+ balancing. After a turbo is taken apart, it must be rebalanced. Otherwise it wont last very long.davidricardo86 wrote:Just rebuild the old turbo with a rebuild kit from ebay or something and call it a day. Thats what i did and ill be posting pics soon... so keep a look out for my thread. Its like $75.00 bucks for a rebuild kit and a couple hours of your own time and bam! Good as new!
This may not exactly be true. I've read that many of the T2 series turbo's by Garrett aren't balanced as an assembly, but as separate components (compressor impeller and turbine impeller/shaft assembly). When I rebuilt my SR T25, I just marked the compressor blades orientation in relation to the turbine shaft and just re-installed it that way.c-rad wrote:+ balancing. After a turbo is taken apart, it must be rebalanced. Otherwise it wont last very long.
Only the RB20/25. 26 uses T2 flanges. The T28's from the rb26 flow less than than a T28 would from an S14/15. The compressor housings use a much smaller A/R. Remember, only 3cyls and 1.3L of air is running each T28.fitch9014 wrote:
and aren't all skyline turbos t3 flanged?
yeah, the gt25 is pretty decent, i drove one with a hks gt2510 and it'swhere it's at, but man, they're expensive. best part, almost no lag, but there weren't any butterflies hooked up either (no low end). if it were me and i was going to spend the money, i'd try to find one of these, as opposed to the (g)t28...jt15833 wrote:why don't I ever hear people talking about gt25 turbos? if your looking for 250-270ish whp wouldnt a gt25 get you there with a better spool vs. a gt28 (or any t28) or no?
From what Ive seen:jt15833 wrote:sorry to sidetrack but when ppl talk about these 400-700 dollar turbos (give or take a hundred) are they usually talking about used s14 and s15 t28's? I was looking at garrett's and the gt25's look to be 1000ish. what other kind of options are there? is a nice t25 a practical solution for someone who wants 260ish whp?