View Poll Results: which turbo is best?
Garrett GT3076R .63



8
32.00%
Garrett t3/60-1 .63



8
32.00%
Garrett t3/t61 .63



2
8.00%
Garrett t3/t67 .63



10
40.00%
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please help me choose a turbo!
i am building a 81.5mm b16 and need you opinionson what turbo to use. basic setup is
81.5mm b16
JE 9:1 pistons
eagle rods
AFI topmount kit
ITR cams
supertech valvetrain
GSR tranny
Edelbrock IM
91 octane pump
looking for 400-425whp on approx 16-17psi and 500-525whp on approx 23-25psi
this is a daily driver street car, so decent spool is key, gonna be building a 84mm block next (looking for 500-600whp or so) so i would like something that i only have to buy once.
81.5mm b16
JE 9:1 pistons
eagle rods
AFI topmount kit
ITR cams
supertech valvetrain
GSR tranny
Edelbrock IM
91 octane pump
looking for 400-425whp on approx 16-17psi and 500-525whp on approx 23-25psi
this is a daily driver street car, so decent spool is key, gonna be building a 84mm block next (looking for 500-600whp or so) so i would like something that i only have to buy once.
Last edited by irishflame27; Nov 26, 2008 at 07:46 AM.
I would go with a BW S256 or S258 personally. The latter of the two is probably the most efficient turbo you're going to find. It can EASILY make 525whp and still has room to make more if you want. It will spool about the same as the GT3076r but has a lot more potential in the higher PR's. Thats my .02
Check this link out...thats just the S256. The S258 can go even further
http://www.bullseyepower.com/testdata/td_s200_acura.asp
Check this link out...thats just the S256. The S258 can go even further
http://www.bullseyepower.com/testdata/td_s200_acura.asp
how much of a spool & top end power are we really talkin?
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when i was building my fully built gsr 81mm i came up on my friends full race turbo kit. the turbo was a T67. i wanted to keep the T67 but it was too big for my setup. i wanted 350 hp on pump and near or 500hp on race gas. so i traded for a 60-1. it dynoed 350 hp on 10 lbs. its a good turbo for a daily driver although i would rather have a gt30r.
35r
thats what id do wither that or a bw 362 i don't think the 258 will be enough later on down the road and if he went with either of the first 2 he would have plent of room to grow
personally id probably go 35r
thats what id do wither that or a bw 362 i don't think the 258 will be enough later on down the road and if he went with either of the first 2 he would have plent of room to grow
personally id probably go 35r
This is a street setup, so spool > price as per the OP. On the track antilag can fill in the gaps, but on the street you can't really do that when you're rolling (easily
).
Jeff Evans has tons of dynos posted for GT turbo, and they can make mid-500's with the particular GT30 variant he likes. He did a back to back test of the GT35R and a GT30 with a .82ar housing - same power with a tad more boost, but ~600rpm faster spool.
I definately would recommend the BW turbos. I just looked at the maps the other day - the S258 can do about 35psi and still be above 70% efficient, blowing ~60lb/min. The S256 is a little smaller, but still is just as capible for high boost. You will need something more than 91 octane to go above 450whp safely, more like E85.
).Jeff Evans has tons of dynos posted for GT turbo, and they can make mid-500's with the particular GT30 variant he likes. He did a back to back test of the GT35R and a GT30 with a .82ar housing - same power with a tad more boost, but ~600rpm faster spool.
I definately would recommend the BW turbos. I just looked at the maps the other day - the S258 can do about 35psi and still be above 70% efficient, blowing ~60lb/min. The S256 is a little smaller, but still is just as capible for high boost. You will need something more than 91 octane to go above 450whp safely, more like E85.
This is a street setup, so spool > price as per the OP. On the track antilag can fill in the gaps, but on the street you can't really do that when you're rolling (easily
).
Jeff Evans has tons of dynos posted for GT turbo, and they can make mid-500's with the particular GT30 variant he likes. He did a back to back test of the GT35R and a GT30 with a .82ar housing - same power with a tad more boost, but ~600rpm faster spool.
I definately would recommend the BW turbos. I just looked at the maps the other day - the S258 can do about 35psi and still be above 70% efficient, blowing ~60lb/min. The S256 is a little smaller, but still is just as capible for high boost. You will need something more than 91 octane to go above 450whp safely, more like E85.
).Jeff Evans has tons of dynos posted for GT turbo, and they can make mid-500's with the particular GT30 variant he likes. He did a back to back test of the GT35R and a GT30 with a .82ar housing - same power with a tad more boost, but ~600rpm faster spool.
I definately would recommend the BW turbos. I just looked at the maps the other day - the S258 can do about 35psi and still be above 70% efficient, blowing ~60lb/min. The S256 is a little smaller, but still is just as capible for high boost. You will need something more than 91 octane to go above 450whp safely, more like E85.
I would go with a BW S256 or S258 personally. The latter of the two is probably the most efficient turbo you're going to find. It can EASILY make 525whp and still has room to make more if you want. It will spool about the same as the GT3076r but has a lot more potential in the higher PR's. Thats my .02
Check this link out...thats just the S256. The S258 can go even further
http://www.bullseyepower.com/testdata/td_s200_acura.asp
Check this link out...thats just the S256. The S258 can go even further
http://www.bullseyepower.com/testdata/td_s200_acura.asp
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