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Old 07-02-2009, 11:29 AM Show Printable Version Show Printable Version   Email this Post to a Friend Email this Post      #1 (permalink)
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T-28 question is this possible?

Is this possible a t-28 able to put down 356hp or even 450? If so how much would a evo III 16g put out?

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It's all in having the right combo of parts and a great tune.
Those are some pretty high numbers for a t28 on pump gas though.
If i was serious about buying it, i would like to see a dyno sheet in person, because you know he didn't wipe with it and flush it down the toilet!
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The ad says "T-28 Killer". That would imply it's not a T28. I'm guessing one of those bastardized T3 compressor housings, 7cm turbine housing, TD05H wheel, and old Big-16g compressor made by Turbochargers.com experts in turbos, superchargers, dyno tuning, turbo kits, forced induction, turbo manufacturing, and rebuilt turbos.. A Big-16g laying down +350 w.h.p. is nothing new. Ugly pinstripping in the interior though and what is with those rims.

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lol, I know.
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That pinstripping looks like he took some yarn and glued it all around the dashboard It's confusing cause you either get that kind of poser garbage OR a fast car. He is unique in that he has merged both a fast and horribly tasteless car in one package.

I'd imagine an EVOIII 16g could put out 400 w.h.p. without much trouble. I'm impressed with mine

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An interesting car, but dual exhaust on a 4cyl? Seems tacky and unnecessary.
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Ok now the guys saying he has a 1/4 mile slipe for 10 sec on that setup. now I looked and FP said with that turbo you could only get the high 11's
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10's would make him one of the fastest guys on that turbo and he would have to have a lot of weight removed. That turbo could produce 350+whp but race gas or meth would be needed. I say he is a little full of it. Ask him for time slips and dyno sheets.


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Ok now the guys saying he has a 1/4 mile slipe for 10 sec on that setup. now I looked and FP said with that turbo you could only get the high 11's
I'll clear this up, it's NOT a T28 or Big28 or any 28. I just reviewed pictures I have of the turbo. It's a Big16g compressor in a T3 compressor housing, a Garret T28 9 bladed 76 turbine wheel found on the Big28, and a machined out T25/T28 turbine housing. Again, it is not a T28.

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Regardless, high 10s on 350whp? This car would have to be extreeeeemely light and have a good driver.
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I'll clear this up, it's NOT a T28 or Big28 or any 28. I just reviewed pictures I have of the turbo. It's a Big16g compressor in a T3 compressor housing, a Garret T28 9 bladed 76 turbine wheel found on the Big28, and a machined out T25/T28 turbine housing. Again, it is not a T28.
So its going to barely flow more and spool slower. Still comparing apples to apples.


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I have that turbo and had similar mods at one point, minus cams. The car was auto but definitely was close to 350awhp at 23psi, 22* timing on E85. 0-60 in the low-flat 4 second range.

That was tuned to the edge though, and cost me the stock 7 bolt from cylinder pressure


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