Squackdiddy
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- Nov 18, 2003
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Minneapolis,
which one is better? cfm? spool up? cost? reliability? basically the pros and cons of each?
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Mo-Bo0st said:You do not "need" an external gate to run a 20g.
PSiDAWD said:true
but would you run an internal gate with a td06 20g? for soem odd reason i talk to alot of people having creep issues with their internally gated 20g.
but imho. id go with a internaly gated PTE 50 trim for street use. ( easier install. less bling under the hood (shiny exgate) and cheaper)
Any proof?eclipsegsx9797 said:the 20g is just old technology, the 50 trim is what is in and whats putting people in high 1/4 times with less hassle as the 20g. the new gt style turbos is the newest technology. the 20g has gone 10's I have seen the 50 trim go tens on race gas and 11's on pump.
JIM
midnght said:I am the complete contradiction to everything you put in your post. My TDO6H 20G is ported and is internally gated. It is from SBR and does not come all bling from them either. The only way you can tell I have a Upgrade is the size. I am even using the stock accordian on it. I have absolutely NO creep problems with turbo aswell.
Stock motor (never been open for any reason) with the stock accordian yeilded 311whp and 307 tq with only 22psi on 89 oct. It flows and pulls hard. Haha, I guess when a reputable shop tells you that you can't make 300whp with anything less than 24psi on a stock motor and a 20G then you have to prove something.![]()
Leon has ran both turbos (20G and 50trim variant) and has better times with the 20G. That is proving ground for me. It was the sole reason behind my purchase. Leon has MANY passes on the track and knows what he is doing.
Mo-Bo0st said:
eclipsegsx9797 said:but with fwd i think the 60 trim is a better choice sense fwd is all about top end.
eclipsegsx9797 said:as for hold vs. new, i mean look at the people running 11's on pump. with these new style more developed turbos its getting easier to run higher numbers.

PSiDAWD said:the question is how much money do u have to spend?
20g is proven but youll need an ex gate for sure
50 trim is relativley new but you could run an internal gate and usally dosent creep. plus its cheaper if your going with the PTE stuff
Squackdiddy said:im want to spend the least i can.
it seems to me that the 50trim is better. flows more lasts longer, i dont know.LandoAWD said:Any proof?
www.dsmtimes.org
I don't see any 10sec 50 trims.![]()
FWIW, I have been in a 50trim equipped GST, and it fawking hauls.
eclipsegsx9797 said:shoot the 14b went low 12's so any turbo could do what you want its just how much time u spend working with it.
PM sarge on this board. I don't think any drivability issues have come up as of yet.GetEvryGear said:I have been trying to follow this turbo, because it is what I want to put on my GS-T this summer. However, I wonder about durability issues. Such as, has your friend with the 50 trim, lando, had any problems thus far? Broken axles, tranny, etc..?