Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?!
03-02-2005, 09:58 AM
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Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?!
i just picked up a pair of T28 ball bearing turbos for a good deal......just wondering if anyone has had good/bad experiences with this turbo.....i just wanna run around 7psi give or take
no im not running them both. guy wouldnt split them up
no im not running them both. guy wouldnt split them up
03-14-2005, 02:44 PM
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (nitekidsef9)
skyline turbos = t25 with ceramic fins that you can't spool above 1.2 bar very long without shattering.
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (YumVTEC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by YumVTEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">skyline turbos = t25 with ceramic fins that you can't spool above 1.2 bar very long without shattering.</TD></TR></TABLE>
skyline gtr = 2x t25
gts-t = t28...(some models are ceramic ball bearing)
skyline gtr = 2x t25
gts-t = t28...(some models are ceramic ball bearing)
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (@irborne)
GTR uses t28's, not t25's...i think the last nissan to use a t25 was the s13 silvia
The GTR t28's are smallish, it would spool up quickly but you might run out of puff up top. Give it a go since you have it already, if its not your cup of tea replace it with a GT series turbo later on
The GTR t28's are smallish, it would spool up quickly but you might run out of puff up top. Give it a go since you have it already, if its not your cup of tea replace it with a GT series turbo later on
03-14-2005, 03:42 PM
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (poid)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by poid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">GTR uses t28's, not t25's...i think the last nissan to use a t25 was the s13 silvia
The GTR t28's are smallish, it would spool up quickly but you might run out of puff up top. Give it a go since you have it already, if its not your cup of tea replace it with a GT series turbo later on</TD></TR></TABLE>
umm, what the **** are you talking about? i have owned an R32 GTR. They are not T28 turbos in stock trim. All R32, R33, and R34 GTR turbos are T25. They are only good for about 350-375whp total for both (ie. 175-187.5whp each). And they don't really run out of puff up top on a gtr, they make good power until redline. using one of these turbos on a b16 would definitely "run out of puff" though.
The GTR t28's are smallish, it would spool up quickly but you might run out of puff up top. Give it a go since you have it already, if its not your cup of tea replace it with a GT series turbo later on
</TD></TR></TABLE>umm, what the **** are you talking about? i have owned an R32 GTR. They are not T28 turbos in stock trim. All R32, R33, and R34 GTR turbos are T25. They are only good for about 350-375whp total for both (ie. 175-187.5whp each). And they don't really run out of puff up top on a gtr, they make good power until redline. using one of these turbos on a b16 would definitely "run out of puff" though.
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (nitekidsef9)
my friend has a t28 on his s15 and we have been running 14-17 psi with no issues with it. we just need to get a front mount on it.
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (boostedcivicsir)
T28 Ball bering on RB26 arent the same turbo of silvia cuz they are for a twin turbo engine(2x for 2.6L =1.3L each turbo)... Those T28 are good at least for a D16 Turbo setup....... Just calculate the compressor map you'll see that the turbo isnt good for you.... I've a T25 from a SR20Det on my b18b and I loose my boost at 6000 rpm...
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Re: Skyline T28 on a B16 anyone?!?! (QuickEJ6)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by QuickEJ6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">T28 Ball bering on RB26 arent the same turbo of silvia cuz they are for a twin turbo engine(2x for 2.6L =1.3L each turbo)... Those T28 are good at least for a D16 Turbo setup....... Just calculate the compressor map you'll see that the turbo isnt good for you.... I've a T25 from a SR20Det on my b18b and I loose my boost at 6000 rpm...
</TD></TR></TABLE> again, the rb26 have twin T25!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the S15 have T28 ball bearing.
these turbos are too small for the B-series vtec motors.
</TD></TR></TABLE> again, the rb26 have twin T25!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the S15 have T28 ball bearing.
these turbos are too small for the B-series vtec motors.
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