. Matt claimed his engine generated 400+ HP. AFAIK, Matt's engine remarkably stayed together at that power level but he blew up a few GETRAGS. This was before the F23 became popular.

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Cross posted from a thread less relevant:

I'm going to assume you mean HY35W Type D. The compressor numbers look good, not all that different than a GT3582R like I'm running, which is more or less ideal. Overall, its just a touch smaller than the GT3582R. But that means its drivability will be very good.

I'd opt for an A/R ratio on the turbine housing in the .8 ish range. Otherwise you'll start to cut into how much power you could make, and if you go into the 1.XX range, it'll be a little slower spooling, but get better at full boost. .8 A/R will get you great road manners and spool pretty quickly.

The only reason on saying you probably mean the HY35, is because the HE341 is actually very hard to come by and VERY expensive. Most people have a HY35W Type D and mistake it for a HE341 because the discharge is front facing. Most people sell them claiming they are HE341's. At least, that's what I read.

Rods seem to be good up to 400, maybe 450 ish, but this is coming from a guy that just broke an undetermined bottom end part, probably in the mid 400's horsepower on a 3.4 DOHC. I'll devulge the damage when I get to it.
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Originally posted by darkhorizon:


depends what rods you put in it. Stock rods I would cross your fingers at 275whp.


Aren't there several LQ1 turbos running at over 400qhp reliably right now? That was rhetorical, there are. No one really knows the limit of the 3.4 bottom end.
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Aren't there several LQ1 turbos running at over 400qhp reliably right now? That was rhetorical, there are. No one really knows the limit of the 3.4 bottom end.


yes, a good amount it seems.
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Aren't there several LQ1 turbos running at over 400qhp reliably right now? That was rhetorical, there are. No one really knows the limit of the 3.4 bottom end.


There may be. I guess there is only one way to find out.
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