Trust/Greedy TD-07S how much HP
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Trust/Greedy TD-07S how much HP
I can get my hands on this kit pretty cheap. And need to know how much RWHP i can get with this kit.
Im also getting a new engine that can handle upp to 35 psi.
So how much boost pressure can the turbo handle?
If there's eny one that have eny info please let me know.
Oh and it's going on a FD
Im also getting a new engine that can handle upp to 35 psi.
So how much boost pressure can the turbo handle?
If there's eny one that have eny info please let me know.
Oh and it's going on a FD
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The greddy td07 25g is capable of 550-600hp. From there you would wither need to go with a t7833d or a t8833d. I have all three turbo if you 7wish to buy one. Email me for pics. cwebb77083@yahoo.com
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Sorry for the bad info. I *did* know it was a 25G... I typed Greddy TD-07S in google and looked around. Found a few sites with cars sporting the turbo. One of them said 700 something... Sounded fishy, but figured I'd share since it's all I could find on the setup...
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Taken from http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/turbos.html
Greddy:
T67:
The T67 isn't used on supras very often, its a TD07-25g turbo, more
commonly used on MR2s... its capable of right around 600 rwhp, and spools
similarly to a T66, so most people choose to go with either the T66 or
T61. Again, on the upper limit of streetability.
Greddy:
T67:
The T67 isn't used on supras very often, its a TD07-25g turbo, more
commonly used on MR2s... its capable of right around 600 rwhp, and spools
similarly to a T66, so most people choose to go with either the T66 or
T61. Again, on the upper limit of streetability.
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jantore- Where do you plan on running 28psi? Drag car? For the street most don't run over 18psi unless there is water injection involved. Once you get past that much pressure some kind of race gas is needed.
I know on my TD07-25g with a 17cm turbine housing I have enough fun trying to keep the rear tires from spinning at 15psi, can only imagine 28psi...
jdhuegel1- I thought the T67 used the TD07 comp housing and 25g compressor but used the TD06 turbine?
sub-zero- how much hp do you think the 25G is good for?
45psi- you are talking BHP, not RWHP right? 550-600rwhp seems a bit much for this turbo.
I know on my TD07-25g with a 17cm turbine housing I have enough fun trying to keep the rear tires from spinning at 15psi, can only imagine 28psi...
jdhuegel1- I thought the T67 used the TD07 comp housing and 25g compressor but used the TD06 turbine?
sub-zero- how much hp do you think the 25G is good for?
45psi- you are talking BHP, not RWHP right? 550-600rwhp seems a bit much for this turbo.
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I mean the td07 25g is capable of 550-600 crank hp. Sorry for the confusion. It would not be necessary to but 28psi on this turbo. If your looking to hit 450-500, 20 psi should do it for your car.
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setzep the 28 psi was the max i would want to push out of the new engine. Im building a drag/track car with alot of rwhp.
Got a freind helping me. He got a 750rwhp supra.
So i think i have gotten the answers i need. The TD07-S won't give me the rwhp i wan't.
Then i might go for the SR motorsport stage 5 turbo kitt. But it's 1500 US$ more expensive. But that's peanuts
Got a freind helping me. He got a 750rwhp supra.
So i think i have gotten the answers i need. The TD07-S won't give me the rwhp i wan't.
Then i might go for the SR motorsport stage 5 turbo kitt. But it's 1500 US$ more expensive. But that's peanuts
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Originally posted by setzep
jdhuegel1- I thought the T67 used the TD07 comp housing and 25g compressor but used the TD06 turbine?
jdhuegel1- I thought the T67 used the TD07 comp housing and 25g compressor but used the TD06 turbine?
Is the TD06 and TD07 turbine that big a difference? I'd have never guessed if so. There are so many different sizes I hardly know what is what anymore!!
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Originally posted by jdhuegel1
Could very well be. I'm not sure... Just did a little looking around and posted what I found. Apologize if it's not accurate.
Is the TD06 and TD07 turbine that big a difference? I'd have never guessed if so. There are so many different sizes I hardly know what is what anymore!!
Could very well be. I'm not sure... Just did a little looking around and posted what I found. Apologize if it's not accurate.
Is the TD06 and TD07 turbine that big a difference? I'd have never guessed if so. There are so many different sizes I hardly know what is what anymore!!
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One of these days I'll get around to taking my compressor and turbine housing off to take some measurements. If I remember right the TD07 turbine is just a hair larger than a p-trim turbine wheel.
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