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FattyMcBaggins wrote:I didn't know that it goes all the way to the exhaust. I was planning on running a high flow cat, but I guess not! Is it true that running with out the cat makes your exhaust smell super nasty?
You might ask...I am not sure how many O2 bungs come in that downpipe but I would get an extra and plug is so if you go to the dyno you have something they can thread the wideband into for getting acurate a/f's (just to double check your ecu tune, ect).

Also for stainless turbo line. I have Taka Motorsports front and rear z32 conversion lines as well as their clutch line and it is nice stuff. I have also see their regular bottom mount turbo lines and would recommend them. When I was getting info together on going top mount I contacted Taka and he said they can do custom length lines for top mount setups for $10 more than the bottom mount bringing it to like $170 for the 3 lines. I think he can also supply an oil drain if wanted.


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HardcorePS13 wrote:




Trace flow rates at 1.5 PR, notice the difference?

GT2871R - 53.8mm / 76 Trim

GT3071R - 56.5mm / 84 - 90 Trim

* Turbine stage is outline interchangeable with GT2554R (471171-3), GT2560R (466541-1), GT2860RS (739548-1)

The actual GT3071R runs a larger turbine. The one sold on ATPTurbo.com and other sites lists the turbocharger with the smaller (albeit optional) turbine wheel which is the same as the GT2871R.
None of those turbines are the ones that come on the true GT 4-bolt exhaust housing. The ones that do (at least for the GT3071r) like this one:http://www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=GRT...have a 60mm, 84 trim turbine (exact same as the real GT30r). I'm pretty sure a GT style 4-bolt GT2871r .63 is the same story but could be wrong. I may call ATP later to confirm.

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Dori Dori
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This should be the turbine on the 4-bolt GT3071r.

T4 RB25det
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im not too sure on how availability is on these kits now, but the guy who sold his a little bit ago is a friend of mine, and i drove the car. The spool wasnt really too bad in my eyes, i thought full boost by 4,000 was good, and it hit pretty hard after that. also when he first got the kit i think it was only one of maybe 2 or 3 in the US, but that was a long time ago

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Dori Dori wrote:None of those turbines are the ones that come on the true GT 4-bolt exhaust housing. The ones that do (at least for the GT3071r) like this one:http://www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=GRT...have a 60mm, 84 trim turbine (exact same as the real GT30r). I'm pretty sure a GT style 4-bolt GT2871r .63 is the same story but could be wrong. I may call ATP later to confirm.
The one sold on ATP's site uses the 60mm wheel found on the GT30R. You will also notice the GT3071RWG runs the smaller wheel found above.

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I'm not talking about that turbo though. Real t3 flanged GT turbo's have a 4 bolt gt housing and use the diverging cone exhasut housing like the GT30r.

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Dori Dori wrote:I'm not talking about that turbo though. Real t3 flanged GT turbo's have a 4 bolt gt housing and use the diverging cone exhasut housing like the GT30r.
Yes, and other just as real GT series turbochargers use other typical housings as well. Basically my point is to be aware of what you are getting and not get caught up in thinking there is only 1 GT3071R.

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IMO, there is only one GT3071r and that's the one with the GT30 hot side haha. Seriously though, why do you think I'd specify the 4 bolt T3 housing if I didn't realize there was more than one 3071r avail? Stop being a e-b1tch and just let it go, damn.

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I got lost somewhere in that little arguement...I'm getting the GT3071R in .63 trim...that's what was suggested correct?

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Dori Dori wrote:IMO, there is only one GT3071r and that's the one with the GT30 hot side haha. Seriously though, why do you think I'd specify the 4 bolt T3 housing if I didn't realize there was more than one 3071r avail? Stop being a e-b1tch and just let it go, damn.
Alright Mr. Big Nuts who just decided to start posting

2002 ... that ain't OG.

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was that big nuts comment towards me? Iwas just asking. and I haven't said anything for awhile because I had absolutely no idea what was going on.

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FattyMcBaggins wrote:was that big nuts comment towards me? Iwas just asking. and I haven't said anything for awhile because I had absolutely no idea what was going on.
I'm just giving him hell.

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FattyMcBaggins wrote:I got lost somewhere in that little arguement...I'm getting the GT3071R in .63 trim...that's what was suggested correct?
That's the turbo I'd recommend for 400+ on a SR. You can even sacrafice a little transient response for a thicker wallet and get a t3/t04e. Just a suggestion.

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The T3/T04e is the one I have to get to match up to my T3 flanged top mount right? or is the T3/T04e different than a T3/T4?

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You could get any number of turbo's to match up to a peakboost manifold/downpipe. A t3/t04e was just another suggestion. They are just cheaper than the GT series of turbos, easier to get, and easier (and much cheaper) to service in the event of a failure.

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whats the peak power and boost that the GT3071R .63 A/R will be able to do on 93 Octane?

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DrifterProdigy85 wrote:whats the peak power and boost that the GT3071R .63 A/R will be able to do on 93 Octane?
There is no answer to that. It depends on your location, tuner, and a number of other factors.

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How bout a guestimate on how much power it can make at the highest boost for 93 octane? Of course there is no exact answer but guestimates are close enough for me to know if its the turbo for me.

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Wait a little bit and I'll show you.


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