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FastRthenU

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Now Iam looking at a garrett t3/t04r but I cant find to much feed back with these on a 4g63. I was thinking about using a .82ar with a stage three wheel, or a .63 with a stage 5 wheel. Im just wonding about spooll characteristics, and what kind of power it should make with these selections.

So you can get a idea of what the setup is. 2.0L, 9:1 comp, hks 272's, alot of head work, and I think thats enough to give you an Idea of what its going on to. Im basically looking for 650 whp tops, full spool around 4500-5000, will see very little street and alot of drag racing. :dsm:
 
Sounds similar to my setup, what EMS you running?

I'm on a PT67 .58 a/r P trim with T04S cover, making 15lbs by 4700, 28lbs shortly thereafter ;)
 
I have never heard of anyone using an .82ar on a 4g63, I say go with the .63 and stage5. What compressor wheel is in the t04r? I know it is a turbo often used for single turbo Supra's so Im guessing its huge (<67mm). You plan on using nitrous?
 
I believe 90GSX (Eric Gash) is running a T70 T04r I believe with an .81 GTQ t4 hotside. I saw it in the shop. He's on the spray though. With a T04r cover on my turbo, Precision said another 500 or so rpm spool time.

If you're going with that size turbo, T04, none of that T3/T4 sissy stuff :D
 
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I have never heard of anyone using an .82ar on a 4g63

There are some out there and actually quite a few at least in my vicinity.
 
there are a lot of people running .82ar's. Does anyone know what the spool times are going to be with these set-ups? I thought about going t4 foot print, but for right now the t3 is ok. Im also not planning one spraying
 
If you still can, go with a T4 .68 a/r housing. I have a .82 T3 a/r P-trim wheel on a 67mm (same as your To4R) compressor and it is a tad bit laggier than I had hoped for. Full 31 psi is at 5700 rpms on my 2.4. I've seen a T66/Ptrim T3 .82 a/r do 31 psi at 5700 also on a 2.3L. I know there are a few guys running the 67mm's on their 2.0's and they seem to be spooling about the same as myself. A friend has a 67mm/Ptrim .68 a/r on his 2.4 also and gets full boost about 400 rpms faster than I do. That leads me to believe the T3 .82 is either that much bigger than the T4 .68 a/r or something elseout of whack on my car and the other car with the Ptrim .82 T3 hotsides.

As for getting full boost from 4500-5000 rpms and being able to make 650 whp, good luck without nitrous and with a 2.0L.
 
TurboSpoolinIns said:
If you still can, go with a T4 .68 a/r housing. I have a .82 T3 a/r P-trim wheel on a 67mm (same as your To4R) compressor and it is a tad bit laggier than I had hoped for. Full 31 psi is at 5700 rpms on my 2.4. I've seen a T66/Ptrim T3 .82 a/r do 31 psi at 5700 also on a 2.3L. I know there are a few guys running the 67mm's on their 2.0's and they seem to be spooling about the same as myself. A friend has a 67mm/Ptrim .68 a/r on his 2.4 also and gets full boost about 400 rpms faster than I do. That leads me to believe the T3 .82 is either that much bigger than the T4 .68 a/r or something elseout of whack on my car and the other car with the Ptrim .82 T3 hotsides.

As for getting full boost from 4500-5000 rpms and being able to make 650 whp, good luck without nitrous and with a 2.0L.

On a 2.3 or 2.4, with my turbo as stated above, that would be MORE than achievable. On my 2.0, spool is around 5500, and 650 is within reach no spray.
 
Nos~4G63 said:
What compressor wheel is in the t04r?

T04S 76 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.542" Exducer
T04S 69 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.420" Exducer
P-Trim 76 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.542" Exducer
P-Trim 69 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.420" Exducer
Q Trim 70 trim: 3.110" Inducer 2.695" Exducer - this may now be called GTQ
R Trim 79 trim: 3.200" Inducer 2.850" Exducer - may be called GTR
S Trim 85 trim: 3.200" Inducer 2.960" Exducer - may be called GTS

It has been recommended not to go larger than a P trim wheel on a 2.4 if you want to retain any "enjoyable daily driving".
 
Stapl3 said:
T04S 76 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.542" Exducer
T04S 69 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.420" Exducer
P-Trim 76 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.542" Exducer
P-Trim 69 trim: 2.920" Inducer 2.420" Exducer
Q Trim 70 trim: 3.110" Inducer 2.695" Exducer - this may now be called GTQ
R Trim 79 trim: 3.200" Inducer 2.850" Exducer - may be called GTR
S Trim 85 trim: 3.200" Inducer 2.960" Exducer - may be called GTS

It has been recommended not to go larger than a P trim wheel on a 2.4 if you want to retain any "enjoyable daily driving".

Those are turbine sizes, not compressor. I wouldn't go larger than a P trim unless you're an all out drag car on the spray. a .58 or .68 a/r if you feel compelled t4 p trim will suit those looking for tons of power off the bottle.
 
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