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erikespo

Oct 25, 2005 11:35 AM

Difference between a t25 and a TB2569

I was wondering what the differences between a T25 and a TB2569 are. Are there many?

turboDA6

Oct 25, 2005 11:40 AM

Re: Difference between a t25 and a TB2569

what the hecks a tb2569 lol, some german turbo on renaults? seems small. use a GT series t25 or GT28. im usin it n its good for almost 350ishhp

Loserkidwac

Oct 25, 2005 12:02 PM

Re: Difference between a t25 and a TB2569

Yea if you are talking about a t25 and gt25, then a gt25 is a ball bearing turbo...I believe that is the only difference(which is a big difference) but should have the same flange, don't quote me on anything...My mazda has a gt25 pretty decent for a stock turbo car but the real advantage is the ability to put a gt28 in some day...ah dreams...

turboDA6

Oct 25, 2005 12:51 PM

Re: Difference between a t25 and a TB2569

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loserkidwac

but the real advantage is the ability to put a gt28 in some day...ah dreams...

dreams i recently completed, oil lines, coolant lines are all compatable between gt25 and gt28, big big difference. i love it =)

Loserkidwac

Oct 25, 2005 01:56 PM

Re: Difference between a t25 and a TB2569

Nice, yea its in my dreams for my MSP but for now it is staying stock and as a daily driver, what car did you put on, have any numbers before and after converting? I'd like to know, might push my plans up a little, thanks...Matt

P.S. sorry for jacking the thread

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