93AWDTalon1
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I believe that equals to around a .60a/r undivided housingPSI2HI said:We currently ran the S200 w/ a .76AR divided housing.
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I believe that equals to around a .60a/r undivided housingPSI2HI said:We currently ran the S200 w/ a .76AR divided housing.
PSI2HI said:We did the test the testing, supplied BEP w/ graphs and they made their own comparisons/comments.
The S200 in the T3 housing is a bad ass turbo! Personally i don't prefer it in the Mitsu housing. We've tested both and the T3 housing outperforms it hands down. The graphs shown above are w/ the .76AR T3 turbine tested on a 98 GSR. We've been waiting for 6 months now for a S300 in a T3 housing but apparently they still aren't available. Im not really interested @ all in that setup in the Mitsu housing. I feel its way to large of a compressor to be stuffed in a little Mitsu housing, especially setup w/ internal gate.
BatmanGSX said:Cool, another biggie stage eleventeen turbo in a too small turbine housing with an internal. Can't wait to see all the kiddies spend all their milk money on this badboy so they can finally run 12s.
ISUJakey said:I don't know what I enjoy more, that comment or the fact that I absolutely can not understand why people purchase these "bad boy, monster, huge, etc." turbos with internal wastegates.
nanokpsi said:The wg doesn't bother me nearly as much as the turbine housing. People run these gynormous compressors in really small turbine housings. I just don't see the point.