#93395 - 05/22/05 11:27 PM 
 
fast spooling turbo?
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boosted ek 
 
 
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name some.  i have a T3/T04E and it spools at 4.  i want something a little faster.  i've seen a WRX spool around 2.  wtf??  
 
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#93398 - 05/23/05 01:08 AM 
 
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SamuraiSam 
 
 
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honestly, what's wrong with a turbo that spools at 4k? anything smaller and you're likely going to have a bad "puke and die" effect up at the top of your rev range.
 
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#93405 - 05/24/05 11:10 AM 
 
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cliff st-clair 
 
 
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GT28rs would probably be the one I'd pick if I wanted quick spool combined with decent power. Those things are fully spooled at like 3800-4000rpms and they'll make like 320whp or so safely on pump gas. 
  Most t3t4s are fully spooled by 5k-5500rpms. 
  I've never seen a bseries Honda motor with even the smallest of turbos fully spool at 2krpms. Some might be getting started at that rpm, but it's not fully spooled.
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#93410 - 06/07/05 06:09 PM 
 
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  i have a gt28rs that spools at 4k with a shitty cast exhaust manifold. THis thing works great and blows big air. With the proper manifold i dont see a problem with it spooling fully at 3200. on a b16a2. 
 
 
  
 
  A cast (ie. drag, greddy, etc.) / log manifold is going to "quicken" the spooling characteristics, at a slight top end loss.  If you mean an "equal length" (ie. Full-Race, Neukin, LoveFab, etc.) as being a "proper" manifold, then you're in for a surprise.    It will most likely spool later, unless of course you perfectly match the pulses with the intake manifold, etc.  But thats a whole other realm.
 
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#93411 - 06/09/05 11:27 AM 
 
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  50 tirm with a .48 a/r 
 
 
  
 
 pretty much a t3/t4B.
 Im at full boost by 4500-4700rpm. NON BB   go GHETTOTURBONETICS.   
 
 
  
 Is this with a .48 a/r?
 
 I'm on a .63 a/r and was toying a bit on the highway last week-end and was hitting 15psi by 4,800-4,900 rpm in 5th, dunno if it's good but it's too laggy for me.
 
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#93412 - 06/09/05 11:30 AM 
 
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i'm picking up a gt28rs .84 on the turbine, mebbe even a t3 backside.    either way it will spool super low and should be good to around 400whp
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#93415 - 06/09/05 03:53 PM 
 
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Gab 
 
 
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 5th gear.at full boost..you must have been going like 140mph..haha jk
 
 
  
 lol closer to 90-95mph hehe. Actually I stayed in the throttle a bit since I had a nice empty stretch or highway and the EGTs were climbing REAL fast, like I got going over 100mph and I was at 1450 and it kept climbing    4th gear pull to redline, I'll never see them reach 1400. Now I understand how stupid 140+mph pulls will blow your engine..
 
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#93419 - 06/10/05 10:38 AM 
 
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