Im looking for some info on the above turbo. I can get it at a nice price but cant seem to find much info on it anywhere. Even GReddy's site isnt much use.
Basically I want to know the following:
1. Power/torque outputs
2. Big turbo? / Lots of lag likely?
3. Is it ball bearing/thrust bearing/roller bearing what??
4. Any results with one on an MR2?
My other alternative is a Garrett GT3037 Ball Bearing Turbo - External Wastegate. Can produce from 500-550bhp. This is apparently highly recomended.
Prob is I'd have to get my own manifold and the HKS one is almost £1500 inc vat! The GReddy comes with one and wastegate for a better total price.
Any other manifolds out there for cheaper that will do?
I've decided Im def going External wastegate route.
Cheers guys,
N
GReddy T67 info please
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
Power outputs depends too much on other mods fella.
General guideline would be up to 450 at the wheels. Having said that I saw a US car with loads of head work revved to 9k make 360 at the wheels at 10psi.
General guideline would be up to 450 at the wheels. Having said that I saw a US car with loads of head work revved to 9k make 360 at the wheels at 10psi.
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
Sorry, Mods I've got and planning are :
2.2 stroker kit (steel crank forged pistons steel rods) 264 cams hks cam gears, HKS valve springs, Apexi intercooler with co2 spray, Head ported polish to maximum. light crank pulley, Big old injectors (prob over 850cc), nitrous maybe, and EMS (MoTeC most prob)
Basically I wanna hit as close to 500 at the wheels as possible.
Doesnt sound like the T67 is man enough. I dont really wanna have to run the turbo at its limit to get my goals.
2.2 stroker kit (steel crank forged pistons steel rods) 264 cams hks cam gears, HKS valve springs, Apexi intercooler with co2 spray, Head ported polish to maximum. light crank pulley, Big old injectors (prob over 850cc), nitrous maybe, and EMS (MoTeC most prob)
Basically I wanna hit as close to 500 at the wheels as possible.
Doesnt sound like the T67 is man enough. I dont really wanna have to run the turbo at its limit to get my goals.
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
ENSMR2 wrote:Sorry, Mods I've got and planning are :
2.2 stroker kit (steel crank forged pistons steel rods) 264 cams hks cam gears, Apexi intercooler with co2 spray, Head ported polish to maximum. light crank pulley, Big old injectors (prob over 850cc), nitrous maybe, and EMS (MoTeC most prob)
Basically I wanna hit as close to 500 at the wheels as possible.
Doesnt sound like the T67 is man enough. I dont really wanna have to run the turbo at its limit to get my goals.
I might be selling my GT3037s complete kit in favour for the GT3240.
The kit will include:
- Exhaust Manifold
- Downpipe
- External wastegate
- Screamer Pipe
As I said this is only a might be. I need to check my finances after my T78 purchase fell through.
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
If you want 500 at the wheels I'd be going bigger. GT35R or T78 for me. A 2.2 will spool these quicker than a 2 liter.
Copied from the US boards
Mitsu
16g = 34lb/min
EVO III Big 16g = 42lb/min
20g = 44lb/min
Garrett
50-trim = 47lbs/min
57-trim = 49lbs/min
60-trim = 50lbs/min
60-1 = 65lbs/min
62-1 = 70lbs/min
GT Turbo's
GT25R = 42lb/min (60trim, .64a/r turbine)
GT28R =28lb/min (60trim, .64a/r turbine)
GT28RS =30lb/min (62trim, .86a/r or .64a/r turbine)
GT30R =55lb/min (56trim, 1.06a/r or .82a/r turbine)
GT35 = 60lb/min (52trim, 1.18a/r turbine)
GT35R =65lb/min (56trim, 1.06a/r or .82a/r turbine)
GT30 (ball bearing) turbos:
48 trim = 44lbs/min
52 trim = 50lbs/min
56 trim = 55lbs/min
60 trim = 60lbs/min
gt35 trim = 65lbs/min
Turbine Conversion:
Mitsu = Garrett
6cm2 = .41 a/r
7cm2 = .49 a/r
8cm2 = .57 a/r
9cm2 = .65 a/r
10cm2 = .73 a/r
11cm2 = .81 a/r
12cm2 = .89 a/r
((CM x - 7) / 100 = a/r ratio
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Available Turbokits
Gen III interchangable/available (special order/directly from japan) *
KO Racing
46 Trim - 300rwhp - 330rwhp
50 Trim - 350rwhp - 430rwhp
ATS
20G - 350rwhp - 435rwhp *
CT27 - 260rwhp - 310rwhp *
eXtremeboost
GT28R -280rwhp - 300rwhp *
GT25R - 300rwhp - 400rwhp *
GT30 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
GT30R - 350rwhp - 500rwhp *
GT3071R - 350rwhp - 500rwhp *
CT26/35R - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
GT35R - 500rwhp - 600rwhp *
Greddy
TD05 18G - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
TD06 20G 8CM2 - 350rwhp - 415rwhp *
TD06 20G L2 - 350rwhp - 415rwhp *
T67 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
T78 - 500rwhp - 600rwhp+ *
T88 You've got to be kidding me.
HKS
HKS Sport TD05 16G 8CM2 - 280rwhp - 300rwhp
Toyota
CT26 (MR2) - 200rwhp - 260rwhp *
CT20B - 260rwhp - 300rwhp *
Apexi
RX6 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Blitz
Blitz Bag - 260rwhp - 300rwhp *
Blitz K1 - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
Blitz K3 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Power Enterprises
PE1919 - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
HPO
GT3037 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Some of these turbo's are more capable of making more HP than the above figures. Feel free to add other turbokits I've forgotten to mention
Copied from the US boards
Mitsu
16g = 34lb/min
EVO III Big 16g = 42lb/min
20g = 44lb/min
Garrett
50-trim = 47lbs/min
57-trim = 49lbs/min
60-trim = 50lbs/min
60-1 = 65lbs/min
62-1 = 70lbs/min
GT Turbo's
GT25R = 42lb/min (60trim, .64a/r turbine)
GT28R =28lb/min (60trim, .64a/r turbine)
GT28RS =30lb/min (62trim, .86a/r or .64a/r turbine)
GT30R =55lb/min (56trim, 1.06a/r or .82a/r turbine)
GT35 = 60lb/min (52trim, 1.18a/r turbine)
GT35R =65lb/min (56trim, 1.06a/r or .82a/r turbine)
GT30 (ball bearing) turbos:
48 trim = 44lbs/min
52 trim = 50lbs/min
56 trim = 55lbs/min
60 trim = 60lbs/min
gt35 trim = 65lbs/min
Turbine Conversion:
Mitsu = Garrett
6cm2 = .41 a/r
7cm2 = .49 a/r
8cm2 = .57 a/r
9cm2 = .65 a/r
10cm2 = .73 a/r
11cm2 = .81 a/r
12cm2 = .89 a/r
((CM x - 7) / 100 = a/r ratio
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Available Turbokits
Gen III interchangable/available (special order/directly from japan) *
KO Racing
46 Trim - 300rwhp - 330rwhp
50 Trim - 350rwhp - 430rwhp
ATS
20G - 350rwhp - 435rwhp *
CT27 - 260rwhp - 310rwhp *
eXtremeboost
GT28R -280rwhp - 300rwhp *
GT25R - 300rwhp - 400rwhp *
GT30 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
GT30R - 350rwhp - 500rwhp *
GT3071R - 350rwhp - 500rwhp *
CT26/35R - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
GT35R - 500rwhp - 600rwhp *
Greddy
TD05 18G - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
TD06 20G 8CM2 - 350rwhp - 415rwhp *
TD06 20G L2 - 350rwhp - 415rwhp *
T67 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
T78 - 500rwhp - 600rwhp+ *
T88 You've got to be kidding me.
HKS
HKS Sport TD05 16G 8CM2 - 280rwhp - 300rwhp
Toyota
CT26 (MR2) - 200rwhp - 260rwhp *
CT20B - 260rwhp - 300rwhp *
Apexi
RX6 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Blitz
Blitz Bag - 260rwhp - 300rwhp *
Blitz K1 - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
Blitz K3 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Power Enterprises
PE1919 - 300rwhp - 350rwhp *
HPO
GT3037 - 350rwhp - 450rwhp *
Some of these turbo's are more capable of making more HP than the above figures. Feel free to add other turbokits I've forgotten to mention
Small turbos - they're not big and they're not clever!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Re: GReddy T67 info please
Hedgehog Dodger wrote:
I might be selling my GT3037s complete kit in favour for the GT3240.
The kit will include:
- Exhaust Manifold
- Downpipe
- External wastegate
- Screamer Pipe
As I said this is only a might be. I need to check my finances after my T78 purchase fell through.
t78 Monster
Keep me informed Dan not in a hurry per say,
Is that what is on your beast at the mo? where does it kick in really? Just want an idea on the lag side of things.
Steve: Cheers for that mate bit too tech for me, some of that!. T78 is way to big for me I think. The lag would pi55 me off whe I wanna get going from a stand still. I know the 2.2 will help it spool up quicker but how much quicer.
Is there any power readouts of a 2.2 with a T78? and a 2.0 with the same? I'd like to see where the turbo stats taking effect.
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At the end of the day a quick spooling turbo that will provide 500rwhp+ is like searching for a snowman that wont melt fella.
If we look at Andy's car, he made 408 at the hubs at 1.6 bar. Potentially a little more could be had out of it if it were revved higher and had a fan blowing cool air at his IC. So say it was 420 at the hubs. You'd still be looking at 2 bar for around 500 at the hubs - thats on a GT30R.
If you want to run pump fuel, realistically your looking at a bit bigger turbo again - or atleast a larger AR on the turbine side to flow a bit more air out. Question is, do you want to make 500rwhp at say 1.7 bar at 7500rpm or at 2 bar at 8k rpms. Up to you really.
If we look at Andy's car, he made 408 at the hubs at 1.6 bar. Potentially a little more could be had out of it if it were revved higher and had a fan blowing cool air at his IC. So say it was 420 at the hubs. You'd still be looking at 2 bar for around 500 at the hubs - thats on a GT30R.
If you want to run pump fuel, realistically your looking at a bit bigger turbo again - or atleast a larger AR on the turbine side to flow a bit more air out. Question is, do you want to make 500rwhp at say 1.7 bar at 7500rpm or at 2 bar at 8k rpms. Up to you really.
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Oh just noticed you mentioned nitrous being included in the 500rwhp.
I'd probably go with a GT30R with the larger turbine housing. Get you to around 450 at the wheels then use the nitrous to get you over the 500 mark when you want it
I'd probably go with a GT30R with the larger turbine housing. Get you to around 450 at the wheels then use the nitrous to get you over the 500 mark when you want it
Small turbos - they're not big and they're not clever!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Re: GReddy T67 info please
I dont see the HKS T04R on that list... or is it too old now !!
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JJ wrote:I dont see the HKS T04R on that list... or is it too old now !!
Lol ... he said 500 rwhp not 700rwhp
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
stevecordiner wrote:Oh just noticed you mentioned nitrous being included in the 500rwhp.
I'd probably go with a GT30R with the larger turbine housing. Get you to around 450 at the wheels then use the nitrous to get you over the 500 mark when you want it
Cheers steve no probs. I often forget Im adding the nitrous too. I start some research then Half way through I remember and I kick myself lol.
Now I've seen the GT3037 which is the one I considered. but there is 2 variations as follows. Option 1, 480 - 500bhp. Option 2, 520 - 550 bhp
You have said GT30R? is that the same thing just a different name?!?
Where would I get a manifold from at a decent price? The HKS one is well expensive!!
Dan: could you confirm which varient you have if possible?
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
GT30R ball bearing unit - speak to Andy about his I'd suggest.
Manifold - find out what flange fitment is required and then buy a manifold to suit it - then just get a custom downpipe made up. Is yours a rev 1/2 or rev 3?
Full race in the US are making some fantastic manifolds for the 3SGTE now, all robotically welded etc. Even the going price on one of those, although expensive is still a lot less than the HKS one IIRC
Manifold - find out what flange fitment is required and then buy a manifold to suit it - then just get a custom downpipe made up. Is yours a rev 1/2 or rev 3?
Full race in the US are making some fantastic manifolds for the 3SGTE now, all robotically welded etc. Even the going price on one of those, although expensive is still a lot less than the HKS one IIRC
Small turbos - they're not big and they're not clever!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Just say NO to small turbos!
Re: GReddy T67 info please
stevecordiner wrote:GT30R ball bearing unit - speak to Andy about his I'd suggest.
Manifold - find out what flange fitment is required and then buy a manifold to suit it - then just get a custom downpipe made up. Is yours a rev 1/2 or rev 3?
Full race in the US are making some fantastic manifolds for the 3SGTE now, all robotically welded etc. Even the going price on one of those, although expensive is still a lot less than the HKS one IIRC
Mines a rev 3. So the GT30R is different? to the Garrett GT3037 which is also ball bearing.
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
ENSMR2 wrote:
Keep me informed Dan not in a hurry per say,
Is that what is on your beast at the mo? where does it kick in really? Just want an idea on the lag side of things.
Steve: Cheers for that mate bit too tech for me, some of that!. T78 is way to big for me I think. The lag would pi55 me off whe I wanna get going from a stand still. I know the 2.2 will help it spool up quicker but how much quicer.
Is there any power readouts of a 2.2 with a T78? and a 2.0 with the same? I'd like to see where the turbo stats taking effect.
Glad your not in a hurry as I need to check my finances first, and also need to find a suitable replacement.
Beleive it or not, a T78 with a 2.2L will produce about 650HP @ 1.5 bar...obviously with 1000CC INJ and a nasty fuel pump and a boot mounted IC IMO
The 3037s has good spool times if your revving at say 4500+....but in 4th at 60mph @ 3500(ish) revs when you plant your foot down there is some lag. Its still driveable though...but only just.
Re: GReddy T67 info please
A *very* rough guide
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Michael,
when we seeing a T-78 fitted to yours ???? cheap as chips !
when we seeing a T-78 fitted to yours ???? cheap as chips !
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
Hedgehog Dodger wrote:
Glad your not in a hurry as I need to check my finances first, and also need to find a suitable replacement.
Good Good me too Does the screamer pipe do just that? MScream? No benefits from it?
Hedgehog Dodger wrote:
Beleive it or not, a T78 with a 2.2L will produce about 650HP @ 1.5 bar...obviously with 1000CC INJ and a nasty fuel pump and a boot mounted IC IMO
I really dont wanna go big a55 turbo. I'll be using mine on the roads not at drag strips.
.Hedgehog Dodger wrote:
The 3037s has good spool times if your revving at say 4500+....but in 4th at 60mph @ 3500(ish) revs when you plant your foot down there is some lag. Its still driveable though...but only just.
If I was in fourth at 60mph I'd just drop it down Hopefully the stroker kit and having the intercooler in the stock location should give me quicker spool up times any way. And thats what Im after.
By the way I am trying to learn how an external wastegate works. How stuff works site doesnt go into it. Can some one explain with the aid of pics if possible. I'd like to see how it all looks together etc.
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
JJ wrote:Michael,
when we seeing a T-78 fitted to yours ???? cheap as chips !
It doesn't really appeal to be honest, if I had unlimited cash I'd go single or for twin 67s but the car is too fast for general use on the roads as it is so I can't really see the point for an odd 1/4 mile event here and there.
*puts slippers back on*
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Lol ... and a 2.2 T88 MR2 would make a nice sensible road car for you Mike?
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Re: GReddy T67 info please
stevecordiner wrote:Lol ... and a 2.2 T88 MR2 would make a nice sensible road car for you Mike?
That would be a weekend toy, if I went for an MR2 I'd probably buy something to rattle about in during the week