Help what a/r gt55r!!!!!!!!
01-21-10, 01:15 AM
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LOL LOL im trying to go with a simple clean setup lol not alot of piping/hoses im sticking with a gt55r i just needed help with the a/r's
01-24-10, 01:42 PM
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35psi??? No matter what a/r you have. A heavly ported 20b, with a small GT55R (91mm) running 35psi. Will be damn close to 1500hp. If not more.
I know of a 20b with a T88 on it thats making right around 1400 at 35psi.
IMO, a GT55 is way too big for anything going on the street. For a track car. Yes, Im gonna do a 91mm setup on my 20b. But its never gonna see the streets. And its going in a drag car.
Id say try a GT47, or even a GT45. Both are right around 80mm turbos, that when strapped to a 3 rotor, will turn anything into a low 9 second car on high boost, that you could run on a low boost setting on the street even. Still might not be the greatest, but better then the big 91/94/106mm GT55's.
GT55R's dont do anything better then power 7 second drag cars.
I know of a 20b with a T88 on it thats making right around 1400 at 35psi.
IMO, a GT55 is way too big for anything going on the street. For a track car. Yes, Im gonna do a 91mm setup on my 20b. But its never gonna see the streets. And its going in a drag car.
Id say try a GT47, or even a GT45. Both are right around 80mm turbos, that when strapped to a 3 rotor, will turn anything into a low 9 second car on high boost, that you could run on a low boost setting on the street even. Still might not be the greatest, but better then the big 91/94/106mm GT55's.
GT55R's dont do anything better then power 7 second drag cars.
