rx6, t04r, or GT35/40 ?
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rx6, t04r, or GT35/40 ?
Which of these turbos would best fit an FD that would mostly drag, some road race/ drifting, and daily driving? I would like one that has very little turbo lag and can hang at high end boost. Which turbo do you guys recommend for me?
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If you want little lag, then the rx6 is going to be the best one for the job. It doen't have the max output like the others, but I hear it does wonders. When the time comes I'll probably either get that or a TO4-E.
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Originally posted by Qball
there's a single turbo section too ... check in there also
there's a single turbo section too ... check in there also
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I would call around to a few places that rebuild turbos and find out what can and can't be done, availability of parts, and pricing. Out of the three, the T04S can be rebuilt almost anywhere whereas the other two are more limited in options. The GT stuff is going to be fairly expensive. If it's for a daily driven car, I'd get the T04S hands down.
Anyone considering a GReddy kit, think twice. Without spending big bucks, it's almost impossible to get parts for Mitsubishi turbos. Most turbo companies (such as Turbonetics and Innovative) commented that the Mitsu/GReddy stuff was junk. I currently have a T78 which is toast (owner sold it to me in this condition) and I'm having one heck of a time finding someone who can fix it for a reasonable price.
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Anyone considering a GReddy kit, think twice. Without spending big bucks, it's almost impossible to get parts for Mitsubishi turbos. Most turbo companies (such as Turbonetics and Innovative) commented that the Mitsu/GReddy stuff was junk. I currently have a T78 which is toast (owner sold it to me in this condition) and I'm having one heck of a time finding someone who can fix it for a reasonable price.
Michel
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I think the RX6 will be short a bit of high end.
Now the GT35/40 on the other hand:
Toy put down 400rwhp+ on his stock motor @ 15.5psi with the GT35/40,
Ihor but down 430ish rwhp @ 15psi with the GT35/40 and large ported motor.
I'll be dynoing next weekend my GT35/40 setup @ 16.5psi maybe a little higher... Will post the results.
Spool up on the GT35/40 is as quick if not quicker than the stock twins from a punch anything > 4k.
I can't speak for the to4 series, have never been in a to4x equipted car.
T78 will definately be a bit laggier than any of the others, but will have more up top.
K
Now the GT35/40 on the other hand:
Toy put down 400rwhp+ on his stock motor @ 15.5psi with the GT35/40,
Ihor but down 430ish rwhp @ 15psi with the GT35/40 and large ported motor.
I'll be dynoing next weekend my GT35/40 setup @ 16.5psi maybe a little higher... Will post the results.
Spool up on the GT35/40 is as quick if not quicker than the stock twins from a punch anything > 4k.
I can't speak for the to4 series, have never been in a to4x equipted car.
T78 will definately be a bit laggier than any of the others, but will have more up top.
K
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Now I know why Dave at KD wants me to get the GT35/40. I'm interested to see how you guys do with that turbo (reliability, power output, longevity). It seems this one may be the one for me, but.....
Has anyone passed emmissions with the GT35/40?
Jim
Has anyone passed emmissions with the GT35/40?
Jim
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Originally posted by rx7tt95
I would call around to a few places that rebuild turbos and find out what can and can't be done, availability of parts, and pricing. Out of the three, the T04S can be rebuilt almost anywhere whereas the other two are more limited in options. The GT stuff is going to be fairly expensive. If it's for a daily driven car, I'd get the T04S hands down.
Anyone considering a GReddy kit, think twice. Without spending big bucks, it's almost impossible to get parts for Mitsubishi turbos. Most turbo companies (such as Turbonetics and Innovative) commented that the Mitsu/GReddy stuff was junk. I currently have a T78 which is toast (owner sold it to me in this condition) and I'm having one heck of a time finding someone who can fix it for a reasonable price.
Michel
I would call around to a few places that rebuild turbos and find out what can and can't be done, availability of parts, and pricing. Out of the three, the T04S can be rebuilt almost anywhere whereas the other two are more limited in options. The GT stuff is going to be fairly expensive. If it's for a daily driven car, I'd get the T04S hands down.
Anyone considering a GReddy kit, think twice. Without spending big bucks, it's almost impossible to get parts for Mitsubishi turbos. Most turbo companies (such as Turbonetics and Innovative) commented that the Mitsu/GReddy stuff was junk. I currently have a T78 which is toast (owner sold it to me in this condition) and I'm having one heck of a time finding someone who can fix it for a reasonable price.
Michel
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Originally posted by Jim Calandrella
Now I know why Dave at KD wants me to get the GT35/40. I'm interested to see how you guys do with that turbo (reliability, power output, longevity). It seems this one may be the one for me, but.....
Has anyone passed emmissions with the GT35/40?
Jim
Now I know why Dave at KD wants me to get the GT35/40. I'm interested to see how you guys do with that turbo (reliability, power output, longevity). It seems this one may be the one for me, but.....
Has anyone passed emmissions with the GT35/40?
Jim
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yea i think the gt35/40 is the rite thing for me cuz i am gonna need some high end power. U guys think i can runs a slightly modded supra in drag with a gt35/40?
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