DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
the newer gt wheels are of a much better design... more aerodynamic and flow much better.. which pretty much means more power at lower boost levels and quicker spool.
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (wantboost)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wantboost »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the newer gt wheels are of a much better design... more aerodynamic and flow much better.. which pretty much means more power at lower boost levels and quicker spool.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So are the housings the same or different also?
So are the housings the same or different also?
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
if i remember correctly, they are the same as the old ones.. although the 4-bolt housings are the newer design
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
no you cant run a GT wheel in ptrim housing most of the older turbos were running p trim wheels as well as o trim turbines. The housings are just too small for the newer GTQ and GTS wheels that are on the market
but remember you can machine any housing to fit any wheel as long as it withing a given spec.
but remember you can machine any housing to fit any wheel as long as it withing a given spec.
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (b18bturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18bturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">no you cant run a GT wheel in ptrim housing most of the older turbos were running p trim wheels as well as o trim turbines. The housings are just too small for the newer GTQ and GTS wheels that are on the market
but remember you can machine any housing to fit any wheel as long as it withing a given spec.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So are they machining the housings on the pt67 because you can get it with the gts or gtq wheels,just trying to figure what the big difference is if they offer the same wheels.
but remember you can machine any housing to fit any wheel as long as it withing a given spec.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So are they machining the housings on the pt67 because you can get it with the gts or gtq wheels,just trying to figure what the big difference is if they offer the same wheels.
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
its all based on which exhaust wheel you want the housing they use is machined for whatever you want. GTQ is what is most popular right now
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (b18bturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18bturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its all based on which exhaust wheel you want the housing they use is machined for whatever you want. GTQ is what is most popular right now </TD></TR></TABLE>
So my ? is what would be my advatage of get a GT turbo then just say a pt
So my ? is what would be my advatage of get a GT turbo then just say a pt
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
the wheel design like stated above the P trim is 70 technology where the wheel angles and all were designed not for performance but rather for diesel use which is where turbos got there start from.
The new designed GT wheels are far superior in design and can flow alot more air compared to the others.
The new designed GT wheels are far superior in design and can flow alot more air compared to the others.
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (b18bturbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18bturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the wheel design like stated above the P trim is 70 technology where the wheel angles and all were designed not for performance but rather for diesel use which is where turbos got there start from.
The new designed GT wheels are far superior in design and can flow alot more air compared to the others. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I know what your saying but my ? is if I can get the pt67 with a GTS or GTQ wheel what is my differents then if I was to get a gt4067 with the same wheels,or am I miss something here that your saying.
The new designed GT wheels are far superior in design and can flow alot more air compared to the others. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I know what your saying but my ? is if I can get the pt67 with a GTS or GTQ wheel what is my differents then if I was to get a gt4067 with the same wheels,or am I miss something here that your saying.
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Re: DIFFERENCES IN GT SERIES TURBOS VS T SERIES TURBOS (dragline)
the gt4067 is different turbo than a pt67 with gtq turbine
we are talking turbine trims here not compressor tthats probably what is confusing you.
we are talking turbine trims here not compressor tthats probably what is confusing you.
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