Gt2860 is this to big
after a lot of reading im starting to put togther in my head what my turbo build will consist of.
a friend is selling a Chinese Gt2860 is this to big for a 1.8mx5
im not looking for pushing my enigne to its limits just to make around 180 bhp
cheers guys
a friend is selling a Chinese Gt2860 is this to big for a 1.8mx5
im not looking for pushing my enigne to its limits just to make around 180 bhp
cheers guys
If you want a cheap small turbo, I would look into getting a SR20 T25 turbo. I'm sure the china turbo will make the power, but your low end will most likely suck. T25 has been proven time and time again.
A Chinese 2860 will spool fine. My chin 2870 spools fine. 9psi was 204whp on mine with a log mani and 3in exhaust so 8 or 9psi should get your 180whp out of a 60mm given a similar hotside.
gospeed sells it, but it's much cheaper from some sources on ebay...it's much more expensive that it was when i got it for around $175 shipped.
Godspeed T3 Internal Wastegate 48AR 8PSI Exhaust V Band Turbo Charger 350 HP | eBay
Godspeed T3 Internal Wastegate 48AR 8PSI Exhaust V Band Turbo Charger 350 HP | eBay
I'm also wondering why the 180hp limit? Fueling? The stock 1.8 engine is good for ~250 without a problem and while a 2860 isn't the turbo I would choose to make that number, it would do it. If you're dead set on 180, I'm with the other guys. Find the smallest turbo you can lay hands on. Come to think of it that's dead on stock power for a mazdaspeed miata. You could look at a part out from someone who has gone for bigger power and hit your goals.
Dammit I was searching for 'IWG' instead of 'internal wastegate'.
OP the link that Brain gave or his earlier suggestion of an SR20 T25 is what you want, not a 2860 churbo. Which I've never heard of so I assume it's the 2871 churbo that is pretty reliable but slow spooling.
OP the link that Brain gave or his earlier suggestion of an SR20 T25 is what you want, not a 2860 churbo. Which I've never heard of so I assume it's the 2871 churbo that is pretty reliable but slow spooling.
A real BB 2860rs should spool pretty nicely, i've got one in the garage and will be finding out soon enough.
However, the china ones are pretty laggy, because journal bearing, less efficient, etc. I'd stick with the sr20 t25 for your power goals (that's what I'm currently running). Seems to put down near 200whp at around ~10-12psi.
However, the china ones are pretty laggy, because journal bearing, less efficient, etc. I'd stick with the sr20 t25 for your power goals (that's what I'm currently running). Seems to put down near 200whp at around ~10-12psi.
I have been tempted to give this turbo a try
Nissan Skyline GTR BNR R32/R33/R34 S13 S14 Turbo T28 GT2860 SR20 KA24 SR26 25 20
seems similar to a 2560
Nissan Skyline GTR BNR R32/R33/R34 S13 S14 Turbo T28 GT2860 SR20 KA24 SR26 25 20
seems similar to a 2560
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The 2860 isn't too big per se, but will be somewhat laggy and is larger than you need for your power goals. However, if your friend is giving it away you can throw it on there and save $$.
Just depends on what your goals are and what your budget is. If you want quick spool and can spend the money, the 2560 is the perfect turbo for a stock-rods 1.8.
Just depends on what your goals are and what your budget is. If you want quick spool and can spend the money, the 2560 is the perfect turbo for a stock-rods 1.8.









