View Poll Results: Fastest Single Turbo setup?
T-78



59
1.15%
GT 35/40



26
0.51%
XS T04S



10
0.20%
T 60-1



13
0.25%
Other (Please list eg. T51)



5,006
97.89%
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Wich turbo would be best for the 1/4 mile
Wich turbo would be best for the 1/4 mile
Which single turbo would reliably produce the quickest 1/4 mile time assuming that everything else is the same on the car. No nitrous used. Assuming that the car is boosting within its individual efficiancy rate not necessarily at a set point. Lokking for something producing 450-550 RWHP.
I have been searching. But the posts usually copare the turbos lag vs top end, and how streetable a certain HP level is, or how much boost is efficient or not. What I was askin was just based on the numbers taking lag and top end into account, which is faster.
Example a T-78 may be able to achieve higher top end but is a little laggy as opposed to say a gt 35/40 but the gt 35/40 will spool faster. Whichone is faster in a 1/4 mile. Based on a similar setup. which is more reliable.
Example a T-78 may be able to achieve higher top end but is a little laggy as opposed to say a gt 35/40 but the gt 35/40 will spool faster. Whichone is faster in a 1/4 mile. Based on a similar setup. which is more reliable.
thats hard to say cause, there us alot or variable, like do you drive it on the steet or just a drag car. how many psi all the time and DD. IF it just a drag car i would get a bb kai.
There are way too many variables involved. The turbo itself is just a piece of the puzzle.
In sizing a turbo you should figure out how much boost you will be running. Then take a look at different compressor maps and see what would best suit your needs. You should go with the smallest turbo that will suit your needs. For instance, a T78 will work great if you are boosting at over 20 psi. If you don't plan on boosting that much then you should choose something smaller like a GT35-40 or a 60-1. There is no sense it having a big laggy turbo ir you are not going to use it. FWIW, the 60-1 and the XS T04S are the same thing.
In sizing a turbo you should figure out how much boost you will be running. Then take a look at different compressor maps and see what would best suit your needs. You should go with the smallest turbo that will suit your needs. For instance, a T78 will work great if you are boosting at over 20 psi. If you don't plan on boosting that much then you should choose something smaller like a GT35-40 or a 60-1. There is no sense it having a big laggy turbo ir you are not going to use it. FWIW, the 60-1 and the XS T04S are the same thing.
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Best thing to do is look at the fastest guy running and see what his setup is. None of the turbo's you mention would do **** against most single turbo'ed Supras.
Ray Wilson runs 9.80's with the T51R SPL. So there's your answer.
Ray Wilson runs 9.80's with the T51R SPL. So there's your answer.
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You're getting better Ernie
Almost correct on my current setup...I run the smaller T51R (KAI). I also spray a 50 shot to aid spool-up though.
Almost correct on my current setup...I run the smaller T51R (KAI). I also spray a 50 shot to aid spool-up though.
Originally posted by ErnieT
Best thing to do is look at the fastest guy running and see what his setup is. None of the turbo's you mention would do **** against most single turbo'ed Supras.
Ray Wilson runs 9.80's with the T51R SPL. So there's your answer.
Best thing to do is look at the fastest guy running and see what his setup is. None of the turbo's you mention would do **** against most single turbo'ed Supras.
Ray Wilson runs 9.80's with the T51R SPL. So there's your answer.
Originally posted by forcefed7
You're getting better Ernie
Almost correct on my current setup...I run the smaller T51R (KAI). I also spray a 50 shot to aid spool-up though.
You're getting better Ernie
Almost correct on my current setup...I run the smaller T51R (KAI). I also spray a 50 shot to aid spool-up though. Rotary Freak
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you seriously won't do **** w/ the hp number you want. you need something like a y2k just to beat supras these days. just for reference forcefed7 ran a 9.8 and he's still off a full sec. off the street tire record by the msp supra. that supra puts down 1350rwhp.
Originally posted by fdracer
uh, i don't know what you're talking about, but titan already has the nhra championship wrapped up for street tire this year. so they're not losing all too much.
uh, i don't know what you're talking about, but titan already has the nhra championship wrapped up for street tire this year. so they're not losing all too much.
I'd rather lose the race in an RX-7 than win in a Supra. Hell, a month or so ago in Houston, a 10.5" tire MUSTANG ran a mid 7 second 1/4....but it is still a mustang. I'll take the mazda...on principle.
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From: l.a.
Originally posted by Ehughes
I'd rather lose the race in an RX-7 than win in a Supra. Hell, a month or so ago in Houston, a 10.5" tire MUSTANG ran a mid 7 second 1/4....but it is still a mustang. I'll take the mazda...on principle.
I'd rather lose the race in an RX-7 than win in a Supra. Hell, a month or so ago in Houston, a 10.5" tire MUSTANG ran a mid 7 second 1/4....but it is still a mustang. I'll take the mazda...on principle.
My near stock Supra TT(405rwhp) runs mid 12s at 118 on street tires. That's about the same as my road race FC (300rwhp) on RA1s(12.8@112). Like they are saying there are ALOT of Supras that COULD be fast (11s,& high 10s)driven correctly. Carl Byck
My near stock Supra TT(405rwhp) runs mid 12s at 118 on street tires. That's about the same as my road race FC (300rwhp) on RA1s(12.8@112). Like they are saying there are ALOT of Supras that COULD be fast (11s,& high 10s)driven correctly. Carl Byck

