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Old 06-07-2011, 01:19 PM   #326
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IMO anything in the 49-52 lbm turbo range is the perfect DD turbo for a 2.5L. Green, 3076, any of the Dom xt/xtr's in that range.

With the increased compression and e85 i'd go up to a dom3xtr or dom4xtr.

I've been DD'ing the dom4xtr on 91+meth for 18months and its great and i didnt feel any great loss in spool compared to the OG Green or HTA Green.
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Old 06-07-2011, 01:29 PM   #327
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No GTX in stock location. The GTX spool later then the GT. I have dont a ton of them now. They are made for road/drag racing, response and top end power. You want low to midrange.

For an autoX car, i would just do a Stock turbo on E85. You get 450ft bls and 360hp with fast spool. Nice broad power band. Of course my favorite for a street car is the 8CM 20G. Near stock spool, Cheap and they will do 400+ easy on E85.

I have not had good luck with the maybe 20 or 30 GT3071s. Its just to small for the 2.5. You end up making less power then the cheap 20G and I see no advantage anywhere else. Leave that one for the 1.8 honda guys and 2.0 WRXs.

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Old 06-07-2011, 02:19 PM   #328
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No GTX in stock location. The GTX spool later then the GT. I have dont a ton of them now. They are made for road/drag racing, response and top end power. You want low to midrange.

For an autoX car, i would just do a Stock turbo on E85. You get 450ft bls and 360hp with fast spool. Nice broad power band. Of course my favorite for a street car is the 8CM 20G. Near stock spool, Cheap and they will do 400+ easy on E85.

I have not had good luck with the maybe 20 or 30 GT3071s. Its just to small for the 2.5. You end up making less power then the cheap 20G and I see no advantage anywhere else. Leave that one for the 1.8 honda guys and 2.0 WRXs.

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Hey Clark, been a while man. I really appreciate all the input. I'm guessing that you are talking about Crank HP...cause i have been told the 20G won't come anywhere close to the 400 WHP mark. The stock turbo just isn't enough power for SM and certainly not for any of the Prepared classes IMHO.

Not sure what you mean by the 3071 being too small...i was worried about it being too big.

Just talked with Jeff at Perrin and he suggested the Dom 2.5, or even the smaller Dom 1.5, both are available with 8cm or 10cm housings.
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Old 06-07-2011, 02:27 PM   #329
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I am talking about E85. On E85 the Stock turbo does about 350. On e85 the 20G will go right over 400 easy.

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Old 06-07-2011, 02:33 PM   #330
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Yeah if you're running e85 i would go 20g or maybe even HTA68 (there are some 390hp plots on the thread but it may be on happy dynos) will get you close on E-85 and will have crap-tons of low end torque and response to pull you out of turns.

the turbos you mentioned are 400whp on pump gas sized turbos.
(well the 3071 is a little small for that)

if i were you i'd be looking at HTA68 8cm housing, 20g (td06?), and the biggest turbo i would consider is the atp3071/dom2.5xtr
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Old 06-07-2011, 02:49 PM   #331
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Skip the HTA68 IMO
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:13 PM   #332
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ATP hasnt released the gtx stock location turbos yet.....

But blouch has a large catalogue of stock location billet wheel'd turbos, journal and BB options, and 7,8 and 10cm turbine housing options.

Pretty much any flow rate you want between 44-65 lbm
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IMO anything in the 49-52 lbm turbo range is the perfect DD turbo for a 2.5L. Green, 3076, any of the Dom xt/xtr's in that range.

With the increased compression and e85 i'd go up to a dom3xtr or dom4xtr.

I've been DD'ing the dom4xtr on 91+meth for 18months and its great and i didnt feel any great loss in spool compared to the OG Green or HTA Green.
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No GTX in stock location. The GTX spool later then the GT. I have dont a ton of them now. They are made for road/drag racing, response and top end power. You want low to midrange.

For an autoX car, i would just do a Stock turbo on E85. You get 450ft bls and 360hp with fast spool. Nice broad power band. Of course my favorite for a street car is the 8CM 20G. Near stock spool, Cheap and they will do 400+ easy on E85.

I have not had good luck with the maybe 20 or 30 GT3071s. Its just to small for the 2.5. You end up making less power then the cheap 20G and I see no advantage anywhere else. Leave that one for the 1.8 honda guys and 2.0 WRXs.

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It depends on the dyno the older 20Gs will struggle to make 400whp on Airboy, I have seen on only actually make 400whp. The newer billet one should not have a problem if they really flow what they say they do.

A OG FP green spool amazing on E85 with a 7cm2. I make 420whp and only lost a few rpm compared to my VF39.

Do you guys really believe on high compression making a difference?
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:13 PM   #333
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^^ the more i looked into it... i agree skip the hta68...

^ it makes an efficiency difference so it should help both spool, and power.

But it should help mpg the most lol.
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Old 06-07-2011, 06:50 PM   #334
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No GTX in stock location. The GTX spool later then the GT. I have dont a ton of them now. They are made for road/drag racing, response and top end power. You want low to midrange.

For an autoX car, i would just do a Stock turbo on E85. You get 450ft bls and 360hp with fast spool. Nice broad power band. Of course my favorite for a street car is the 8CM 20G. Near stock spool, Cheap and they will do 400+ easy on E85.

I have not had good luck with the maybe 20 or 30 GT3071s. Its just to small for the 2.5. You end up making less power then the cheap 20G and I see no advantage anywhere else. Leave that one for the 1.8 honda guys and 2.0 WRXs.

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Hey Clark,
Have you done any GTX3071's yet? Interested in seeing how they compare to the GT3076.

When you say the GTX's are coming on later than the GT's, roughly how much difference is there between the GTX30 and GT30, spool and power(on a biult motor with cams and porting)?

Thanks.

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Old 06-07-2011, 07:02 PM   #335
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Juan. We are talking about E85. A Cheap 20G will do 400 very easy on E85. It also spools super fast. Win win.

I dont have any GTX3071 info to share. I wish I did.

The GTX does come on later. It depends on the set and engine of course. However, It direct swaps, On the 30R version there seems to be 300 to 400 rpm later. The good news is that they make more power up top. So most of the time its a win. But for a street car on pump gas, I would get the Regular GT3076. Its a delight.

Shawn:

On E85 its simple:
Stock turbo 350 (maxed)
20G with 8cm housing: 400+ super easy.
Dom 3 stock location 450 easy but much more lag.



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Old 06-07-2011, 07:16 PM   #336
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The GTX does come on later. It depends on the set and engine of course. However, It direct swaps, On the 30R version there seems to be 300 to 400 rpm later. The good news is that they make more power up top. So most of the time its a win. But for a street car on pump gas, I would get the Regular GT3076. Its a delight.
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Thanks.

Currently have APS SR55(GT3076) bolton at 412whp on 20psi, tried 25psi just wont push the air. Wanting a billet that still add power past 20psi. Atm, 20psi hits at 3700rpm in 4th on a short ratio 6mt.

The GTX30 on 25psi should see more at 4k(midrange) and more near redline? Was thinking of just getting a GTX30 with 3in cover and fitting it straight to my APS rear housing.
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Old 06-07-2011, 07:55 PM   #337
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Shawn:

On E85 its simple:
Stock turbo 350 (maxed)
20G with 8cm housing: 400+ super easy.
Dom 3 stock location 450 easy but much more lag.
Would the ball-bearing 8cm 20G variant be a good idea? I got no problem spending the money if it will help. Trying to do this right the first time.

Clark, you're awesome man...Thanks!

Now, you wanna come back to Texas and tune her to 400 whp for me?
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Old 06-08-2011, 12:11 AM   #338
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Has anyone asked ATP if they're going to do a stock location GTX3071? I imagine they will as they've already done them for Evos.
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Old 06-08-2011, 07:28 AM   #339
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Clark, I tried to send you a PM to keep the OT convo to a minimum. Could you send me your email or something so I can ask you a few questions?
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Old 06-08-2011, 11:25 AM   #340
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I don't see ATP making a GTX 3071 stock location. I don't know if they require the anti-surge housing or what the deal is but if they were going to do it i think it would be done by now. It should just be using their gt3076 turbine housing with a gt3071 compressor cover if they were going to do it i would think it would be just off the shelf parts.

My thoughts are either they did it and the results were either poor (compressor surge/laggy)or identical to the 3076 so they couldn't justify the cost.

Or
I'm completely wrong and their existing housings won't fit and they're in development now.

the inducer is slightly larger so maybe they need a new compressor cover.

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Old 06-08-2011, 11:40 AM   #341
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Juan. We are talking about E85. A Cheap 20G will do 400 very easy on E85. It also spools super fast. Win win.

I dont have any GTX3071 info to share. I wish I did.

The GTX does come on later. It depends on the set and engine of course. However, It direct swaps, On the 30R version there seems to be 300 to 400 rpm later. The good news is that they make more power up top. So most of the time its a win. But for a street car on pump gas, I would get the Regular GT3076. Its a delight.

Shawn:

On E85 its simple:
Stock turbo 350 (maxed)
20G with 8cm housing: 400+ super easy.
Dom 3 stock location 450 easy but much more lag.



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I know Clark I was referring to E85or racegas, like I said on Airboy i have seen only one 20g make 400whp.

I will be testing one of the newer billet 20gs soon, we will see at what power maxes out. My OG FP green ported 7cm2 makes 420whp maxout on E85.
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Old 06-08-2011, 11:47 AM   #342
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^ what turbo inlet pipe are you using?
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Old 06-08-2011, 11:54 AM   #343
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^ what turbo inlet pipe are you using?
A collapsing 2.4" gimmick turbo inlet . Which on do you guys recommend ? I heard good thinks about the Perrin one. I have clamps around mine to keep it from collapsing it works fine.
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Old 06-08-2011, 12:00 PM   #344
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I don't see ATP making a GTX 3071 stock location. I don't know if they require the anti-surge housing or what the deal is but if they were going to do it i think it would be done by now. It should just be using their gt3076 turbine housing with a gt3071 compressor cover if they were going to do it i would think it would be just off the shelf parts.

My thoughts are either they did it and the results were either poor (compressor surge/laggy)or identical to the 3076 so they couldn't justify the cost.

Or
I'm completely wrong and their existing housings won't fit and they're in development now.

the inducer is slightly larger so maybe they need a new compressor cover.
I'll throw in one more option: there aren't any GTX3071 left until supply picks up. Can't develop something if you don't have parts to sell. Hopefully they become more available soon.
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Old 06-08-2011, 12:21 PM   #345
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*impatiently waiting for the gtx3071r to arrive*
Been over a month, but it's not for a subaru also, lol
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What about the GTX3071 and GTX3076 on pump gas (93) and no meth on a 2.5L? Or the regular GT models for that matter. Understandably most people who go to this level of modification install meth injection at the same time but I'd like to see what the numbers and spool look like. I'll probably get meth injection eventually but want to know if I should bother running one of these turbos without it. I would rather not be dependent on meth in my DD then have the option to turn the system on and load a different tune when I want to beat on my car. I've been poking around looking for results but don't remember finding a similar setup. I know both here and in the EFR thread Jeff wanted to test with the meth turned off but didn't have time.
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What about the GTX3071 and GTX3076 on pump gas (93) and no meth on a 2.5L? Or the regular GT models for that matter. Understandably most people who go to this level of modification install meth injection at the same time but I'd like to see what the numbers and spool look like. I'll probably get meth injection eventually but want to know if I should bother running one of these turbos without it. I would rather not be dependent on meth in my DD then have the option to turn the system on and load a different tune when I want to beat on my car. I've been poking around looking for results but don't remember finding a similar setup. I know both here and in the EFR thread Jeff wanted to test with the meth turned off but didn't have time.
Did you see my result a page back? I am running on pump 98 which is your equivalent 93 pump, with no meth on an EJ25. Its the GTX3076R with a 0.82a/r rear and its my daily driver, as you can see by the graph power comes on relatively early. Its making positive boost by around 3100rpm, by 3500rpm its in full swing, and it feels extremely torquey, with torque peaking by 4700rpm. It is an extremely steerable setup and insanely quick.
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I am talking about E85. On E85 the Stock turbo does about 350. On e85 the 20G will go right over 400 easy.

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With IWG or EWG?
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Did you see my result a page back? I am running on pump 98 which is your equivalent 93 pump, with no meth on an EJ25. Its the GTX3076R with a 0.82a/r rear and its my daily driver, as you can see by the graph power comes on relatively early. Its making positive boost by around 3100rpm, by 3500rpm its in full swing, and it feels extremely torquey, with torque peaking by 4700rpm. It is an extremely steerable setup and insanely quick.
Edit: I did see your post and made a personal note to go back and do the unit conversions so I could better comprehend what I was looking at. Then Clark chimed in and said 398 at the crank and I said to myself that I want that power to the wheels so I didn't even look at your build thread. Now I'll go take a closer look.

I would like to see a setup with the .63 a/r turbine no meth. And a GT/GTX3071 with no meth. I want a little quicker spool but still hoping to get in the 400whp/tq range. by time I hit 5000RPM in my small town I am already on the brakes...

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How do you guys enjoy the new turbo's on your car? is it an extreme difference over stock?
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