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Old Apr 22, 2012, 09:17 AM
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Badev0's Holset HX40 600HP turbo

I am upgrading to a larger turbo so I no longer need this one. I've had it on for more then a year. Zero shaft play and no burning of oil. Made over 600whp @ 34lbs of boost on E85, best trap of 139MPH (10.25@139) with the stock ECU and MAF. This is truly one bad *** turbo that I will miss. If anyone isn't very familiar with these turbo's, they are produced for large diesel engines as well as semi trucks designed to be reliable @ 40+lbs of boost on a daily basis.

Holset HX40 - 7 blade version
Bullseye Power T3 .70a/r Turbine housing - 3" v-band out
Compressor cover: 4" anti-surge inlet, 2.5" out
60mm compressor inducer/64mm turbine (For comparison sake, think of it as a PTE 6064 - not a real turbo, reference only)
69lbs/min capable

Asking $690 shipped/paypal'd. I don't think you can find a turbo at this price for what its capable of and proven to do This will bolt up like any T3 based turbo such as a FP, PTE, or Garrett turbo.

















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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw8n964c-Hw

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Really disapointed to see you get rid of this setup.
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Old Apr 22, 2012, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by n3m3sis
Really disapointed to see you get rid of this setup.
I'm sure a lot of people will be. I will miss it. I just know it wont be able to put me in the mid 9s on stock block unless I upgraded a few other things on the car that I won't have the funds to do (different cams, larger intake such as the DI one, switch to SD, etc).
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what oiling setup were you using on this? because ik in the dsm world they have problems with that. and what was your oil pressure under boost in relation to this subject?
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Old Apr 22, 2012, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by cody92talon
what oiling setup were you using on this? because ik in the dsm world they have problems with that. and what was your oil pressure under boost in relation to this subject?
That's a good question and something that whoever buys this should take note of. I've done a lot a research and found the setup that works best. If your oiling setup isn't right, the turbo will have issues. I am not sure what my oil pressure is as I don't have a gauge.

With this oil setup that I ran, you'll find this turbo lasting you a very long time:

-4an feed from the oil filter housing using a inline .75 restrictor. I will include the restrictor in the sale
-10 an return line


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-10 AN return I presume. GLWS!
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Old Apr 22, 2012, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by MitsuJoe
-10 AN return I presume. GLWS!
Haha, big typo. Thanks Joe!
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Wish you were selling the downpipe lol
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bump for a crazy turbo
I have the 8 blade version which is a down grade from the 7 blade and IT IS GREAT!!!
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Originally Posted by doghouse
bump for a crazy turbo
I have the 8 blade version which is a down grade from the 7 blade and IT IS GREAT!!!
Very nice!

If anyone is curious, they make these turbo in a 6 blade, 7 blade, and 8 blade. 8 blade offers the best spool but less top end. 6 blade offers best top end but later spool. 7 blade is the middle man which is what i'm selling.
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alright thanks man. if thats the newer billet style hx 40 super 7blade its actually better flow than the 6 blade according to a big holset guru that rebuilds them in the dsm world
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Nice. Those billet ones are sick. This one isnt
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bump!!

This is one amazing turbo. This car made me decide on a HX40 as well.
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ok just wanted to clarify that one up for you. i got one of the billet ones so im hopin to pick up where you left off for going 9's on a holset when my build is finally all back together and i get a lil seat time we will see
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Good stuff man. definitely keep me updated
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