boosting a 2.2L...
#1
boosting a 2.2L...
My initial plan was to boost my 2.2 DOHC with a t3, and i've heard that with the right trim i could produce boost up to redline, but i've also read that t3's are too small for a 2.2.. What do u guys think? reccommend anything? I also wanted to go with the t3 because of the adapter plate that a few places are selling. I havent seen an adapter plate for any other turbo for my manifold. Anyways.. the manifold is a 3s-gte (toyota) if that helps. Thanks
Dj*Dan
Dj*Dan
#2
Re: boosting a 2.2L...
you still have a lot of reading to do...
there is different sizes of T3's..start learning more about the turbo's. Maybe pick up a book called Maximum boost by Corkey Bell
also if you find that a different turbo would be better you can also have a shop make and weld a flange to your mani.
there is different sizes of T3's..start learning more about the turbo's. Maybe pick up a book called Maximum boost by Corkey Bell
also if you find that a different turbo would be better you can also have a shop make and weld a flange to your mani.
#4
Re: boosting a 2.2L...
you still have a lot of reading to do...
there is different sizes of T3's..start learning more about the turbo's.
there is different sizes of T3's..start learning more about the turbo's.
speaking of reading... How bout u read my post
My initial plan was to boost my 2.2 DOHC with a t3, and i've heard that with the right trim i could produce boost up to redline, but i've also read that t3's are too small...
#7
Re: boosting a 2.2L...
my buddies MR2 Turbo with the 3s-gte has the toyota ct26 stock turbo. we have it pushing 15psi from 3,200 rpm all the way until 7,000 rpm. it holds boost good with no spiking. also running a MBC and a few other mods. I would half to classify a ct26 as a t3 super 60. just because of the compressor wheels and trims. if you were to upgrade i would definately say a t3/t4 hybrid. if you read on most ofthe toyota sites, and professionals buildingthat engine that is the turbo of choice. i would say on a stock MR2 with stock ignition 12psi is the most you can run PERIOD. unless you have a 93-95 MR2 turbo you can run 14psi. YES i am talking about PSI and not LBS per minute. because we all know that a t4 compressor housing and wheel will produce more lbs of air at 6psi than a ct26 at 6psi. the reason you cant run higher boost is due to limitations of the ECU's. they also have a safety feature built in to cut the engine at 12 or 14 psi depending on which version you have.
1st gen 3s-gte =had TVIS
2nd gen 3s-gte =did not have TVIS
run a t3/t4 and make crazy power. on a 8.8.1 compression ratio 3s-gte. STOCK
1st gen 3s-gte =had TVIS
2nd gen 3s-gte =did not have TVIS
run a t3/t4 and make crazy power. on a 8.8.1 compression ratio 3s-gte. STOCK
#9
Re: boosting a 2.2L...
Originally Posted by Importordomestic
my buddies MR2 Turbo with the 3s-gte has the toyota ct26 stock turbo. we have it pushing 15psi from 3,200 rpm all the way until 7,000 rpm. it holds boost good with no spiking. also running a MBC and a few other mods. I would half to classify a ct26 as a t3 super 60. just because of the compressor wheels and trims. if you were to upgrade i would definately say a t3/t4 hybrid. if you read on most ofthe toyota sites, and professionals buildingthat engine that is the turbo of choice. i would say on a stock MR2 with stock ignition 12psi is the most you can run PERIOD. unless you have a 93-95 MR2 turbo you can run 14psi. YES i am talking about PSI and not LBS per minute. because we all know that a t4 compressor housing and wheel will produce more lbs of air at 6psi than a ct26 at 6psi. the reason you cant run higher boost is due to limitations of the ECU's. they also have a safety feature built in to cut the engine at 12 or 14 psi depending on which version you have.
1st gen 3s-gte =had TVIS
2nd gen 3s-gte =did not have TVIS
run a t3/t4 and make crazy power. on a 8.8.1 compression ratio 3s-gte. STOCK
1st gen 3s-gte =had TVIS
2nd gen 3s-gte =did not have TVIS
run a t3/t4 and make crazy power. on a 8.8.1 compression ratio 3s-gte. STOCK