03-28-2006
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Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
I have heard that the mitsu and the t3/4 turbo housings are both better and worse than eachother. Could anyone tell me from experience whitch one is more efficient than the other? I will probably be running a bb 50 trim.
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
The Garret is usually a tad more efficient, depending on the wheels used. What exactly are you asking? I would imagine you are trying to compare it to a 20g? Or are you talking about turbine wheels? The 50 trim is a bit larger than a 20g.
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
I'm talking about if you were to compare a 50-31 with a mitsu housing and a 50-31 with a garret turbine housing, whitch one would offer better performance with a manifold mounted wastegate.
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
Are you talking the PTE mitsu housing? Which garrett housing, .63?
Going full garrett will be a little better if that is the case, but the cost is higher. Performance won't be very different from the 2 (assuming this is what you are talking about).
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
Also remember the huge difference in using the parts you have, like a downpipe, oil lines, exhaust manifold. Mitsu housings are nice since shit bolts right up. Unless you're going with something bigger than what's available with a Mitsu housing, or you're going all custom anyways, it's easier just to stick with Mitsu stuff.
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
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Originally Posted by Goat Blower
Also remember the huge difference in using the parts you have, like a downpipe, oil lines, exhaust manifold. Mitsu housings are nice since shit bolts right up. Unless you're going with something bigger than what's available with a Mitsu housing, or you're going all custom anyways, it's easier just to stick with Mitsu stuff.
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That's just it, when I decide I have the time, money, and tools, I will be replacing everything you mentioned. Mani-a cast piece with an external wg hole on it; Turbo; Oil supply-SS lines will be installed; exhaust-fully custom...
You answered my question, I'll end up going the garret way when I do anything.
Paul Thompson
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
Why not an FP3055?
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
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Originally Posted by snea
That's just it, when I decide I have the time, money, and tools, I will be replacing everything you mentioned. Mani-a cast piece with an external wg hole on it; Turbo; Oil supply-SS lines will be installed; exhaust-fully custom...
You answered my question, I'll end up going the garret way when I do anything.
Paul Thompson
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Why?? Why not use a 2g exhaust manifold? Also remember you will have to go external WG with a Garrett, if you hadn't planned that already. Please, don't get a manifold with the WG hole on the #1 runner. Get one where it is in the collector (FP turbo's) or on the O2 housing. If you don't know why, there are posts about it in the archives.
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03-30-2006
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Re: Looking into a turbo, but whitch housing?
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Originally Posted by JET
Why?? Why not use a 2g exhaust manifold? Also remember you will have to go external WG with a Garrett, if you hadn't planned that already. Please, don't get a manifold with the WG hole on the #1 runner. Get one where it is in the collector (FP turbo's) or on the O2 housing. If you don't know why, there are posts about it in the archives.
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I'm planning on an external wg and thanks for mentioning to get the hole on the collector, I had forgotten about that.
Paul Tompson
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