garrett or turbonetics???
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garrett or turbonetics??? i am trying to decide on which was to go. i am doing this as a street kit and want to keep the power level right around 500-525rwhp for now to keep my stock short block alive. i am torn between a garrett turbo and a turbonetics t series T66. what garrett turbos would be comparable to the t66 turbonetics turbo?
Originally Posted by bboyferal
One vote here for Turbonetics, too... Top-notch warranty... Got my T-76GTQ some weeks ago and it's going in Labor Day weekend if Hurricane Ernesto doesn't blow my car away.
another vote for the Turbonetics warranty
why waste money with a single 66??? get a t76 and keep the boost level down. then you can turn it up later on if you decide to do a forged engine and not have to buy a new turbo.
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Originally Posted by sr71
why waste money with a single 66??? get a t76 and keep the boost level down. then you can turn it up later on if you decide to do a forged engine and not have to buy a new turbo.
I've never ran a single. it's always been twins on my car. since I have no personal experience with a single, I will not guess on the spool up rpm. but, I'm sure there are a few members here with single 76's that can give you spool up awnsers from personal experience. I can assure you that it will not be a problem quickly spooling a single t4 flanged 76 on a ls1. you can also tweak your spool characteristics with housing a/r and turbine wheel choice. just remember....the earlier it spools up, the quicker it runs out of breath.
the boost level will not affect boost threshold.
there is little price difference between a 66 and a 76. the 76 will give you a little room to grow WHEN you decide you want more....and you WILL want more later on.
the boost level will not affect boost threshold.
there is little price difference between a 66 and a 76. the 76 will give you a little room to grow WHEN you decide you want more....and you WILL want more later on.
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Originally Posted by sr71
I've never ran a single. it's always been twins on my car. since I have no personal experience with a single, I will not guess on the spool up rpm. but, I'm sure there are a few members here with single 76's that can give you spool up awnsers from personal experience. I can assure you that it will not be a problem quickly spooling a single t4 flanged 76 on a ls1. you can also tweak your spool characteristics with housing a/r and turbine wheel choice. just remember....the earlier it spools up, the quicker it runs out of breath.
the boost level will not affect boost threshold.
there is little price difference between a 66 and a 76. the 76 will give you a little room to grow WHEN you decide you want more....and you WILL want more later on.
the boost level will not affect boost threshold.
there is little price difference between a 66 and a 76. the 76 will give you a little room to grow WHEN you decide you want more....and you WILL want more later on.
well the money wont be a problem, i was just worried about it not being able to spool up. i assume the smaller turbine wheel would spool up faster but how would the housing a/r affect that?
I vote for Turbonetics if your going with a 76......pretty basic performance as the other manufactures, but they have by far the best warranty in the industry. If you go with a larger T6, then the S-series by the guys from Forcedinductions.com and Borg Warner partnership. Those units make stupid amounts of power and seem to be unbreakable unless your have something wrong with the setup.
