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turbo junkies, what turbocharger are you using??

Guys,

I have a 3.0L SC with backdated headers and a custom EFI setup. My next project is to add a turbocharger.

I'd like to know what some of the DIY guys are using for there turbocharger.

Please indicate type (T3/T4, T4, T04B, T04E, KKK, etc), the compressor trim and turbine trim, and A/R for the housings.

Also please indicate at what rpm the boost starts and when you get full boost.

My application is for street use, so I'd prefer quick spool.

Thanks.

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Right now mine is the stock 3dlz or k26. My boost starts around 2500 rpm and I get full boost around 3000. I could be off a little because I haven't driven the car for a month due to winter. I plan to build header for it and update the turbo to a K27-7200 this winter.
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I've asked Protomotive the same question and here is what they use for there stage 1 kit for the 3.2L Carrera:

Turbo: T04B
Compressor trim: 60-1
Turbine trim: "P"
Turbine A/R: 0.58

Boost starts at 1800rpm and full boost (0.5bar) reached at 2800rpm!

Seems like really good response for a turbo.
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I've started to look at this myself. I'm thinking of using two t3's. It will probably be a short stroke 3.2L SC with intercooler. Right now the engine is stock, except for SSI's and individual throttle bodies.
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I decided to stick with KKK and used a K27-7200 in my blown 3.2. Supposedly good for up to ~475HP and has relatively good spool up

U can't go wrong with KKK's, however, I also hear that the Garrett unit is also a very quick spooling unit, if properly matched to the application.

Good luck and may the G's be with you

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