60-1 w/.94 -> gt35/40 w/1.06 ?
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60-1 w/.94 -> gt35/40 w/1.06 ?
hey guys i was wondering if my current setup will be enought for the new turbo im getting
the thibg im worried about is that im still on stock ports
will it make a big difference if im w/ a 60-1 w/.94 then moving up to a gt35/40 w/1.06 AR??
what should i be expecting???
thanx guys
the thibg im worried about is that im still on stock ports
will it make a big difference if im w/ a 60-1 w/.94 then moving up to a gt35/40 w/1.06 AR??
what should i be expecting???
thanx guys
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You won't be seeing much of a difference at all. Performance and power wise, these turbos are very simular. Your T4 manifold won't work with the GT35/40 unless your getting one of those ATP T4 turbine housings made for the GT 35/40. The standard Garrett GT35/40 uses a T3 flange unless Garratt finaly got off their ***'es and finally make the T4 flanged turbine for them (of which I am unware of yet).
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ATP makes a T4 .82 housing it it the exact same housing as the T3 only the footprint is different too small a A/r in my book. You will be fine with what you are doing by the time you are ready to move up I will have a whole mess of new housings for the GT-R series all in rotary friendly A/r's
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Difference between a T4 and T3 are..... T4 has a more squared bolt pattern and the port opening is slightly larger were the t3 has a more rectangular bolt pattern with a slightly smaller port opening. If your running a 60-1 I assume its a full T4 and I also assume your A/R value is .96 and you typing .94 was a typo. You'll need a new manifold or get the smallish ATP turbine housing as I and Zero R have suggested.
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I agree with Zero R sort of....LOL
I would definately keep the 60-1 you have, and later if/when you actually want to upgrade go bigger if you want more power. The 60-1 and gt35/40 are to simular in performance to warrent the extra time, parts, and cost for no real gains for the money.
I would definately keep the 60-1 you have, and later if/when you actually want to upgrade go bigger if you want more power. The 60-1 and gt35/40 are to simular in performance to warrent the extra time, parts, and cost for no real gains for the money.
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Originally Posted by Zero R
I would keep the 60-1 you have keep the manifold with the T4 footprint you have. And within a very short time I will have a genuine T4 divided GT35R turbos available in multiple A/rs as well GT42R turbine housings undivided for 3Rotors.
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Originally Posted by rotoboy661
ok so the gt35/40 is a t3???
thanx for the explanation on what i asked for
thanx zero and racer
thanx for the explanation on what i asked for
thanx zero and racer
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Originally Posted by RacerXtreme7
I agree with Zero R sort of....LOL
I would definately keep the 60-1 you have, and later if/when you actually want to upgrade go bigger if you want more power. The 60-1 and gt35/40 are to simular in performance to warrent the extra time, parts, and cost for no real gains for the money.
I would definately keep the 60-1 you have, and later if/when you actually want to upgrade go bigger if you want more power. The 60-1 and gt35/40 are to simular in performance to warrent the extra time, parts, and cost for no real gains for the money.
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