PT88-47H or GT4788
Users/expert help and opinion is needed..
I have only 2 options to go on the turbo
1- GT4788, AR is 1.08
2- PT88-47H, AR is 0.96
Firebird, TH400 tranny
408 lsx short block
CNC'd Ls3 heads (Compression is 9.2)
which one will be the best for my engine, Am shooting for 900rwhp
Thanks and appreciate your feedback
The pt8847 uses the tiny H compressor cover, and a custom cast precision .96 t4 exhaust housing
Same housings and size as the standard pt88 other than the pt88 being a little longer since it uses the TV bearing housing
The gt4788 is in the full size (huge) compressor cover, and uses the standard t6 exhaust housing
The fullsize 4788 will make more power, more efficiently
You would be much happier with a gt50 or 55 turbines that motor
Its the same physical size as the 4788 so no difference there
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I have already paid for the shop to purchase one of the above.
So, for my 408 and ls3 heads you guys suggest to go with the GT4788
How much should i expect from the GT4788 and my motor?
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The pt8847 uses the tiny H compressor cover, and a custom cast precision .96 t4 exhaust housing
Same housings and size as the standard pt88 other than the pt88 being a little longer since it uses the TV bearing housing
The gt4788 is in the full size (huge) compressor cover, and uses the standard t6 exhaust housing
The fullsize 4788 will make more power, more efficiently
I agree , Specially with stalled auto.
I'm going with GT4788 T6 1.08 on 370-408ci 6 speed trans and I'm thinking GT50
The thing is that i wanna know how efficient is this turbo on my car. Am not going to use a stalled convertor
How would it spool/response
Am gonna hit my goal with that 4788?
Will the 4788 make the power? Yes
Will the 88-47 make the power? Maybe. You will for sure run out of steam fast I. The rpm range.
Is this a car that is going to see the track often? If yes, or only a track car and those are the only choices it would be the 4788. HOWEVER, I would get a 1.23 or 1.39 housing for it!
You are not going to run a higher stall? Why not? A stock converter will die quickly. A 3200-3600 converter will be essential in turbo spool, without it the car won't get into the power band and spool. My car has a 3600 in it, when I nail it in 3rd on the freeway it flashes and goes into boost instantly. The motor will lift the heads before you run out of turbo. That turbo is a little small for that motor, but with that spool will be earlier. It might not make as much power past a certain rpm but will more than meet your goals.






