15-20 psi with a T25?
#11
Re: 15-20 psi with a T25?
Originally Posted by quickspoolT25
Finally. Thankyou for the response. T3/T4 it is. Anyone have a lawnmower?
As for the T25, there are options and very few have compressor maps or know the trim of the T25 that they have. I have the largest T25 made sitting right in front of me which has a .80 A/R compressor housing with a 70 trim compressor wheel. The turbine is a 62 trim and sits in a .68 A/R exhaust housing. The standard T3 in the .60/.63 A/R spec has a 68 trim turbine with a 60 trim compressor wheel. The housings are obviously .60 and .63 and is capable of 35 lbs/min max. The T25 that I am referring to is capable of 32 lbs/min which isn't far off. Not all turbos are created equal and not all people that tell you that brand A is better than brand B know what they're talking about.
#12
Re: 15-20 psi with a T25?
Originally Posted by sixsick6
.60/.63 does not mean T3/T4. The .60 and .63 are A/R numbers which are the housings for a design of Garrett T3's. The .60/.63 was commonly found on a Ford Thunderbird or SVO in the late 80's. The .60 A/R housing has a 60 trim wheel and the turbine in the .63 A/R housing is the same T3 turbine that would also be in a .48 housing. T3 turbines are T3 turbines.
As for the T25, there are options and very few have compressor maps or know the trim of the T25 that they have. I have the largest T25 made sitting right in front of me which has a .80 A/R compressor housing with a 70 trim compressor wheel. The turbine is a 62 trim and sits in a .68 A/R exhaust housing. The standard T3 in the .60/.63 A/R spec has a 68 trim turbine with a 60 trim compressor wheel. The housings are obviously .60 and .63 and is capable of 35 lbs/min max. The T25 that I am referring to is capable of 32 lbs/min which isn't far off. Not all turbos are created equal and not all people that tell you that brand A is better than brand B know what they're talking about.
As for the T25, there are options and very few have compressor maps or know the trim of the T25 that they have. I have the largest T25 made sitting right in front of me which has a .80 A/R compressor housing with a 70 trim compressor wheel. The turbine is a 62 trim and sits in a .68 A/R exhaust housing. The standard T3 in the .60/.63 A/R spec has a 68 trim turbine with a 60 trim compressor wheel. The housings are obviously .60 and .63 and is capable of 35 lbs/min max. The T25 that I am referring to is capable of 32 lbs/min which isn't far off. Not all turbos are created equal and not all people that tell you that brand A is better than brand B know what they're talking about.
Sean88Accord comes to mind......or Quadnie. :1
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Re: 15-20 psi with a T25?
Originally Posted by sixsick6
Exactly, but everything I just said is still true whether you know it or not.
So where does this monster T25 come from? What cars did they come in? I'm guessing this isn't a junkyard turbo? Chances are you're the only person on this site who has ever seen one. :1
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#16
Re: 15-20 psi with a T25?
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Well I don't.....so ---- off. :P
So where does this monster T25 come from? What cars did they come in? I'm guessing this isn't a junkyard turbo? Chances are you're the only person on this site who has ever seen one. :1
So where does this monster T25 come from? What cars did they come in? I'm guessing this isn't a junkyard turbo? Chances are you're the only person on this site who has ever seen one. :1
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