#164319 - 01/17/06 07:35 AM
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yes...for sure. i havnt really dealt with any of the GT series turbos smaller than the 35R....but i know right off the bat the GTR series turbos are where its at....its all i want to use on my car from now on.....if you can affored it go for it.
ALWAYS go with something a little larger than you want....just like you said you WILL want more power down the road! unless your set on the power goals you set i'd even consider the GT30R's.......i actually prefer a little bit of lag....and the whole "lag" thing is something you need to experiance first hand to understand that its not as bad as people make it out to be as long as you dont have like at PT70 on your car or something... the bigger GT28 is rated at 440 Flywheel horsepower...but the GT series turbo's are underrated.......keep in mind that if your going with a smaller turbo and want to make 350-400whp its going to take a lot of boost. thats the nicer part of going with a turbo thats slightly larger...you can make the same horsepower at lower boost levels which is better on pump gas.
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#164321 - 01/17/06 10:10 AM
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not sure on PSI....i'd say just run a low boost setting of 10-12psi and then a "fun" setting at around 15psi on pump gas. should make the power your looking for no problems.
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#164323 - 01/17/06 11:39 AM
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i like compression with boost when on race gas.....but for a pump gas car i'd just stick to 9:1
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#164325 - 01/17/06 01:04 PM
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just stick to 9:1
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#164330 - 01/17/06 04:51 PM
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boost response between shifts is much much much much greater with a ball bearing turbo too
also....another thing i think is funny about the whole "lag" thing........ even with a small turbo....a lot of times the gauge will say 5psi or so but the car still isnt going anywhere.....like in 5th gear if you stomp it going up a hill......sure the car will make boost at a low rpm....but its not going anywhere...so who cares! you will be happy with the turbo you have selected
Edited by Turbo-charged (01/17/06 04:52 PM)
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#164332 - 01/18/06 07:51 AM
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nah....you want a smaller wheel with a bigger tire for traction. the more sidewall the better. just like on slicks....we run 13 inch wheels with 24.5 inch tire. more sidewall = more traction.
9.5 compression will be fine, just leaves less room for tunning errors than a 9:1 piston
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#164334 - 01/18/06 05:04 PM
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me and geoff reccomended the same turbo.....thats kinda funny. jeff's car just made 790whp @ 44psi of boost with a GT40R. SSSSIIIIIICCCCKKKK
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#164337 - 01/18/06 05:28 PM
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yea me and geoff talk pretty frequently.
Edited by Turbo-charged (01/18/06 05:28 PM)
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#9142356 - 09/27/17 05:10 AM
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