ah ha.... I found What I was looking for!
 

DESCRIPTION:
Turbos are one of the easiest ways to get huge horsepower gains from your motor. Using used turbos will save you hundreds of dollars or even more.

The Garrett TBO322 turbos will work well on most 4 cylinder vehicles. These turbos come oil and water cooled. The turbo also include the internal wastegate assembly set at 7psi. We recommend using them on motors 1.5L to 2.2L in displacement, making 100hp to 200hp. All our used turbos are inspected for any defects and come with a 30 day warranty to insure that the turbo is in working condition when installed. Feel free to email us if you have any questions regarding these used turbos.

This model turbo is currently sold out. Check back with us periodically. We may have a rebuilt version availible or you can send us yours to have it rebuilt.

SPECS:
Garrett model number: TB2531 (T25 series turbo)
Compressor housing A/R: .48
Turbine housing A/R: .49
Horsepower Capabilities: ~200hp
Internal Wastegate: Yes
Water cooled: Yes
Wastegate setting: 7 psi


ah ha I was looking like crazy But I found it, Hmmmm But im pretty sure you can squeeze more than 200hp out of it, maybe 210-215 with tuning.. that has to be a baseline and not a limit? what do you guys think:confused:(again this is for my friends sentra se-r)
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wait wait, does he mean the turbo can add up to an additional 200hp on top of motors already pushing 100-200 hp stock.....please correct my imbalaced statement If im wrong...

It means that the turbo can flow enough air for up to 200hp.

From what I read in the saab forums these turbos could produce up to 240hp on the factory vehicle, If they can spool that much with increased boost pressure my friend should be able to put out 215(his goal) on his sentra.

i thought you were looking for a t3? what the fuck are you doing again? im always confused if you sent the manifold back or not.

I got it back in the mail With a unable to deliver note "type thing" I dunno why but whatever.....Im sticking to the t25 route braineack, did'nt you see the sr in my engine bay? this turbo is for my friends ser
I did'nt bother to go back to the post office because I got busy with work so I just forgot about it and moved on to working with what I have ...

I cant find the map for it but if it is a t25 45 trim then it is about 18 lbs/hr of flow at 15 psig. if it is a 55 it is 20 lbs/hr at 9-10 psi. and if it is similiar to the t3 50 trim it is 26 lb/hr FWIW 1 lbs/hr of ambient air is about 14.6 cfm so the t-25 45 is 263 cfm, 55 is 292 cfm, t3 50 is 380 cfm, in comparison to the greddy tdo4 wich is 428 cfm.

Hmmm puzzling.... Thats alot to look up, hey if I remember right theres a website to convert cfm,psi,ect. into horsepower output right?

its a small ass T25, it wont make much more than 200whp. Maybe 200.1.

200 BRAKE HP... so maybe 150-175 whp... way too small.