been running 18psi, and WOW!!!

Dr.Sound said:
for u guys that want to flash but are afraid that it might slow down the car.........

u can buy my ECU, my car wasnt flashed, so that way u'll have an ECU with the flash, and one without :D


SOLD SOLD SOLD !!!!!!!:D :D
 
Sparkz28SS said:
I thought that the t-25 was unefficient after 15 ps???i...

Well this has been hotly debated. Supposedly (no one really seems to know) this t-25 pushes more cfm.
I have heard it refered to as a GT25 and a GT25R.
I have yet to get a positive ID from anyone.
Joe had his up to 21 PSI on the dyno using 116 octane.
He seemed to infer (from what I could tell) it was fairly useful up to about 18PSI.
He did quite a bit of PSI testing with his MSP before he sold it.
 
the MSP's do not have GT-series turbos. i believe the smallest GT-series is a GT35, anyways. the MSP's come with a run of the mill Garret T-25. see page 3 for a compressor map i posted.

18psi is past the eff. of this turbo, but its not damaging it per say.
 
18psi most looks nice on your boost gauge. I have a 2bar gauge and have yet to go over 5 psi...10psi soon,very soon (laugh)
 
DiscreetSpeed said:
just like your post....useless!


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mx3ownzj00 said:
the MSP's do not have GT-series turbos. i believe the smallest GT-series is a GT35, anyways. the MSP's come with a run of the mill Garret T-25. see page 3 for a compressor map i posted.

18psi is past the eff. of this turbo, but its not damaging it per say.

(werd)
 
thanks, TheMAN, i'm not sure why there's so much confusion surrounding the MSP's turbo or the limits of it. if more people just looked at the compressor map, it'd answer alot of re-occurring questions
 
I thought since this turbo was a ball bearing turbo that it would be more efficient up to a higher psi? Or is there another reason for having a ball bearing turbo?
 

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