GTX28 series turbos....
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GTX28 series turbos....
http://www.atpturbo.com/root/release...e110101-1.html
one of these combined with a 0.82 twinscroll, you'll probably have instant boost with some power to go along with it.
if someone is up for the fabrication to do a twinscroll x-over.. i think it would be a perfect turbo to use for auto X or even just street use.
Or do you think it'll be to small and start surging?
one of these combined with a 0.82 twinscroll, you'll probably have instant boost with some power to go along with it.
if someone is up for the fabrication to do a twinscroll x-over.. i think it would be a perfect turbo to use for auto X or even just street use.
Or do you think it'll be to small and start surging?
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Run 2 of them for 2 cylinders each!
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I just thought the gt3071r was a touch little, it was super responsive, we started with the .78 twin scroll turbine housing, it was great to drive but it felt 'choked' , we made better power with a 1.06(twin scroll remember) and it was still great but it needed a fair bit of boost to produce good results. That was why I tried a little bigger(fp3073) the next time.
The 3071 just didn't seem to push you back hard enough in the seat, a bit different from what I expected.
The 3071 just didn't seem to push you back hard enough in the seat, a bit different from what I expected.
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I didn't think it would be that responsive, i know it's slightly smaller then mine, but you're using a twin scroll. so i guess the 28 series turbos are just to small for a 2.5.
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My guess is that someone that is running a k26\6 and dont think its "to small" would love a gt25 turbo in their car . These cars are laggy enough! with a small turbo that could deliver and spool faster would be great for a autox car.
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well the way i see it is the 26/6 is like a gt28 kind of in power output and size.
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Agreed on it being too small. I think the smallest one should ever go is a GT3071 with a .63 A/R hotside. A Gt3076 with a .82 A/R is so fast to spool with the correct supporting equipment I don't see why anyone would go smaller. Maybe our definition of quick spool is different.
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Not sure why you want anything before 3500? What's the point of that? I would look at getting a larger cam and expanding on the higher RPMs because that's where the power is anyways. I would say that if you don't like the lag, go NA. I'm not trying to be harsh, but it's true. Have to sacrifice something, right?
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Any big turbo spools fast when it spools . -I would personally love to have a turbo in a street car that hit 14 psi by 2500 rpm no GT30 will ever do that . Would i like to loose top end in favor of less turbolag , maybe not . However it would be a far smother car to drive.
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Any big turbo spools fast when it spools . -I would personally love to have a turbo in a street car that hit 14 psi by 2500 rpm no GT30 will ever do that . Would i like to loose top end in favor of less turbolag , maybe not . However it would be a far smother car to drive.
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I get what you are saying i am probably in the same camp as you . But for people that do not need\or want more power i think a gt28 could be an improvement.