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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 01:20 PM
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My current setup is a revhard manifold with a nutec 50/50 t3/t04b at 12 psi making 387 on a dyno dynamics. The new turbo will be going on with an inline pro log manifold that has been extrude honed and sprayed with swain tech white lightening thermal coating. I am looking to stay around the same power level (375-400) but with the capability of going to 425-450 later on down the road. I am more focused on quick spool time.
I am replacing my current setup due to my manifold being warped and the current turbo is burning a little oil and is not worth rebuilding. I will be keeping the bottom end stock along with the headgasket with no plans of building the motor. My goal is to start tracking in the fall so I need a reliable turbo. So any input would be appreciated. Thanks.

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well I have given it some thought and I think I will sway away from the gt-k series ( I would love to have one, but for the power level I am planning on running it is paying for a lot more than I will use) I would prefer to put the extra money into something else. so I have been looking at the tn 450 and the tn 500 hifi series. Turbonetics said I could custom order a tn 500 with a .65 a/r instead of the .85 a/r that comes on them.

1.Specs on tn 450_____________$679.00
Compressor wheel_____________HP E-60
Compressor inlet / outlet_________3.0" / 2.0"
Turbine wheel_________________F1-57
Turbine Housing_______________T3 .65 A/R
Turbine Housing Inlet/Outlet______4 bolt / 4 bolt
Compressor cover______________T04E

2.Specs on tn hifi 500__________$799.00
Compressor wheel______________60-1
Compressor inlet / outlet_________3.0" / 2.0"
Turbine wheel__________________F1-62
Turbine Housing________________T3 .85 A/R (custom order .65 A/R)
Turbine Housing Inlet/Outlet_______4 bolt / 4 bolt
Compressor cover_______________T04E

3.Specs on tn 500______________$799.00
Compressor wheel_______________60-1
Compressor inlet / outlet___________4.0" / 2.5"
Turbine wheel___________________F1-62
Turbine Housing_________________T3 .85 A/R (custom order .65 A/R)
Turbine Housing Inlet/Outlet________4 bolt / 4 bolt
Compressor cover_________________60 series cover

4.Custom t3 with 60 series comperessor $849.00
Compressor wheel________________60-1
Compressor inlet / outlet____________4.0" / 2.5" (hifi 2 3/4" / 2.0 )
Turbine wheel____________________F1-57 or F1-62
Turbine Housing__________________T3 .65 A/R
Turbine Housing Inlet/Outlet_________4 bolt / 4 bolt
Compressor cover________________60 series


Keep in mind my goal is 400-450 whp (closer to 400) my log manifold will restrict me from really going any higher
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 02:19 PM
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also, I have gotten a couple decent quotes on these turbos (around 1280 shipped) but does anyone know of any authorized dealers that give really good deals.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 04:09 PM
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The GTX3076R....very fast spool, without the lag of a larger turbo, 600+HP capable depending on the set-up. Will make the numbers you're looking for no problem.


Evans Tuned: S2000 w/ GTX3076R Turbo 19psi / 93-Oct w/water-meth

Stock internals, 3" Ptuning TBE, SOS twindisk race clutch, FLASHPRO

Full-return inlinepro fuel system /w ID1600

Direct port meth injection + 93oct pump gas

Ptuning kit /w Garrett GTX3076 .82 @19 psi
Recirculated dump tube + Ptuning 3" twin exhaust, previously tuned with single.

Final numbers: 552whp/~400wtq.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 04:51 PM
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i have been considering the gt30 series but I think it may be a little bigger than I want to run but then again the gt-k series is overkill for my plans but it is only about 60 dollars more than the quote for the 60-1. I have the measurement specs for the turbonetics (t04b/e) so I need to find the specs on the gt 30 to see if it will fit with the bottom mount inline pro. I am going to call turbonetics tomorrow to get solid answers on measurements because I haven't been able to find out what compressor housing they use -based on the measurements I have there is no major difference of the side to side measurements between the t04b and t04e.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 04:55 PM
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does anyone have experience with one of these
http://www.treadstoneperformance.com...php?f=36&t=110

the atp one that is for a 44mm seems like it might be overkill or would it be better to switch to a 44 knowing I will probably never push over 15 psi
http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchant...egory_Code=WGT

I am planning on getting a custom 3" downpipe made with a recirculating wastegate so I am thinking of getting a new wastegate (tial mvs) but the manifold has the 2 bolt 38mm housing.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 04:56 PM
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billet 6262
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by S2k6262
billet 6262
thanks for the recommendation but I do not need a 700whp capable turbo
plus with precision's current track record with blown seals out of the box I do not feel like trying my luck (I am not very lucky).
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Batbite
The GTX3076R....very fast spool, without the lag of a larger turbo, 600+HP capable depending on the set-up. Will make the numbers you're looking for no problem.


Evans Tuned: S2000 w/ GTX3076R Turbo 19psi / 93-Oct w/water-meth

Stock internals, 3" Ptuning TBE, SOS twindisk race clutch, FLASHPRO

Full-return inlinepro fuel system /w ID1600

Direct port meth injection + 93oct pump gas

Ptuning kit /w Garrett GTX3076 .82 @19 psi
Recirculated dump tube + Ptuning 3" twin exhaust, previously tuned with single.

Final numbers: 552whp/~400wtq.

x2.

dont be fooled, this turbo will give you sick midrange. its not too big, honestly, its the smallest turbo you should consider for the s2000.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 06:39 PM
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when if ever... my 5857 dies i'm going to go with a gt3076r. great turbo choice and very reliable
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 08:36 PM
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Not too many Turbonetics guys on this board but we´re getting stronger.

Go with the GT-K450, great turbo and will give you room for some extra power.
I´ve mounted a lot of GT-K´s and they rock but wanted to try something new and bought a Hurricane this time, no big difference really but nice to see how far they can stretch that tiny T3 housing.
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