Pics of GT42 installed on a street only car.
09-11-02, 12:54 PM
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In my attempts to find the ultimate turbo for the FD I came across the GT42 and the kit that Magnus has put together… here are the pics that he sent me. Enjoy. If you have any questions I am sure that he can answer them for you, as he seams to know his ****. You can reach Marco at the following e-mail address:
marco@magnusmotorsports.com
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I would be interested in going in on a group buy if anyone is interested pipe up…
-M
marco@magnusmotorsports.com
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I would be interested in going in on a group buy if anyone is interested pipe up…
-M
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09-11-02, 01:01 PM
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if it's a street only car there's no reason to get a turbo that big, imo. to get the most out of the boost that thing produces you'll need race gas anyway. please you'll need an overly agressive port job to get the most out of that thing. if it's a street only car you won't need nor can you handle that much hp anyway so why introduce the extra lag over the gt3540, which when tuned right can get well over 500rwhp.
09-11-02, 01:14 PM
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Well, I am still considering the GT3540, and was almost sold on it till I saw the GT42. I know it is one big ****, and will have more lag than the GT3540 but **** it seams like the road that I have in mind for it, the spare motor that I am building, are calling its name.
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09-11-02, 02:21 PM
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Originally posted by Itoen
Well, I am still considering the GT3540, and was almost sold on it till I saw the GT42. I know it is one big ****, and will have more lag than the GT3540 but **** it seams like the road that I have in mind for it, the spare motor that I am building, are calling its name.
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Well, I am still considering the GT3540, and was almost sold on it till I saw the GT42. I know it is one big ****, and will have more lag than the GT3540 but **** it seams like the road that I have in mind for it, the spare motor that I am building, are calling its name.
-M
09-11-02, 02:43 PM
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You know...for those of you that want a lil more oooompfh than the 3540 there are 3542's and also a shop in australia that did that crazy *** **** Mario's car (1300+ whp R33) made some custom 3542's with larger compressors.
09-11-02, 03:24 PM
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Re: turbo
Originally posted by allrotor93
how do i get info on the 3542's?
how do i get info on the 3542's?
If you haven't seen the page before, be prepared to be amazed. Email that Mario dude and ask him where he got his GT3542's.
Here is a pic of a 3542 next to a Y2K
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09-11-02, 03:32 PM
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whats is that used for?...Actually i seen bigger...if anyone remembers the turbo issue of super street where the guys was standing next to a turbo and the other guy on top of it...it said somthing like 35,000 hp or something.
09-11-02, 05:47 PM
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Originally posted by fdracer
hey man, no doubt that would be a killer motor, but i think a gt3540 would still kill on any street. practically speaking a smaller turbo car could outperform you on any surface except the highway. w/ a gt42 your peak hp would probably be similar to a 3540 because w/ the quality of pump gas you just can't open it up like it needs to. the 3540 will make gobs more low end power w/ similar peak hp. i don't really see the need to make an fd a dyno queen like all the supras out there. fd's have so little low end power as it is, why would you want to make it even worse w/ a big turbo and big porting.
hey man, no doubt that would be a killer motor, but i think a gt3540 would still kill on any street. practically speaking a smaller turbo car could outperform you on any surface except the highway. w/ a gt42 your peak hp would probably be similar to a 3540 because w/ the quality of pump gas you just can't open it up like it needs to. the 3540 will make gobs more low end power w/ similar peak hp. i don't really see the need to make an fd a dyno queen like all the supras out there. fd's have so little low end power as it is, why would you want to make it even worse w/ a big turbo and big porting.
we have dyno'd 400 at 14 psi (pump gas) 570 at 26 psi repeatable. In that iteration it ran 10.13 @ 137 mph. Our current motor is a little down on compression but has dyno'd 590 no nitrous. This is with the smaller exhaust housing. Pictured is the large housing
Paul, whose car is pictured there, could not be happier, He is running the larger exhaust housing than the one on the race car. He has moved up from a T-66 p trim with .96 A/R. His first impressions were the car feels lighter at cruising and lower rpm (due to the decrease in backpressure giving more low load torque) And it no longer stops pulling in the upper rpms, it will continue to pull forever.
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09-11-02, 05:59 PM
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The above picture from http://www.exvitermini.com is not a Y2K, its based on a Garrett TA45 turbo. The Y2Ks never came out with that sort of compressor cover.
The GT42 is far too big for a street 13B. 20B on the other hand.....
The GT42 is far too big for a street 13B. 20B on the other hand.....
09-11-02, 06:07 PM
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Originally posted by magnus
Sorry you are wrong, Our GT42 does not use the standard exhaust housing. the divided exhaust manifold to a divided tang exhaust housing, plus the twin ball bearing design ensures that boost response is faster than any other turbo I have used. I have tried quite a few turbo's, this is our favorite. Quick boost response with huge top end power gains.
we have dyno'd 400 at 14 psi (pump gas) 570 at 26 psi repeatable. In that iteration it ran 10.13 @ 137 mph. Our current motor is a little down on compression but has dyno'd 590 no nitrous. This is with the smaller exhaust housing. Pictured is the large housing
Paul, whose car is pictured there, could not be happier, He is running the larger exhaust housing than the one on the race car. He has moved up from a T-66 p trim with .96 A/R. His first impressions were the car feels lighter at cruising and lower rpm (due to the decrease in backpressure giving more low load torque) And it no longer stops pulling in the upper rpms, it will continue to pull forever.
Marco
Sorry you are wrong, Our GT42 does not use the standard exhaust housing. the divided exhaust manifold to a divided tang exhaust housing, plus the twin ball bearing design ensures that boost response is faster than any other turbo I have used. I have tried quite a few turbo's, this is our favorite. Quick boost response with huge top end power gains.
we have dyno'd 400 at 14 psi (pump gas) 570 at 26 psi repeatable. In that iteration it ran 10.13 @ 137 mph. Our current motor is a little down on compression but has dyno'd 590 no nitrous. This is with the smaller exhaust housing. Pictured is the large housing
Paul, whose car is pictured there, could not be happier, He is running the larger exhaust housing than the one on the race car. He has moved up from a T-66 p trim with .96 A/R. His first impressions were the car feels lighter at cruising and lower rpm (due to the decrease in backpressure giving more low load torque) And it no longer stops pulling in the upper rpms, it will continue to pull forever.
Marco
09-11-02, 06:43 PM
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Is the GT42 available with an undivided tangential standard sized exhaust housing? I'm looking for something like this for my 20B FC. Looking for somewhere in the .96 - 1.15 a/r, but it must be undivided. If you have any other undivided housings, I may be interested as well.
09-11-02, 10:11 PM
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Originally posted by Kurgan
Is the GT42 available with an undivided tangential standard sized exhaust housing? I'm looking for something like this for my 20B FC. Looking for somewhere in the .96 - 1.15 a/r, but it must be undivided. If you have any other undivided housings, I may be interested as well.
Is the GT42 available with an undivided tangential standard sized exhaust housing? I'm looking for something like this for my 20B FC. Looking for somewhere in the .96 - 1.15 a/r, but it must be undivided. If you have any other undivided housings, I may be interested as well.
09-12-02, 12:25 PM
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How's the lag? I bet the boost response is quick with the GT42 as it may be with the GT3540. However, lag is what most folks are concerned about.
J
Another person mentioned getting a GT3542. Why a bigger compressor wheel? Why not a GT40 or a GT4042?
How's the lag? I bet the boost response is quick with the GT42 as it may be with the GT3540. However, lag is what most folks are concerned about.
J
Another person mentioned getting a GT3542. Why a bigger compressor wheel? Why not a GT40 or a GT4042?
09-12-02, 01:18 PM
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Originally posted by AJC13B
Why do you want such a small exhaust housing for a 20B? Those exhaust housings would be used on a street 13B!
Why do you want such a small exhaust housing for a 20B? Those exhaust housings would be used on a street 13B!
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That particular Turbo is the large exhaust housing model.
We went out for some roll on tests just now.
listen carefully:
From a roll starting at 1000 RPM in 4th gear, full boost at 3700 - 4000(14psi) 7 psi by 3000 RPM.
this is a mild street ported engine.
We went out for some roll on tests just now.
listen carefully:
From a roll starting at 1000 RPM in 4th gear, full boost at 3700 - 4000(14psi) 7 psi by 3000 RPM.
this is a mild street ported engine.