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Old 04-09-2010, 01:13 PM
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Which GT2871?

There are 3 trim options for the compressor, and at least 2 turbines and 2 a/rs:

http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...rs.html#medium
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You can usually tell from the compressor housing. There is only 1 turbine option and 2 compressor options. Not sure where you see different turbines in there...
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how funny..I was just searching for that too. Jason, where are you going to get your GT2871R from?

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52trim, T25 .86 A/R.
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I found this from Sav's post.
https://www.miataturbo.net/showpost....7&postcount=91
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Scratch that, there are 3 wheels. Still only seeing 1 turbine though...
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Neo, I think you can get it with a T3 housing in .63 or .82. Too lazy to actually check, though.
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Originally Posted by Savington
52trim, T25 .86 A/R.
Your turbine housing is too big. I have a .86 and it hits target boost at 3200rpm. I should have gone with a 2554.
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Big A/R is magical.
i also have 0.86 and it works well. boost hits like a wall
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Originally Posted by shlammed
Big A/R is magical.
i also have 0.86 and it works well. boost hits like a wall
post pics of your **** or I'll ban you.
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Originally Posted by hustler
Your turbine housing is too big. I have a .86 and it hits target boost at 3200rpm. I should have gone with a 2554.
Haha...naw dude, you need an IHI in your life.

Turbine so small I couldn't stick my peter in it.
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Originally Posted by Savington
Neo, I think you can get it with a T3 housing in .63 or .82. Too lazy to actually check, though.
correct. BRGRacer has a .48 A/R T3 housing on his 2871.
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Still the same turbine though.... So I'm win.
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Originally Posted by gospeed81
Haha...naw dude, you need an IHI in your life.

Turbine so small I couldn't stick my peter in it.
infinitesimally small.
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Originally Posted by hustler
Your turbine housing is too big. I have a .86 and it hits target boost at 3200rpm. I should have gone with a 2554.
You should have gone with VVT. watch that 3200 rpm number get smaller when he gets his isht on a dyno.

Originally Posted by shlammed
Big A/R is magical.
i also have 0.86 and it works well. boost hits like a wall
this statement is kinda funny.

raise your hand if you think "boost hits like a wall" is a good thing...
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Originally Posted by neogenesis2004
Still the same turbine though.... So I'm win.
I'd love to see a test of how comparable the .48 T3 is to the .64 T25, and the .63 T3 to the .86 T25.
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Originally Posted by y8s



this statement is kinda funny.

raise your hand if you think "boost hits like a wall" is a good thing...
Hand raised. It just doesn't make sense
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Originally Posted by y8s



this statement is kinda funny.

raise your hand if you think "boost hits like a wall" is a good thing...


I think that's the exact term I used when I found out my boost protection was set at 1.5psi after the install...
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sorry. ive been saying that for a while.

it comes on like its just nothing, and then your at peak boost. (inverse of hitting a wall)


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Its the setup that Splitime had for sale... i dont have any better pics of my manifold off hand... i have dialup at the shop :(


Oh, i also have just got it running and it needs alot of work to be tidy.
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