Turbo Technics T36 graphs please!
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Turbo Technics T36 graphs please!
Iam close to buying a T36 I was just hoping to see a few graphs from anyone running one and what setup you are running please! I have heard good things about these turbos, I have a 2002 JDM STI and want to get my setup right for 410-420 but I'd be happy with anything over 400 with low spool, cheers
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They are currently in progress with turbo technics to get rectified but it's been months now as I was waiting for one. They are also being converted to roller bearing .
When they will be ready........well your guess is as good as mine.
I went another route instead after waiting months to no avail.
When they will be ready........well your guess is as good as mine.
I went another route instead after waiting months to no avail.
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They are currently in progress with turbo technics to get rectified but it's been months now as I was waiting for one. They are also being converted to roller bearing .
When they will be ready........well your guess is as good as mine.
I went another route instead after waiting months to no avail.
When they will be ready........well your guess is as good as mine.
I went another route instead after waiting months to no avail.
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Thats the other turbo on my list mate! I'd be keen to come for a ride to see what it's like for sure, my folks are here this weekend though so Sunday eve I'm around if that works for you? Drop me a text if easier
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I would speak to martin at engine tuner before You make a decision and start spending money the new precision turbos that enginetuner are fitting are making awesome power, Rule of thumb mate speak to the experts
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Wouldn't stop me buying a t36 if it was redone properly but I will sit back and see how the precision turbos go all ranges of turbos have had problem s including MD and SC turbos its all about drivability thats why you should speak to the real experts not the forum experts a lot of people go wrong by not putting on the right turbo for the right engine and mods 2litre cars and 2.5 drive completely different and I have had both thats why soms don't drive as good as they should hey sarge
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Mate I'm trying to give this guy the right advice so he will be happy with his car you should do the same you know for example your MD is best suited to the 2,5 not your 2 litre thats why its laggy isn't it my point is drivability that why I'm leading him to Martin and engine tuner for advice yes the MD and SC range are good turbos but you should also be steering this chap to the right result thats why he has asked the question
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Very true I'm be upgrading my turbo on my 2.5 soon as I'm still unsure on the precision I was going to get a t36 fitted by Martin till they started having issues but I know what makes a good tuned car and that is listening to the people that know what is right for your needs drveability and response for me everytime and yes I might go for SC42 myself yet but either way Martin will be advising me and mapping it
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There's a few guys run the md321t on the 2.0 and are very happy, yes it's laggy under 4k rpm but after that pulls very hard to the redline.
Anyone looking for 400+ on a 2.0l will get lag under 4K rpm, it's after the 4K where it all happens.
I'm not miss leading people
Ps Andy Forrest says the md321t is the best turbo for a 2.0l apparently?
Anyone looking for 400+ on a 2.0l will get lag under 4K rpm, it's after the 4K where it all happens.
I'm not miss leading people
Ps Andy Forrest says the md321t is the best turbo for a 2.0l apparently?