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Old 19 July 2009, 02:20 PM
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guys, which would perform better on a 2.3 forged i.e spool up etc
any feedback recieved gratefully, cheers
Old 19 July 2009, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by EJ22 LAD
guys, which would perform better on a 2.3 forged i.e spool up etc
any feedback recieved gratefully, cheers
Think about an S206! under a grand plus vat, and a proven 500 bhp.
Old 19 July 2009, 03:11 PM
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Have you thought on the power levels you want to achieve? That may be a good start.
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Don't forget to factor in the cost of the rotated pipe work and external wastegate.
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when looking for a turbo you should fit the SMALLEST turbo for the power required and not the largest that looks good under the bonnet

as said take into account the GT range has different flanges on so both pipes will need new flanged welded to em aswell as a external wastegate too but on a impreza thats **** easy
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wanting around 400 bhp, gt35 has internal wastegate
Old 19 July 2009, 09:44 PM
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I would not buy one of those standard fitment gt30/35's as they never make the power they quote!
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Originally Posted by EJ22 LAD
wanting around 400 bhp, gt35 has internal wastegate

It's not a proper GT35R then.

I'd look at the turbo above or the MD321T or the AET Turbo bolt on offering.
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I've got a proper GT35R supplied by Mark @ Lateral on my 2.35,it made 562bhp@1.8 bar(Plain V-Power) on a Dyno Dynamics rollers...Alan
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
It's not a proper GT35R then.

I'd look at the turbo above or the MD321T or the AET Turbo bolt on offering.
garret offer a GT30 with a smaller exhaust housing with internal wastegate im sure of it ????
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