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Old 02-12-08, 06:15 PM
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Hi, any guys with experience on GTK850 or GTK1000 TURBONETICS?
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Old 02-12-08, 06:17 PM
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i have seen good numbers from this turbo and am in the process of finishing an FD here in the shop with a GTK1000.

it should do exceptionally well on a 20B
Old 02-13-08, 06:26 AM
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stevenoz built a bridgeport with an 850. he said it was insane.
Old 02-19-08, 01:24 PM
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what are the specs on the 1000?

must be similar to the old 76?
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yep it's a 76mm inducer.. i can measure the rest if you like
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yes please ^^^

and thanks
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anything else about this turbo??
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I just recived my GTK 850, i will post pic soon.
It's for replace my T70 Turbonetics. This GTK is same size like T72 with Q trim.
The name of trim is "S" just because GTK use impeller F1.
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Originally Posted by zbrown
what are the specs on the 1000?

must be similar to the old 76?
Check on page 4 for turbine wheel spect: http://turboneticsownersclub.com/turbos/TNcat2.pdf

and also page 4 for compressor wheel size:
http://turboneticsownersclub.com/turbos/TNcat1.pdf
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any updates??
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Hi! Any updates? I'm really interested in this turbo especially the GTK850. What numbers (bhp) can i expect from a stock ports FD engine? Many thanks for any help!
Old 03-24-08, 08:16 AM
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Although I don't know the specifics on the 850, my gut feeling tells me it's way too damn big for a stock port motor.......
Old 03-25-08, 08:08 AM
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Thanks GoodfellaFD3S for your suggestion. I was going to purchase one in the following weeks....you saved me! What type of single turbo do you suggest on a stock port motor?
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GT3574, GT35R, TO4S Ball Bearing, etc... depends on what you're trying to do.
Old 03-26-08, 05:40 AM
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Thanks TripspeedFD3S. I had in mind to get rid of the twins and get a single. I was aiming for 400Bhp (with all supporting mods) but don't actually know what turbo suits me most.
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Do you guys realize the OP is going to put this thing on a 20B???


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Well, my post was directed at ITR, who I'm pretty sure is asking about a stock port 2 rotor, no?
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I am also wondering what a GTK can do on a well ported 13b. Im halfbridge currently, now going to fullbridge. Wonder how it will respond to that?
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Yes GoodfellaFD3S you are right i was talking about a totally stock motor.
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ITR maybe a GT28R will be more up your alley for what you want to do.

GT35R's can be 400+ horsepower to the wheels!
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Thanks Dradon03! I'll do a search on the GT28R then. Does this turbo come with an internal wastegate? I would prefer one with an external one....

Would the GT35R be good for me too (stock motor)?

Thanks again!
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A GT35R is a great all around turbo but may need some more boost/porting to come alive. Realize that with Efini twins and full bolt ons tuned you are in the 400hp to the crank range.
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Bump for more feedback. Someone has to have some dyno time on these.
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Wondering how the gtk 850 would work on a streetported 13b fd motor?
I'm considering getting one. The thing is i'm not going to really be on the track with it. is it a good street/highway turbo?
Old 08-20-08, 07:18 AM
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On my 20B street port GTK850 with .96 work realy fine.
Probably you need big street port because it's not small turbo (72mm compressor).

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