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HiProfile 03-14-2005 06:52 PM

Question regarding T2, T25, T28, and S13/S14 turbos...
 
I can't seem to find much out about regular T2 turbos - mainly I find dodge shadow pages (apparently its a "T2" chasiss or whatever >:( ). I was planning on buying a garrett from a guy who said that it was for S13/S14 silvia's (usually T25, rare is a T28). I thought that the T2 was a typo...guess not. The weird thing is that the AR for the comp & turbine are .80 and .64 - same as the GT28RS's (I'm assuming same as the regular T28). The GT25R has different A/R's, but I'm clueless about the regular T2 A/R's.

Anyone know what's up? Any maps for a T2, or know if it will be worse for a B18B1 than a T25 (not looking for boost RIGHT off idle, just before 4k, but also want it to pull to redline). I already have a HKS mani for a T25 shipping to me for cheap, so I'd rather get a T28 or T25 while I save up for a GT28RS. THANKS a lot for any info you can provide guys.

d16forlife 03-15-2005 09:15 AM

Re: Question regarding T2, T25, T28, and S13/S14 turbos...
 
Dont allways base yourself on the ar. to size a turbo.I bought what was headed as a t3 on ebay with a 42./49. ar.When I got it it was a t25 wich we all know is smaller than a t3.

Keep hunting for those maps and try and base yourself on CFMs.

HiProfile 03-15-2005 10:24 PM

Re: Question regarding T2, T25, T28, and S13/S14 turbos...
 
I think for the time being I'm going to make up an weird adapter for a T3 and get the .60 .48 a/r from a thuderbird turbo coupe. The only prob is that I'll have to find a wastegate flapper housing and probably a different wg actuator. From what I've read it should spool quick being a T3, yet have the topend flow with having a .60 compressor a/r.


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