GT series turbo application help
GT series turbo application help
Does anyone have any clue what kind of GT series turbo we need. Lets say the motor to turbo distance is very short...
Im looking at a GT30R with a .82 a/r
any comments/thoughts?
-ctn
Im looking at a GT30R with a .82 a/r
any comments/thoughts?
-ctn
Originally Posted by on_alert
Does anyone have any clue what kind of GT series turbo we need. Lets say the motor to turbo distance is very short...
Im looking at a GT30R with a .82 a/r
any comments/thoughts?
-ctn
Im looking at a GT30R with a .82 a/r
any comments/thoughts?
-ctn
Get the smallest a/r.. I have been looking at the GT 30 for about 2 months now.
Even with the standard 3 feet of length, if you use 2 1/2 inch pipe that is mandrel bent and the 2 exhaust pipes come together in a nice "Y" I think it woyuld work well
Originally Posted by bags533
Get the smallest a/r.. I have been looking at the GT 30 for about 2 months now.
Even with the standard 3 feet of length, if you use 2 1/2 inch pipe that is mandrel bent and the 2 exhaust pipes come together in a nice "Y" I think it woyuld work well
Even with the standard 3 feet of length, if you use 2 1/2 inch pipe that is mandrel bent and the 2 exhaust pipes come together in a nice "Y" I think it woyuld work well
I am looking to run >20psi
I still think the smallest a/r is a safe bet.. get's you fastwer spooling time and more power under the curve.
HOWEVER, I am not sure of what exactly your doing, so it may be in you best best to talk to garrett about it.
Also, I have not looked at the 30's rating, for 20 PSI ... how does that look on the compressor MAP?
HOWEVER, I am not sure of what exactly your doing, so it may be in you best best to talk to garrett about it.
Also, I have not looked at the 30's rating, for 20 PSI ... how does that look on the compressor MAP?
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