recommend me a new turbo
#61
This is probably stupid any completely wrong (apologies in advance), but from that picture it looks like the extra length is due to the turbine housing. I noticed Full-Race has the EFR 6758 listed with and without the turbine housing.
BorgWarner EFR 6758 Turbo - Full-Race.com
I guess there's not a chance you could buy the EFR without the turbine and swap one off another T25?
BorgWarner EFR 6758 Turbo - Full-Race.com
I guess there's not a chance you could buy the EFR without the turbine and swap one off another T25?
#64
you know what i have been doing a bit of thinking today and is the efr 6758 really worth it for me over a gt2871r? spool has never been an issue with the 2871 on the race car and it was making 355bhp at 1.2 bar. owen developments who built the last turbo recommended we could easily run 1.6 bar without problem!
would the benefits outweigh the cost/work? i can get a gt2871r for £650 with uprated bearing cages and internal heat shielding. an efr 6758 is going to cost £1000+ and need either a new manifold or major surgery to fit. also the efr is hard to get your hands on where as i can get a Garrett next day!
could someone please convince me what i should do!!
are there any other good options that will bit my fm manifold just to make the decision harder?
would the benefits outweigh the cost/work? i can get a gt2871r for £650 with uprated bearing cages and internal heat shielding. an efr 6758 is going to cost £1000+ and need either a new manifold or major surgery to fit. also the efr is hard to get your hands on where as i can get a Garrett next day!
could someone please convince me what i should do!!
are there any other good options that will bit my fm manifold just to make the decision harder?
#66
the gtx series look very good! according to their website the GTX2867 is good for 480bhp... next option is .64 or .86 a/r. the old GT2871r was .64 a/r and the lag was easily acceptable. wonder how bad .86 would be?? i would imagine it would be ok on a race car...
going to call my supplier tomorrow and see what i can get one for at trade.
http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...366-1_comp.jpg
would probably be around the top right of the map if i estimate at 400bhp air flow will be around 45 lbs/min and a pressure ratio of around 3... would mean it should be very efficient rite through the rev range though.
going to call my supplier tomorrow and see what i can get one for at trade.
http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...366-1_comp.jpg
would probably be around the top right of the map if i estimate at 400bhp air flow will be around 45 lbs/min and a pressure ratio of around 3... would mean it should be very efficient rite through the rev range though.
Last edited by mr2daj; 11-11-2012 at 06:12 PM.
#71
called my supplier and i can get a gtx2867r with exhaust housing, uprated steel bearing cages, internal heat shielding and a built in egt boss for £890 ($1400) plus tax (which i can claim back).
seems like a good deal to me. we are never going to know how good it is if nobody tries it. be good to see a real comparison between this and the BW.
seems like a good deal to me. we are never going to know how good it is if nobody tries it. be good to see a real comparison between this and the BW.
#80
yea with the engine rebuild and the new turbo the winter budget is all used up. the m4 is not ideal i know but think its going to have to battle on for another season.
Decided to try the .64 housing and see how that goes first. hot the end of the world if i have to get the .86 at a later date. The gt2871r that was on before was pretty good on a .64 housing. Shame the housing was damaged after the bearings exploded!
Decided to try the .64 housing and see how that goes first. hot the end of the world if i have to get the .86 at a later date. The gt2871r that was on before was pretty good on a .64 housing. Shame the housing was damaged after the bearings exploded!