GT turbo A/R

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SR180SX
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GT2835R with 1.12 A/R what do you guy think? do you guy think the A/R too high?


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thats large

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after the answer I H8 UR DSM gave i can't think of anything else to say. he pretty much said it all.

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lol...i guess...i didnt give much of an explanation though....im not the greatest at describing a/r's and stuff...id leave that to Adam, hehe....but i do know its BIG, but i dont think its 'TOO' big, but ask dauntt, he could tell you better, sorry.

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What kind of application are you thinking about using that turbo for?

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jemil118
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They need to put up a FAQ about turbos....not the system, I know how the sytsem work, but about the actual turbo's...the compresser, ball bearings, all the good stuff...

MikeS14240sx
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Thats way to large for a 2 liter engine. The lag would be insane. If your putting it on a vette or viper you can make great power:)

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SR180SX
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i though so too, i ask 'cuz someone offer me an used GT2835R w/ 1.12 A/R.... thanks!

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yea, with that A/R you'd really kinda not be enjoying that turbo to its fullest extent. That turbo is a really nice turbo, but just go for the .87 A/R with the external wastegate and you'll have more turbo then chances are you'd want for most driving. (unless your going all out drag)

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