ya its legit, i bought it from a high end, reputable tuner shop, but thanks, ill look into thatPyR0NiAk wrote:That's right on with what my T2 flanged GT3071R says... If you look where your lines go, if it's a legit Garrett turbo and someone hasn't removed it, There should be an aluminum id tag with an identification number. I recommend getting that number and try emailing Garrett.
P.S. Your stock fuel system can't push enough for a 3071.. You'll lean out quick.
ya, i was thinking somewhere around there.240slidekat wrote:1 trillion horsepower buwahahaha *dr evil laugh*
if the shop is as high end and reputable as you say, they can tell you what it is...bryantkalagian wrote:
ya, i was thinking somewhere around there.
ya ill give them a call in the morningPyR0NiAk wrote:
if the shop is as high end and reputable as you say, they can tell you what it is...
not yet. i am going to do injectors and pump before i throw it on a dynoPyR0NiAk wrote:Just curious.. Did you find out what it is?
its just barely bigger than stock, the hot side is just a little bit biggerPyR0NiAk wrote:You really can't purchase the right size injectors without knowing what turbo you have...
You buy injectors based on your HP desires, not the turbo. Injector requirements on a 3071 @ 14psi is not the same as the 3071r @ 28psi. You can buy whatever injector size you want as long as you can control them. Just buy the biggest size within reason. Doing that will save you from selling your old injectors and having to buy a bigger size when you upgrade. And you will upgrade...you don't have a choicePyR0NiAk wrote:You really can't purchase the right size injectors without knowing what turbo you have...
i really dont care, the car is for sale anyways. i am just trying to set it up decent for whoever buys it.PyR0NiAk wrote:My 3071 doesn't APPEAR much bigger than my T25... T25 is fine with 370cc injectors... For my setup, I'm going to be running 810cc injectors... You seriously NEED to figure out what turbo you have so you can get a proper setup. I've told you that all you need to do is look at the id tag and give that number to Garret.
Yes, you are correct... But I believe I'm pretty dead-on when I say the average person builds their car for 16-20psi of whichever turbo they own.eh? wrote:
You buy injectors based on your HP desires, not the turbo. Injector requirements on a 3071 @ 14psi is not the same as the 3071r @ 28psi. You can buy whatever injector size you want as long as you can control them. Just buy the biggest size within reason. Doing that will save you from selling your old injectors and having to buy a bigger size when you upgrade. And you will upgrade...you don't have a choice
i am only boosting like 8lbs and i got the turbo as a basically stock turbo when the stock one had bent exhaust fins. i am going to get it tuned and if i need injectors, then i will put them on and retune itPyR0NiAk wrote:Noone is going to want to buy a car that you threw a random turbo with some random injectors together... You're basically saying that you're setting a car up to lean out and ruin the motor just so you can sell it...
no i dont. thanks for the hospitality thoughCameron wrote:dont you have an SR? yea get out of here.
oh alright, hahaCameron wrote:not you silly, do you think i would say that to you after reading your thread?
i was talking to the guy above you, we just posted at the same time.
You (should) buy your all components based on your desired hp level. You can buy large injector without detrimental effects.PyR0NiAk wrote:
Yes, you are correct... But I believe I'm pretty dead-on when I say the average person builds their car for 16-20psi of whichever turbo they own.
Just because I own an SR, doesn't mean I haven't touched an RB. Besides, his stupidity would be stupidity on a KA, an SR, or even a freaking 4G63. I'm trying to help keep this kid from making an ignorant decision that could cost him, or an unfortunate buyer a lot of money. Sorry if that's a problem.Cameron wrote:dont you have an SR? yea get out of here.
I'm not too concerned about it. Either way man... You do understand that 8 pounds on a stock turbo is different from 8 pounds on a 30 series turbo right? I'm not attempting to flame you by any means. I'm just trying to save you, or someone else some serious cash. That shop should know exactly what they sold you, so there's no reason you shouldn't be able to take a few minutes and stop by there shop. "Hey I bought this turbo from you on this date, can you tell me what it is?" Then you would know exactly what you have, and what kind of fuel setup would be your safest to go with, for either mild boost at the moment, or high boost later on.bryantkalagian wrote:oh god look what i have started
We're on the same page here, man. That's why I reconfirmed what I was saying.eh? wrote:What I'm saying is to choose the right injector NOW and you won't have to upgrade them LATER.You can run 850cc injectors with a stock turbo if you wanted to. You can then use the same 850cc's run a T66 LATER. I don't know about you but most people almost always upgrade.