S366 is physically to big, what other options?

[iminhell1]

I just hate the way this thing fits and I want something physically smaller. If I could fit a turbo blanket I'd feel safe, but I can't. And with how I plan to use the car I know something is going to melt or burn. I can't take that chance.

So for a reasonable cost, what are my options?
Speedtech manifold, so T4 divided ex housing and something capable of 800+ to the wheel.

 

[JBacon335]

There's the new Garrett G series that are pretty compact for their power range but they aren't cheap

 

[Cruizinmax]

Another choice. But again, not cheap. A friend of mine had a pair of these on a 5.0 mustang. The car made 1300whp and was making boost by 2500-3000 rpm. https://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/mercha...p&Product_Code=GRT-TBO-591&Category_Code=67mm

 

[tisdrew]

I've been told that the housings by BW are bigger than the other brands. Maybe finding a similar output Garrett would fit in the same space.

 

[Torgus]

Precision 6266 will max out at 800whp. I would want something with a bit more headroom, maybe a 6466. Will be smaller than the BW turbos. BW Airwerks are CHEAP but large.

 

[RuskiRacer]

My vote would also be for a precision 6466 or a 6870

 

[iminhell1]

pt6766 is looking appealing. no clue if it'll fit though.

 

[Torgus]

pt6766 is looking appealing. no clue if it'll fit though.

Go big or go home

 

[ap485]

Weird! I’ve been running the S369 which is bigger with a PTP turbo blanket. The turbo blanket fits perfectly.

 

[iminhell1]

The N55 gives a little more clearance, or must.
I'm N54.

Water pipe is the major interference point. I don't have a good picture. But once the hose is on the pipe the ex housing is just about touching the hose. The might be a way to cut/weld the pipe to work but I'm not looking to do that.

 

[Slow335is]

The N55 gives a little more clearance, or must.
I'm N54.

Water pipe is the major interference point. I don't have a good picture. But once the hose is on the pipe the ex housing is just about touching the hose. The might be a way to cut/weld the pipe to work but I'm not looking to do that.

Used 6466 or 6766 if balling budget. 6870 if you can find one