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Old 20 September 2011, 11:50 AM
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Hi, what would be the limmit on said turbo?

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Old 20 September 2011, 11:54 AM
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A standard (non billet) GT35R

Assuming a GT3582R depending on exhaust housing side about 650bhp ish?
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The question you really need to ask is can your engine handle it.
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A billet 35 has made as high as 750bhp on race fuel
Old 20 September 2011, 12:00 PM
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Cheers guys, it is on a fully forged engine that is just shy of 400bhp, 550 injectors front mount & autronics ecu. Poss going to have a look with a view to buying
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Originally Posted by markee
Cheers guys, it is on a fully forged engine that is just shy of 400bhp, 550 injectors front mount & autronics ecu. Poss going to have a look with a view to buying
You are going to need quite a few more supporting mods to run a 35 fella
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OK there's more to this than just the turbo.

It will mean purchase of the following:

Bigger injectors and fuel pump (depending on what your running at the mo)
A rotated Up Pipe,
A rotated Downpipe
External waste gate
Induction kit to suit rotated turbo.


That is of course if you are refering to a Garrett GT35R, and not the Hybrid turbos some of which were misleadingly refered to as a GT35.

So the question is, is it a Rotated turbo or a stock position Hybrid?
Old 20 September 2011, 01:23 PM
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A ok Daz, looks like it is the hybrid as it is not rotated. The car has all the supporting mods ie headers up pipe decated fuel pump oil pump & so on.

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will get mod list in a mo
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