T72 ??
did you ever consider that the turbo was to big for a street car(lag wise)? These questions are asked every 8-10 threads. Theres a search button that will answer alot of your questions. Rotarynut, what mods do you have right now if you dont mine me asking?
my mods are:
large streetport engine, atkins 2mm 2 peice seals,pinned, hardened stationary gears, 3 window bearings, high volume oil pump, regulator and rel. valve, act extreme clutch,comp fuel pump, 850 primary's 1600 sec., unorthodox pulley's, 3 1/2 dp, mp, n1 dual. car is 93 touring. there is nothing is search area on this turbo that helpful. i hope this info is helpful for you guru's.
THANKS.
large streetport engine, atkins 2mm 2 peice seals,pinned, hardened stationary gears, 3 window bearings, high volume oil pump, regulator and rel. valve, act extreme clutch,comp fuel pump, 850 primary's 1600 sec., unorthodox pulley's, 3 1/2 dp, mp, n1 dual. car is 93 touring. there is nothing is search area on this turbo that helpful. i hope this info is helpful for you guru's.
THANKS.
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a mitsu(greddy) t78 is smaller than the t-70 or t-72 you are referring to. garrett and turbonetics refer to the size of the turbo as greddy just throws a number out there. try to find pics of greddy's t88 compared to the real t-88.
Depending on boost and horsepower power levels you're seeking the T-72 is a pretty large turbo for street use. Pretty much I would not use anything larger than a T-66 for street use and that's pusing it to low 20's psi wise! The 60,62,63-1 turbos are better suited for pump gas use. Also in my opinion any turbo larger than a T-66 should not be used with anything smaller than a Q-trim turbine wheel.
As for what a T-72 is capable of I've made 648 rwhp at 25 psi on my setup.
As for what a T-72 is capable of I've made 648 rwhp at 25 psi on my setup.
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T66 is big for the rotary (ok, most) What is goal for the car? Street, Strip, Road Course, Auto-X? 60-1 is going to be hard pressed to make 500Hp. I think you can get close, but won't go beyond.
I am running the T-72 on My car. Large street port on My car and the T-72 is a bit big for the steet but I dont think it is to big. I can drive the streets fine with a bit of lag. Anything belowe 4500 and You dont have much power but tap Your clutch and hang on as it pulls very hard to 9000. I think it would fit between a Gredy T-78 and T-88 for size.
good answer cris. Haven't seen you for a while. Probably because I haven't been around. My brother just got a 3rd gen and will be going with a t-70. I think the t72 is too big on a fd for street use. The t70 is the most that I would use. But like everyone has been saying, its a bit on the laggy side.
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