You would never fully spool it up. Even on a top speed run from a rolling third gear drop it would struggle. I bet you would get smoked by a car with an S14 turbo as a result. The displacement is so small you would not move enough exhaust to spin it up and you would have to crank the boost up to get the power numbers and that turbo is falling remarkably to the left of the efficiency island at those pressures. I know it looks awesome, I was on the ATP site and had that big screw actually in my cart and had to delete it. It's just too big.
If you must have 700hp you would need to wind that lil guy up to some rediculous RPMs and crank the boost real high. If you are looking for something that will actually rotate bolted to a CA I suggest these.
GT3071R 450hphttp://
www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=GRT
GT3076R 500hphttp://
www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=GRT
GT3582R 600hphttp://
www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=GRT
If you simply must have the Z then just get it. Expect it to do this though.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=GHtgC2EsjVg
Now by my calculations which are admittedly amateur at about 2.2 and 30lb/min is a good point, working up from that those three turbos are great street turbo, more potential but less flexible, and maybe a bit too peaky for anything but a race car. Now superimpose that on the Z map and you see just how wrong that compressor would be on a small high-revver like the CA.
I could see an RB26 or RB25 making good use of that, potentially a KA24 or a 2.2 stroker SR20, but the CA is just too small to use that turbo effectively. Somebody chime in if they thing I am wrong but I don't believe I am.