Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ?
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Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ?
hello everybody.
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (RACEPAK)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RACEPAK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hello everybody.
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi</TD></TR></TABLE>
Unless it is on a full-drag car, forget about streetability on it. Seriously.
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi</TD></TR></TABLE>
Unless it is on a full-drag car, forget about streetability on it. Seriously.
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (TheShodan)
it would spool, but it would take forever on a b16. no streetability what so ever, maybe on a large displcament built ls/vtec it would spool sooner but it wouldnt be much improvement
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (wantboost)
The Greddy T78's come stock with an exhaust housing that's equivalent to around a 1.00 A/R. For reference, most people running a PT67 are running .68 A/R housings on their hondas. Even supra owners call it a lagmonster in stock form. I'd guess full boost by 7500+ on a B16.
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (RACEPAK)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RACEPAK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hello everybody.
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi</TD></TR></TABLE>
My friend has one on his Supra and it lags with a 3.0l... can't imagine how bad it would lag on a b16.
btw, I have a t70 on my 9:1 GSR and I consider it useless in the streets because of it's lag nevermind a t78.
what do you guys think about a Greddy T-78 on a low comp B16A2 ?
will it even spool up?
please dont flame, i dont know the T-78
best regards moshik galimidi</TD></TR></TABLE>
My friend has one on his Supra and it lags with a 3.0l... can't imagine how bad it would lag on a b16.
btw, I have a t70 on my 9:1 GSR and I consider it useless in the streets because of it's lag nevermind a t78.
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (RACEPAK)
charles walker had a greddy T76 on his integra. car went 10.28@147 in full street trim about 3 years ago. made 656@ 26lbs. this was on a stock bore gsr motor revving to 10k
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (RACEPAK)
greddy t72 on my rb25 sucks *** with lag, i cant even miagine putting a t78 on a 1.6 honda
with my rb25 i hit full boost at around 5,000 rpm
with my rb25 i hit full boost at around 5,000 rpm
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Re: Greddy T-78 on a B16A2 ? (98gsrTEG)
Over here we have TD07/TD06 hybrids. The T67-25G can pump put 550ish whp but to get more you will have to go with one of the "super" hybrids that crams a full blown T78 exhaust wheel into a 25G housing.
FYI - T67 is actually a Greddy Mitsubishi turbo that has been on the market for 6 plus years so do not confuse it with a Garret T67 that will stomp the moneky snot out of it.
Nack to Mitsu turbos. If you really want a nice Mitsu turbi for your B16A2 the "L2" TD06-20G's are the turbo's to have. Good spool time and nice power under the curve. This is excellent for a strip and/or circuit. The T67 produces better results for straight-line action and the T78 should be reserved for trailor queen duty!
Greddy does not produce a T72 or T76... Those are Garret based turbos.
TD07 or T78 are the monickers. The production line runs from the TD025 (600cc motors) to the T88H that produces 1000+whp on RB26DETT's and 2JZGTE's.
FYI - T67 is actually a Greddy Mitsubishi turbo that has been on the market for 6 plus years so do not confuse it with a Garret T67 that will stomp the moneky snot out of it.
Nack to Mitsu turbos. If you really want a nice Mitsu turbi for your B16A2 the "L2" TD06-20G's are the turbo's to have. Good spool time and nice power under the curve. This is excellent for a strip and/or circuit. The T67 produces better results for straight-line action and the T78 should be reserved for trailor queen duty!
Greddy does not produce a T72 or T76... Those are Garret based turbos.
TD07 or T78 are the monickers. The production line runs from the TD025 (600cc motors) to the T88H that produces 1000+whp on RB26DETT's and 2JZGTE's.
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