Since you are using that big of an injector, why not take advantage of them with a decent turbo. I wouldn't toy with the T2-poot turbos. I would look more into something T3 based, but not too big or laggy. T3/T04B was a big hit with my old car yielding impressive #s and excellent street performance. I now use a T3/T04E which is also impressive on both the stret and strip. Trying to use a large ball bearing turbo on your set-up is not necessary unless you just want to. Hope that helps.TheColoradoQ wrote:Give me your opinions. I have to build a custom manifold anyway and it's time to choose a flange. I already have a stock t25 and a sr t25. Current setup looks like:
Stock internals and camsI have a set of stock injectors and some 660's (maybe kinda big?)stock SRT-4 Neon FMICSDS EM4-F standaloneand I'll be running a full 3" exhaust w/o a cat and minimal muffler.
I'm not looking for crazy power (it's a 1800 lbs MGB) but since I have the opportunity to set it up with pretty much any turbo I figured I'd get you guy's opinions.
For you, I'd recommend a T3/T04B stage 1 with .48 rear housing and .50 front cover. If you value my opinion and experience, go for this turbo and promise you'll be buying me a drink from afar ?TheColoradoQ wrote:Yea, I've been thinking about a t3. What are the AR #'s on yours Dee? Like I said, I don't need/want anything real huge. This is a street car so I want something that'll spool nice down lower and will still allow me to flow some decent air. What do you think of the td04/td05 turbos???
You have a deal there, provided I can find one at a decent price! What did you do for a wastgate?boost_boy wrote:For you, I'd recommend a T3/T04B stage 1 with .48 rear housing and .50 front cover. If you value my opinion and experience, go for this turbo and promise you'll be buying me a drink from afar ?
Dee
You can use one of SS autochromes or stone mountain racing or XS power's wastegates because those indeed work (I can atest to this). I wouldn't pay no more than $450 for a T3/T04B. As for the drink, whatever drink you like, just send me the chump change and I'll drink to the fact tha you are happy with the recommendation.TheColoradoQ wrote:
You have a deal there, provided I can find one at a decent price! What did you do for a wastgate?
And you might have to come a ways for that drink, 'cause I've never even been to FL!
Chosing the right turbo in the right configurations will make or break your expectations and/or your car/engine's performance. I recommend thge same turbo I recommend for TheColoradoQ simply because I have tried a multitude of turbos on the CA and many of them had lag, but the T3/T04B with a .63 or .48 rear housing will get your little 1809cc or 110cid engine up and out.Winona wrote:hey dee seeing we are on this topic, im stuck in the middle of a new turbo i was thining t3/04, but dont know about the lag, is it that bad or no?, and where can u get a decent manifold i dont want to mess around with ss auto, so i was thinking a gt28, but almost for the same price i can go t304 whats ur input?
I chose the T3/T04B because I wanted a turbo that will be not only flexible, yet effective, that will be efficient, yet perform great for street/strip duties. But the coolest thing was its cost and the ability to toggle through wheel sizes and different housings. The gt2871r is a good turbo for what it is, but in the world of user or equipment failure, I can't afford to replace one everytime they fail. I hope this makes some kind of sense to you.capwred wrote:dee do you like the t3/04b over the 2871r