PTE 6262 1/8 mile Times

Mikeysy15

Donating Member
Hello everyone , Just wanted to send out my information about the new turbo I installed and the difference in power . I haven’t made a pass yet in the 1/4 mile with the new turbo only 1/8 mile . I also wasn’t able to turn it up over 20psi because I got kicked out .
So with my RPM stage 1 I ran a 7.37 at 91mph at 20psi and with my new PTE 6262 it went 7.05 at 98.7mph.
For those that don’t have the money for a converter and install don’t be afraid to get this turbo . Forgot to mention it’s a Ball Bearing Gen 1. It has the older wheel but I got a good deal on it . Anyway , it’s spools up quick enough on a launch where you don’t need a converter . I got it to 10psi of boost on the launch but it just spun . On the street there’s a little more lag then the Rpm but you get used to it after a while . It’s not bad at all. I’m sure it would be better with a converter but I’m gonna wait till my tranny goes out to do everything at once .
I also have ported 35’s and a 415 can which may help.
Also wanted to point out that I’m using the traditional wastegate actuator and controlling boost on the rod .
Haven’t had luck with electronic or manual boost controllers . They have too much boost creep.
The truck ran 7.29 at 96 with 16psi, 7.20 at 97 at 18psi and 7.05 at 98.7 at 20psi. The more you turn it up the more you will feel the power . I’m on a stock tranny and converter . Here are the timeslips . I’m number 1413 on the timeslips.
 

proptop

Donating Member
Mike,
Nice laps. That 7.05 pass is so close to a 10.90 you can almost smell it if the truck will run the back half. You need to start being careful on the fuel and tune because thing happen fast at that power level.
Bob
 

Mikeysy15

Donating Member
OtIt Sparkz, Thank you . I called PTE and they happen to i that one on the shelf . They had no 66mm exhaust housing only 62mm. They told me to make anything 66mm they had to machine the the 62mm bigger to for the bigger wheel of the 66. Because I was originally looking for a 6466 gen2 but they told me it would take about 3 weeks . So he offfered a 6262 gen1 at a 15% discount and it was about 1450 plus shipping and tax to California . So I took that . Kind of cool that I didn’t have to switch up my stock converter , although it will run better with a higher stall but for now I’ll wait till my tranny goes out
 

Mikeysy15

Donating Member
So for the downpipe, I bought just the flange or may I say the top part or head of the downpipe that has 3 bolts . Luckily the bottom portion of my SM 3 inch downpipe slipped right in. Got very lucky .
 

proptop

Donating Member
Mike,
Could you post a picture of your downpipe head unit? I don't believe to many people understand all the differences of the old down pipes that might be on the market.
Bob
 

proptop

Donating Member
Mike,
Thanks for posting the pics. Gents the reason that I asked him to post these is so the members can see there are different options of head units out there. If you can get your hands on one like Mike has it opens different options on the exhaust wheel sizing as it is easier to port to your turbo. Most of the other ones have a round flange on them and are some what limited in coverage when you start running the big wheels.
Thanks,
Bob
 
Very nice!

Where can we find something like that? What wastegate actuator is that?

Im swapping out to a 5858 and I need to figure out what to do for a downpipe and gate.
 

Mikeysy15

Donating Member
The wastegate actuator is a garret type . You can get them on eBay . Then you make a small bracket that lines up with your downpipe swing gate so you can hook up your actuator rod to it . I used the same one that came with me rpm stage 1 turbo . It fit perfect
 

Mikeysy15

Donating Member
Some new 1/8 mile times on The RWD setup.
 

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