gt35 turbo
29 September 2010, 07:21 PM
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gt35 turbo
im getting a fully forged 2.2 engine from alan jeffry fitted this wk 700cc inj fmic 3"full systam wr1 6spd gear box stage 2 clutch they doing somet fo fuel rail and lines how good would it be with the gt35 turbo
29 September 2010, 09:06 PM
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The turbo is capable of 600bhp but I doubt very much you will be hitting that given your 700cc injectors. Is the 2.2 a strokered from a 2 ltr or using an ej22t??
Are you running a full decat? What ecu are you using?
Have you spoken to Alan Jeffrey as to what they are expecting out of it??
29 September 2010, 09:12 PM
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not spk to him we had to send a 2lt block in andy carr is using a simtec i think ive been told ill be looking round 400+ im getting scobby tek to do it all
29 September 2010, 09:15 PM
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Any reason why you opted for the 35r (rotated position) and not a 321 which is a bolt on turbo??
What is your target for power??
What is your target for power??
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29 September 2010, 09:20 PM
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i woz going to put on a td05 20g but scooby tek i have a better turbo for you the gt35 i told him i wanted acceloration i payed just under 7g for all off this brembos etc
29 September 2010, 09:46 PM
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Based on what you have stated as your power goal, a GT35 is the wrong choice in my opinion. Bolt-on's can now achieve 500+bhp with a suitably built engine.
30 September 2010, 07:02 AM
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Not at all laggy, great to drive and fast enough to keep you smiling for a while.
Now that said, if you are only in the market for 400-450bhp then what was said above is quite right. Plenty of bolt on turbos out there which will make your power goal and save you a load of dosh to boot.
Martyn
Now that said, if you are only in the market for 400-450bhp then what was said above is quite right. Plenty of bolt on turbos out there which will make your power goal and save you a load of dosh to boot.
Martyn
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