done

Lets say you had a t3/t4 turbo and you had a gt3037

the t3/t4 turbo made 220whp at 6 pounds but the gt3037 made 250whp at 6 pounds.....

would someone explain this to me!

falcongsr

the gt has *****

bearings that is?

Etylorcen

Ball bearings have nothing to do with the amount of cfm the turbo pushes out just about how fast it can spool up to push that amount. I'm guessing the gt is just a bigger turbo.

done

soo bigger turbos will help, as long as they spool very quickly?

Muad'Dib

that is... if you can spool them fast enough.

inspyral

Larger turbos flow more air(CFM) at the same boost level(pressure), which means more power.

intekragsr

Dee

Eventhough the GT3037 is a Hybrid with a T04E compressor it is difficult to compare to a normal T4/T3 since the GT turbo uses an HKS specific exhaust side that is somewhere bewteen a T28 and T3. The GT compressor abd blade also are slightly different so they flow better.

Now if you compare the GT3037 with an AR.82 exhaust housing to a NON-BB 57T T04E/T3 stage III AR.63 you will get about the same results across the board at every boost level. The difference will be spool time since the GT turbo will spool 100~300rpm faster. Even the GT2835R will out perform the smaller T4/T3's up until about 1.3bar.

falcongsr

i know. but thanks.

i was referring the the reduced frictional loss of a ball bearing design vs the 'bushing' design of a garrett style CHRA.

if u had 2 identical turbos (same compressor and turbine specs) and one had a ball bearing CHRA, i bet there would be a slight power advantage to the ball bearing design.

measurable? maybe not

50hp difference? definitely not!

done

thats what i was looking for

done

thanx dee ill keep that in mind