GT32E information plz
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GT32E information plz
I cant find really any dyno results of it making more than 300whp.
Would this turbo be good for a 400whp project and not fall off at the topend on a b16?
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Would this turbo be good for a 400whp project and not fall off at the topend on a b16?
Thanks in advance
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rated at 520 hp.
You'd be better off with a GT2871R .86 AR on a b16.
http://store.yahoo.com/cheaptu....html
You'd be better off with a GT2871R .86 AR on a b16.
http://store.yahoo.com/cheaptu....html
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DefiantGSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">rated at 520 hp.
You'd be better off with a GT2871R .86 AR on a b16.
http://store.yahoo.com/cheaptu....html</TD></TR></TABLE>
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.
You'd be better off with a GT2871R .86 AR on a b16.
http://store.yahoo.com/cheaptu....html</TD></TR></TABLE>
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.
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well if it can hold the powerband then this is the one then. I have talked to people from a honda owner to dsm owners and they say its a quik spool turbo. But I was just double checking
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheShodan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hmm, great guess there. 7.5psi, b16a 265whp. . . .
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hmm, great guess there. 7.5psi, b16a 265whp. . . .
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheShodan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have been recommending the GT3251E and GT3255E for a while now. They are great turbochargers, spool is quick and they wont break the bank. I had one but 18G_prelude has it now. I sold it for a GT30R. If I had to get rid of my GT30R I would buy another GT32E.
I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have been recommending the GT3251E and GT3255E for a while now. They are great turbochargers, spool is quick and they wont break the bank. I had one but 18G_prelude has it now. I sold it for a GT30R. If I had to get rid of my GT30R I would buy another GT32E.
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uh oh, now whats the difference between the "GT3251E and GT3255E"? and which one should I be looking for.
Thought there was only one gt32e
Thought there was only one gt32e
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Re: (TheShodan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheShodan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wouldn't neccarily say that. This turbo actually has a lot og quick spool potential while still being T3 flanged. This turbo on the GS-R generally starts its spool at about 2700-2900 and holds all the way to redline. It works wonderful for b16s and though I don't have a dyno chart available for review can easily pull about 260whp out of a scant 7.5-8psi, with the right intercooler, exhaust, and management. It is not a true Ball-bearing so it is a bit less expensive, but uses high efficient 360 journal bearings in the setup. I highly recommend them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
As always, TheShodan
I didn't think the GT32 had that great of a spool.
As always, TheShodan
I didn't think the GT32 had that great of a spool.
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Re: (quik sol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by quik sol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">uh oh, now whats the difference between the "GT3251E and GT3255E"? and which one should I be looking for.
Thought there was only one gt32e</TD></TR></TABLE>
* GT3251E
51mm Inducer Compressor Wheel
71mm Exducer Compressor Wheel
52 Trim Compressor Wheel
64mm Inducer Turbine Wheel
54mm Exducer Turbine Wheel
72 Trim Turbine Wheel
* GT3255E
54mm Inducer Compressor Wheel
76mm Exducer Compressor Wheel
52 Trim Compressor Wheel
64mm Inducer Turbine Wheel
54mm Exducer Turbine Wheel
72 Trim Turbine Wheel
Yes, a larger compressor wheel
Thought there was only one gt32e</TD></TR></TABLE>
* GT3251E
51mm Inducer Compressor Wheel
71mm Exducer Compressor Wheel
52 Trim Compressor Wheel
64mm Inducer Turbine Wheel
54mm Exducer Turbine Wheel
72 Trim Turbine Wheel
* GT3255E
54mm Inducer Compressor Wheel
76mm Exducer Compressor Wheel
52 Trim Compressor Wheel
64mm Inducer Turbine Wheel
54mm Exducer Turbine Wheel
72 Trim Turbine Wheel
Yes, a larger compressor wheel
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