non-ETT borgwarner turbos
03-01-10, 04:26 PM
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non-ETT borgwarner turbos
Well looking at the difference in price between the s475 you can either go for the non-ETT for $625 or the ETT for $1000.
Has anyone tested to see the difference or anyone on here ran a non ETT version of any of there turbos and can comment.
I understand the ETT will be better but would the increase be like the gtx verses normal garrett?
Thanks in advance
Lee
Has anyone tested to see the difference or anyone on here ran a non ETT version of any of there turbos and can comment.
I understand the ETT will be better but would the increase be like the gtx verses normal garrett?
Thanks in advance
Lee
03-01-10, 04:48 PM
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Well looking at the difference in price between the s475 you can either go for the non-ETT for $625 or the ETT for $1000.
Has anyone tested to see the difference or anyone on here ran a non ETT version of any of there turbos and can comment.
I understand the ETT will be better but would the increase be like the gtx verses normal garrett?
Thanks in advance
Lee
Has anyone tested to see the difference or anyone on here ran a non ETT version of any of there turbos and can comment.
I understand the ETT will be better but would the increase be like the gtx verses normal garrett?
Thanks in advance
Lee
the $1000 one the S480 which has an enlarged 80mm inducer compressor wheel as opposed to the original 75mm, this has nothing to do with ETT which is the design of the exducer no the inducer.
Best regards,
Chris
03-01-10, 07:06 PM
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The non-ett turbos are OK on smaller motors that will be running more boost to compensate for the lower airflow. You need to work them harder to get more from them.
Chris, did you buy yours quite awhile back? The budget turbos they have now for $625 are non-ett compressors.
Chris, did you buy yours quite awhile back? The budget turbos they have now for $625 are non-ett compressors.
03-01-10, 07:16 PM
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The non-ett turbos are OK on smaller motors that will be running more boost to compensate for the lower airflow. You need to work them harder to get more from them.
Chris, did you buy yours quite awhile back? The budget turbos they have now for $625 are non-ett compressors.
Chris, did you buy yours quite awhile back? The budget turbos they have now for $625 are non-ett compressors.
Chris
03-01-10, 07:24 PM
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Here, I bought the 4th one down, its advertised as having ETT in that same page:
http://forcedinductions.com/productsborgwarner.htm
Chris
http://forcedinductions.com/productsborgwarner.htm
Chris
03-02-10, 01:10 AM
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No, I got it about a month ago...and it has the ETT, you can see it on the compressor wheel with the cover off, you can measure it too, I compared it to other measurements taken on the web of ETT blades and its exactly the same. You can tell that the top of the tips at the exducer extends quite considerably part the roots in the same place. Am I missing something?
Chris
Chris
Here, I bought the 4th one down, its advertised as having ETT in that same page:
http://forcedinductions.com/productsborgwarner.htm
Chris
http://forcedinductions.com/productsborgwarner.htm
Chris
03-02-10, 08:23 AM
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Maybe I got lucky?
Anybody else with input?
Chris
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