Changing from ball bearing to journal bearing got ?'s

Hmm well I'm definitely not having that issue but I'll know what to think if that comes up. Personally I say go with the GT28RS, the T25 is just too slow spool wise - not really useful with these cars.
 
Umm from what I've read on the forum I thought the GT28RS actually spooled a little slower than the stock T25? Or at least around the same RPM range? My T25 is on boost by 25-2800rpms.
 
magnumP5 said:
Hmm well I'm definitely not having that issue but I'll know what to think if that comes up. Personally I say go with the GT28RS, the T25 is just too slow spool wise - not really useful with these cars.

i am driving around a p5 right now with a gt28rs with more mods to it and its making less hp than my msp. I rly dont like the way it feels compared to the t25. I will rly be able to form a full opinion this weekend as i am going to pick up my turbo in a little bit and its going on this saturday
 
Shadow102 said:
i am driving around a p5 right now with a gt28rs with more mods to it and its making less hp than my msp. I rly dont like the way it feels compared to the t25. I will rly be able to form a full opinion this weekend as i am going to pick up my turbo in a little bit and its going on this saturday
I'd definitely like to hear the results. I am currently debating whether or not to stay with the GT25R orr go bigger. I wanted to shoot for 300whp but I'm not sure I want to put that much more effort into this car.
 
I would go wit a bigger turbo if your going to try to make 300whp. It's real hard to make that much power if your going to stick with the stocker.
 
maybe its just the car that was making that non bb t25 spool slow. because i turboed my ka24 in my 240sx with a t25 off a sr20det and i was at full spool at about 2200-2500(dunno)
 
2.0t03speed said:
maybe its just the car that was making that non bb t25 spool slow. because i turboed my ka24 in my 240sx with a t25 off a sr20det and i was at full spool at about 2200-2500(dunno)

Remember the ka24 is a 2.4L motor so at a given rpm it will be pushing approximately 20% more airflow than the 2.0L FS-DE, meaning the same turbo (ie the T25) on the larger engine will spool much faster.
 
My stock turbo spooled way to quick for any good launches, I'd get boost at around 1800rpm.
 
Apexi AVC-R? or you could pull timing down low if have a piggy back etc... or are we looking for inexpensive ways to slow spool.

or you could just do like the old school msp pioneers and launch in 2nd. lol
 
thepepperman said:
Umm from what I've read on the forum I thought the GT28RS actually spooled a little slower than the stock T25? Or at least around the same RPM range? My T25 is on boost by 25-2800rpms.

Thats what i thought...the gt28 spools slower because it needs to take a larger volume of air to start the spool...but produces more hp because of the large volume of air being blown into the engine?
 
crashkelly said:
Thats what i thought...the gt28 spools slower because it needs to take a larger volume of air to start the spool...but produces more hp because of the large volume of air being blown into the engine?

its more effiecient basically. Every turbo has a certain efficency range. If you learn to read compresor maps (good luck) its gives you a good indication of how to match a turbo to your specific application so it will be used most effectivly
 
Shadow102 said:
its more effiecient basically. Every turbo has a certain efficency range. If you learn to read compresor maps (good luck) its gives you a good indication of how to match a turbo to your specific application so it will be used most effectivly

ah gotcha
 
Wow that has got to be a big intercooler, which one do you have? I have a pretty big spearco but it fills the grill perfectly.
 
orng1 said:
Wow that has got to be a big intercooler, which one do you have? I have a pretty big spearco but it fills the grill perfectly.

I am running the perrin FMIC. An upgraded side mount is perfect for what the engine can handle boost wise
 
Yeah that's the big one, mine is custom. I'd been running 12-14psi with no issues with the MPI so I needed something a bit bigger than a side mount.
 
I'm using a 50 Trim Journal Bearing T3 (.42 Compressor / .48 Exhaust), and to be honest the spoolup is pretty much the same as the stock GT25. The benifits of a larger turbine housing is that the engine is allowed much greater air flow, therefore it becomes more efficient overall with less backpressure. You loose a little bit of torque down low, but the highend gain is very nice. Plus, I now have traction in first gear because there's no spike of torque in the mid range :D
 
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