Going Disco Potato
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Going Disco Potato
Gt2554r or disco potato….I just can’t decide Maybe I’ll talk to turbotim and do a twin turbo on my Miata.
Since I could not find anyone locally with a gt28rs, I decided to buy a disco potato and compare the two myself. Curiosity was killing me and I want to feel the difference between these two turbos. To be honest, I’m extremely happy with my current setup. It’s fast as **** and very responsive at 12-14psi. I just ran into a deal with this gt28rs that I could not pass up. My plan is to continue datalogging for a month or two with the gt25 under various situations and then pop on the gt28rs for comparison. This is going to be fun experiment.
Since I could not find anyone locally with a gt28rs, I decided to buy a disco potato and compare the two myself. Curiosity was killing me and I want to feel the difference between these two turbos. To be honest, I’m extremely happy with my current setup. It’s fast as **** and very responsive at 12-14psi. I just ran into a deal with this gt28rs that I could not pass up. My plan is to continue datalogging for a month or two with the gt25 under various situations and then pop on the gt28rs for comparison. This is going to be fun experiment.
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Wow. I'm glad to see someone doing this comparison! I'm very interested in seeing your results!! It should be a very simple swap too. Nice!
If you want my tiny GT1544 TT setup, I'll consider selling it. Depending on the results of the dyno day in 2 weeks, I may be going with a larger turbo(s). I need more power.
If you want my tiny GT1544 TT setup, I'll consider selling it. Depending on the results of the dyno day in 2 weeks, I may be going with a larger turbo(s). I need more power.
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