Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
11-03-2016, 10:23 AM
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Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
Hi guys.
My little Apexi turbo is running out of steam at top end. I'm getting 252whp and 180lb/ft at about 8psi. I'm looking for a little bit more - possibly 275whp. I'm using a stock b16 block, so don't want to go much higher than this.
I'm thinking about changing to a Garrett GT28R - It's the turbo that comes stock with some Nissan Silvias. (Not the GT28RS)
I'm wondering if anyone has used this turbo. Will it get me a bit more than 252whp?
Thanks.
My little Apexi turbo is running out of steam at top end. I'm getting 252whp and 180lb/ft at about 8psi. I'm looking for a little bit more - possibly 275whp. I'm using a stock b16 block, so don't want to go much higher than this.
I'm thinking about changing to a Garrett GT28R - It's the turbo that comes stock with some Nissan Silvias. (Not the GT28RS)
I'm wondering if anyone has used this turbo. Will it get me a bit more than 252whp?
Thanks.
11-03-2016, 10:56 AM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
I was able to acheive 300 whp / 300 ft-lbs with my stock LS at about 21 lbs of boost. It would taper down to about 19. I imagine it might work out pretty good for the smaller displacement of the B16.
11-03-2016, 11:00 AM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
11-03-2016, 02:01 PM
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No. He got those numbers from a Disco Potato (GT2860RS), not a GT28R.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
11-03-2016, 03:18 PM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
No. He got those numbers from a Disco Potato (GT2860RS), not a GT28R.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
11-03-2016, 03:24 PM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
I've made 290WHP on a GT28R (707160-5) at 17-18psi on my dohc zc! you'll reach a bit more on your b series for sure!
11-03-2016, 04:45 PM
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11-04-2016, 03:25 AM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
No. He got those numbers from a Disco Potato (GT2860RS), not a GT28R.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
You'll actually make less power with a GT28R than your RX Apex'i turbocharger.
Give us more information in terms of your purpose and goals of the car (as well as power levels) to determine what smaller framed turbo is a better choice.
This exact one: Garrett GT2560R (aka GT28R) Ball Bearing Turbo : atpturbo.com
11-04-2016, 08:14 AM
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No Mac, it was in fact a GT28R or GT2560R.
This exact one: Garrett GT2560R (aka GT28R) Ball Bearing Turbo : atpturbo.com
This exact one: Garrett GT2560R (aka GT28R) Ball Bearing Turbo : atpturbo.com
11-04-2016, 12:49 PM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
11-05-2016, 05:53 AM
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11-08-2016, 12:44 PM
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re: Benefits of using a GT2560R(GT28R) & GT2860RS on a stock B16 Engine for 300whp
i had a 28rs on my b16 and made 290/190 at 9psi.
definitely use the .63 back housing if youre going to t3 hot side
if you stay t25 hot side .86 should be ok from what convos ive had with Mac way back
definitely use the .63 back housing if youre going to t3 hot side
if you stay t25 hot side .86 should be ok from what convos ive had with Mac way back
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