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Whats the diff. GT42R vs. T51R SPL?

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Old 06-04-05, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Zero R
We have setup and ran both T51's and GT42R's, I will take the 42R, I have seen better response and prefer the fact the parts should something go wrong are easier to hunt down. THe HKS stuff uses standard Garrett parts they just mix and match but there is no "magic" per se. I do however like the V-band turbine housing better for working with.
HKS T51R KAI parts aren't very expensive. That's if you know the parts numbers from garrett
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Originally Posted by Killa_FD
What's the difference between the GT42R and the T51R SPL?

Which turbo would you choose?

Also, has anyone heard of a KFG-T51R from http://members.shaw.ca/kfgroup/Turbo_&_Upgrades.htm
Same cartridge and wheels, different compressor housings and turbine housings. Good for about the same power level. Both ball bearing ( if you choose the T51R SPL BB).

I have driven a T51 R SPL non -BB,a nd it was INSANE. SO now I am putting a GT42 with 102mm compressor wheel in my FC
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All i know is two of the fastest two rotor RX-7's I have seen have had T51R's
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