Gt30r v t618z
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Gt30r v t618z
How much more air does the GT30r flow, compared to a t618z?
i know MM sells a Modified gt30r, but i am looking at other options that i can replace the T61 with. also that will fit the Header area, and wont bring in more heat.
T61 Chart:
there is some great info here, i just want to know if anyone is running anything bigger with the greddy set-up.
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/adapting-gt30r-gt35r-greddy-flanges-105690/#post1665616
i know MM sells a Modified gt30r, but i am looking at other options that i can replace the T61 with. also that will fit the Header area, and wont bring in more heat.
T61 Chart:
there is some great info here, i just want to know if anyone is running anything bigger with the greddy set-up.
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/adapting-gt30r-gt35r-greddy-flanges-105690/#post1665616
Last edited by mushkid; 02-05-2011 at 10:43 AM.
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dam.. well if i follow Rotory gods advice in the link, i can use the greddy manifold and extend it for more room. then maybe i could use a bigger turbo
Last edited by mushkid; 02-05-2011 at 01:17 PM.
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You can build a new low mount manifold and motor mount then you can fit a bigger turbo down there, but its a real pain. I tried to come up with a nice design for an entire day. Decided it wasn't worth it in the end...
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eh.. possibly no bigger than the gt30r. the reason why i ask is because i have heard that the Airflow in the gt305r is better in airflow that the t61, it seems like it would be a better upgrade; but i want to gather more info first.
I'm interested in low-mid power gains and as fast spool. at a good psi Range, i have read that the greddy kit struggles past 7psi.
I'm interested in low-mid power gains and as fast spool. at a good psi Range, i have read that the greddy kit struggles past 7psi.
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For most people this is all you would wish for .
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i love! your top mount set-up, honestly i think doing a top mount would better suffice my needs, my only concern is the tuning. i will only upgrade the t61, if i know i can tune it with the A.P; read too many threads were people get screwed on tuning. honestly i think MM is the only tuner i would trust with a tune.
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i was also looking into this, increasing the compressor wheel, also i was thinking of porting the waste gate to help with "boost Creep". i can modify the T61, but if the cost of modifying the t61 is greater; i would just rather buy a "Better" turbo.
The stock greddy can make 10psi to about 5500 - 6000 rpm if set up right . Upgrade the compressor a nothch and push that to 6500 and you have a very fast spooling turbo that will make in excess of 300whp (this is my setup) .
For most people this is all you would wish for .
For most people this is all you would wish for .
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In fact I induce boost creep on purpose on my turbo much to the horror of all and sundry on here.
When MM offered his 3071 upgrade it was about $2000 (all up including mods) and upgrading the wheel via BNR is $1000ish .
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could have been due to bad setup (poor BOV /boostcontrol setup etc) or a stuck wastegate , It certainly does not do that when it is functioning as it should .
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