BNR's or GT35R
06-24-09, 07:34 PM
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From what i hear it seems like the car will be competing in some weekend autocross, and weekend driving. Well my opinion is to keep the sequential twin's and go with the bnr's stage 3 upgrade. I know alot of ppl that are satisfied with the upgrade, other then that getting a single turbo like the gt35r you'll sacrifice some of the low end like most single turbos. I've done my research, and planing on running the gt4088 set up for mines. I've already gotten everything prep. For my single turbo build. And since your doing autocross, you should do some research on the type of response of the turbo that suits your application. Like for example a turbo that response fairly well in corner exits, then a huge turbo that response really late at top end.
06-24-09, 09:20 PM
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Guys, BNRs are twin T28s, a full 20% larger than stock. Simple physics says they'll outperform stock twins.
BNRs have larger turbine wheels than stock so run non-seq they'll be laggier than stock twins non-seq. Run them sequential and you can make 400 rwhp all day every day, with quick spool and a great powerband.
If I had been running my BNRs seq I'd probably still have them installed. Brian makes a fantastic product for the price and ease of install.
Run stock twins and you can make 350 rwhp all day every day. Much more than that and they'll fry sooner rather than later.
BNRs have larger turbine wheels than stock so run non-seq they'll be laggier than stock twins non-seq. Run them sequential and you can make 400 rwhp all day every day, with quick spool and a great powerband.
If I had been running my BNRs seq I'd probably still have them installed. Brian makes a fantastic product for the price and ease of install.
Run stock twins and you can make 350 rwhp all day every day. Much more than that and they'll fry sooner rather than later.
I already had his older version but decided to upgrade it.... And I met up with Bryan today and paid for his New BNR Stage 3! Since he's a local, he gave me the housings only for now, so I could get them polished, so I could BLING BLING!!! on my 13B-RE motor... LOL!
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