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adomakin 04-07-2004 11:01 AM

Help, before i buy my k27 high flow!
 
Beep Beep has just got me thinking about garret gt turbos.

im building a 3.3 turbo with 7.5-1 comp, sc cams , headers, 1bar spring and (up until five mins ago) a k27 high flow.

would a garret gt series turbo be a better bet? are they a better turbo? if so, why?

help!!!!!!

beepbeep 04-07-2004 12:12 PM

Me like GT veeery muuucho.

They are good beacuse they:

1. Have fewer parts.
2. Are computer designed
3. Have easily available maps that help you to chose right size w/o having to speak with black magic shamans.
4. Their maps show good efficiency numbers.
5. You can get them any way you want: black, white, Ball Bearing, floating, built-in wastegate etc.
6. They are usually installed on our Scania and Volvo lorries which make them easy to find :D

Help yourself:

http://project911.luminasweden.com/garrettcatalog.pdf

adomakin 04-07-2004 12:15 PM

i seeeeee..................jesus. why can't there be just one turbo manufacturer?!

aseem 04-07-2004 02:42 PM

I believe the Kokeln turbo is a garret unit. Anyone that have experience with the Kokeln?
http://www.kokeln.com/products/911turbo_7689/turbo.shtml

David 04-07-2004 02:51 PM

I'm don't really know all the facts about it, but I've heard the Garrett is designed for a watercooled engine and there are different oil cooling requirements so changes are needed for the oil supply.


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