New Turbo GT3574
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Talked to A Spec the other day, there was a shipping error on my first half that should have been here at the same time or before my other parts. So no fault of theirs that there was such a big delay between receiving the two packages. Should be here today or tomorrow and im so freakin excited
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Ok, finally received all the parts, here is some pictures of the build quality:
*intercooler and piping, BOV, intake filter, greddy elbow and pulley kit, oil catch can, Banzai block-off-plates set, turbo blanket and exhaust wrap are not included, and professional installation is highly recommanded.
*intercooler and piping, BOV, intake filter, greddy elbow and pulley kit, oil catch can, Banzai block-off-plates set, turbo blanket and exhaust wrap are not included, and professional installation is highly recommanded.
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Jesus! I would've prettied up the welds if I thought they were going under a microscope, lol.
I wouldn't run that blanket on the turbo, but that's just me, if it is a street only car you may be fine, but I've been saying it for years that those will shorten the life of the turbo and a heat shield is a better option. Just something to consider.
Love the car by the way the green is very nice.
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I wouldn't run that blanket on the turbo, but that's just me, if it is a street only car you may be fine, but I've been saying it for years that those will shorten the life of the turbo and a heat shield is a better option. Just something to consider.
Love the car by the way the green is very nice.
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It would be more comparable to a 35RT4 hp wise. It should do slightly better though up top due to the larger turbine wheel. It obviously also wont have the response that a same sized bb-unit would have. The ones I have sold so far all ordered it with the .84 turbine housing to get the better response. The 500R is more of a high boost type turbo. It makes good power with good response but it also allows for higher boost than the 35R or 3574.
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why i cannot find someone with this GT3574R?
could You please post dyno chart for GT3574R?
wondering if the ball bearing make any difference
thanks
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I have the 3574R but don't have any dyno info as of yet. In the new year when the car comes out of winter hibernation I plan on tuning it for 14lbs. of boost. The main difference is that it will spool a little quicker the the journal bearing unit. Ask Sean for any other info, he's helped me out a lot along the way.
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I have the 3574R but don't have any dyno info as of yet. In the new year when the car comes out of winter hibernation I plan on tuning it for 14lbs. of boost. The main difference is that it will spool a little quicker the the journal bearing unit. Ask Sean for any other info, he's helped me out a lot along the way.
but I would like to see a real world comparo
especially between 3582R with 1,06 T4 vs 3574 R
I think the 3582 will be more responsive but the 3574 have more top ends
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I don't get it, is this turbo a dual ball bearing unit or not? I ordered this kit last week and all i see in this thread is that it is NOT a ball bearing turbo...
So what is it???
So what is it???
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im just a little confused on the oil return line and the fittings you supplied. obvisously the wide fitting goes on the chra for the oil drain, but the other one is too small to fit on the block itself....and if i re-use the short hard line from the factory turbo the main center hole the oil passes through does not line up because the factory holes are off center. here as some pics of what im talking about....
copy and pasted to your email sean. thanks
also, what is that long 5/8" rubber hose for?
copy and pasted to your email sean. thanks
also, what is that long 5/8" rubber hose for?
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RotorBliss, i got the same kit and i think u use the wrong fitting on it, there are 2 fittings (as shown in the picture of the kit i post a few post before u, the 2 fittings below the wastegate), i believe the one u tried is for the turbo, the other one with a longer flange is for the block. and there are 2 oil return location on the block, did u try the rear one?
P.S. i havnt installed mine yet, so i maybe wrong.
P.S. i havnt installed mine yet, so i maybe wrong.
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im just a little confused on the oil return line and the fittings you supplied. obvisously the wide fitting goes on the chra for the oil drain, but the other one is too small to fit on the block itself....and if i re-use the short hard line from the factory turbo the main center hole the oil passes through does not line up because the factory holes are off center. here as some pics of what im talking about....
copy and pasted to your email sean. thanks
also, what is that long 5/8" rubber hose for?
copy and pasted to your email sean. thanks
also, what is that long 5/8" rubber hose for?
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Quick Question, Turbo decided to blow its seal on a trackday yesturday. Turbo has gone off for inspection but they said some lateral movement indicated overboosting.
The car has been rebuilt and ported (streetport).
Dimensionally how different is this turbo (0.84 A/r) to the GT4088 on the exhaust side ? Looking at the specs are they both T4, 3in V-band on the exhaust (will the downpipe work ?). Will the pickups (oil and water) need changing (mainly oil drain). Can change the compressor side easier than the exhaust side.
Got another trackday booked for the 7th June and need to try and find easiest fix.
Cheers
Shaun
The car has been rebuilt and ported (streetport).
Dimensionally how different is this turbo (0.84 A/r) to the GT4088 on the exhaust side ? Looking at the specs are they both T4, 3in V-band on the exhaust (will the downpipe work ?). Will the pickups (oil and water) need changing (mainly oil drain). Can change the compressor side easier than the exhaust side.
Got another trackday booked for the 7th June and need to try and find easiest fix.
Cheers
Shaun
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Just a little update. Sean verified the fitting I received was the wrong one. He verified this when i posted those pics ( still waiting on the new one? Lol) Also I noticed when installing the oil feed line that the bolt he supplied to replace the stock banjo bolt on the block was ALSO wrong. Now I'm questioning if he even gave me a BB turbo like I paid for or if it's jis the regular journal one.