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Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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01/03/2014 20:36
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Have a GTX series turbo on a T25 internally wastegated.
The GTX was designed around a T3 housing for maximum flow.
Is there a way of changing to a T3 without huge expense?
Or any other ideas, thanks.
Still making good power, but the potential is there for more but the T25 is now restricting.....
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Re: Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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01/03/2014 21:46
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Didn't Barbz and Biggenez use some sort of T25 to T3 adapter? I seem to remember they did, but it obviously dropped the turbo position by a couple of inches.
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Re: Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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01/03/2014 22:26
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Sounds good, thanks for the ideas.
Scuderia - Its a GTX3071 .86 housing, they flow alot and to get the best out of it, it should be on a T3 housing. It was machined to fit a t25 housing.
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Re: Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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01/03/2014 22:32
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How does that adapter work?
What else would I need? Just a T3 housing to go with the turbo?
Thanks.
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Re: Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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02/03/2014 00:04
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Sounds good, thanks for the ideas.
Scuderia - Its a GTX3071 .86 housing, they flow alot and to get the best out of it, it should be on a T3 housing. It was machined to fit a t25 housing. OK fair enough, that turbo is a compromise to fit the T28 housing. But it's not just the T3 housing, it's the whole turbine. They have a special turbine wheel to fit the t28 housing. You cant just fit a T3 housing that that turbo, you'll need a new turbo.
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Re: Changing turbo/exhaust housing
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02/03/2014 00:09
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Im a little lost now.
We bought the turbo/unit and the housing separate and sent it of as they needed to do some machine work of some sort to make it fit. Is it not just a case of now swapping the housing from a t25 to a t3? (and use the adapter in the ebay link above?)
My knowledge is now becoming very limited, excuse
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