mrbsponge

hello all, i have heard that AMS the big DSM company was the exclusive users and sellers of the new gt37R, is this correct?

from what i have seen it made over 725 @ all the wheels on an evo8


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Modified by mrbsponge at 7:24 PM 2/6/2006

Civicman86

Email/Call AMS. Im sure they can give you lots of info on it

mrbsponge

well i saw the video with it on one of thier evos and i heard from a friend who worked there that they were the ONLY people who could sell it, and that it was actually cheaper than the 35R

Stop the Beast

I'm curious. I coudn't find any specs on the turbo. Is it a 35R w/ a larger compressor wheel, like the 3567R?

mrbsponge

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from what i understand, yes. and i was told it is more efficient than the 35r and cheaper

but if AMS is the only people who can sell it im sure we wont get a break on it

turbosnatch

arent they running a gt42rs

B00STFREAKS

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Yeah, Last time i knew they had the GT42R on there race car.

Also there one customer chris has a blakc evo that has a GT42R and made like 862 or 826 whp on just boost no spray..

Id be intrested to know alittle more about this GT37R

The Crow

Have you seen the new GT37.5R. It kicks ***! bandwagons

forcefedish

yeah the are still using a big turbo on tier race car, but i saw a vid of it on one of thier "street cars" and it seemed to be an amazing turbo spooling faster than a 35R andmaking more power

liam821

Correct me if im wrong...isnt the gt37r a 67mm, T04S, Dual ball bearing, P-trim, 4 bolt? Its pretty much a pt67 but dual bb.

liam


Modified by liam821 at 12:21 PM 2/6/2006

traction issuez

i don't think there is a GT37R, there is a GT37 but that is a standard not dual ball bearing.

AMS is running a huge GT42R, which is dual ball bearing. They also sell their kit to street cars.

-mike

ninesecteg

the 37r they are selling is a 67 p-trim with .63a/r 5bolt housing. ballbearing. call precision. AMS acts like they are innovative, but this ***** been around for years.

SEFIxCivic

yea, that one was pretty lame on their part.

2.4LAWDTalon

ams says their 37r is all gt wheels and only lags 300rpm over the 35r.
http://forums.evolutionm.net/s...77652
Lots of pages but lots of info on it right from ams

ninesecteg

call precision, its a t67/p trim! no innovations here!!!! they also sell it for 75 bux cheaper then AMS.

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

i use a gt37 based compressor wheel on my turbo. its nothing like a t67 wheel

ninesecteg

its just a made up name. it's not the garrett 37r!


Modified by ninesecteg at 12:32 AM 2/6/2006

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

you mean the gt37r?

*Boostwerks*

EDIT: whoops. I'm assuming the map for a GT37R would be different than a GT37.

Its kinda hard to tell if this is the 67 wheel, considering that garret never released the damn map for it.

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

my map is the red map but its a little broader dut to some tweaking

seen4ever

anyone think this is kind of like full race's gt3567r. the stock gt35r is a gt3561r, full race has a gt3567r. My thoughts would be the gt37r is just a gt35 with a 67mm compressor like FR.

ninesecteg

you would have to ask geoff at full race. i believe he said the 35r turbine is more capable then the p-trim.

alpha

I have heard from a couple DSM guys that it's really a GT3567R. I'm not going to ASSume until we know for sure. Even if we do. The GT37S (non ball bearing) is a great turbo. Tuned it on a true 1.6 liter and was suprised.

ninesecteg

you don't have to assume. its a fact! 67/p-trim.

alpha

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Ah. So it uses the 64mm (Exducer) 74mm (Inducer) P trim turbine wheel? A DSM company, wont say their name, sold a local guy a "custom xxx spec" turbocharger. I got it and found it was nothing more than a GT4088R with the tags taken off