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Fri Feb 27, 2004 5:45 pm
i'll give it a go...1. i actually shaved a little from the turbo-it's got a weird thick section, and i shaved a little from the motor mount.... then i cut a peice of brake booster tubing down one side, lubed it up with cooking oil(you want it to actually go away eventually) and slipped it inbetween the two.2. i got the wastegate from the guy who sold me the turbo (still new) and it looks pretty easy to make, you should just make a mokup with coat hanger and have someone weld it up... don't let them charge you more than 20 bux... how can i post a pic?3. 21 psi is the max, but this turbo is not made to be run at maximum psi.... while it is a great high hp turbo, the real benefit of this turbo is using the 't2small' turbine as you put it, to spoll to it's efficiency range very very fast which is still around the stock (a little higher)17 lbs or so.... now the large compressor with the small a/r ratio gets spinning somewhat quickly too, but doesn't like to push too many psi (remember the small a/r that made it spool so fast) and drops off in efficiency very rapidly until innefficiency is reached... where does max FLOW (which is what really matters not psi) end up for the compresor? conveniently at 17-19 psi... do you think the hks engineers just stumbled upon this combination... i don't think so, and i bet that anyone else with this turbo can say that it's the best 17lbs ever.... ever..... for a good example the gt25r make max FLOWS 602 cfm at 19 psi you can drop down to 564 cfm and gain about 10% efficiency back at 17psi.... the hks2835 (which i have heard many people say is the superior of these two brothers) FLOWS 608cfm at 24.6 psi.... now that hardly seems like the superior turbo.... people just say that it takes too long to spool the big t4 compressor on the gt25r, but that's because they ask it to spool for too long... let it breathe.... don't make it run up a hill.... get my drift? and as for drifting, keeping the boost low with this turbo, keeps power on all day long.... like your t25 was a toy....4. it doesn't have the holes to bolt on the intake adapter and hotpipe adapter, so you have to remake both.... and as for lines... how can i post a pic? i have a great hydraulic supply store that helps me think through everything.... you'd be impressed with the stainless steel set up for my turbo, (the only hard line that works is the one that barbs into the soft coolant return line behind the block) and my oil filter reloc. and my oil cooler, and my fuel rail and fpr, and my oil temp and press sensor.... i'd say that the only things i've got that you don't are 740s, some oil goodies, big *** fans, thermostat, and i've got the gt spec exhaust.... oh and stock ignition... and i can't post any numbers because i got a good deal on a younger block and am in the process of switching out blocks so i have one to build.... but last week, this thing was running nice as ever.... i used to have an 11sec daily driven third gen, and while this sr isn't as fast, it pulls almost as hard.... like walking behind the swing set and getting hit by a fat kid on his backswing.... i really need a better lsd now...let me know if i forgot anything