XtRmn8 570Nm @1800rpm Legacy Donating Member 2,441 Member For: 23y 3d Gender: Male Location: Perth, WA Posted 20/09/13 02:03 AM Posted 20/09/13 02:03 AM I am keen to fit a full exhaust to mine before tune time as from what I have seen and been told there is a benefit in having the ability to make a lot more torque. This will require for me to pull the GT3576r and get a port, flapper and actuator done. While the turbo is off I would be happy to do the wheel upgrade for a bit more top end.
IH8TOADS Legacy Donating Member 3,618 Member For: 21y 2m 17d Gender: Male Location: OZ Posted 20/09/13 02:45 AM Posted 20/09/13 02:45 AM I have a GT3566r (machined 0.5 cover), ETM modified rear and 38mm Tial gate sitting at home......if its cost effective to put a modern billet wheel on that ill give it to ya cheap cheap as its just sitting around doing nothing. You would have the screamer to deal with though and plumbing that back would add to the cost though :-(
ratter Member 6,793 Member For: 20y 3m 28d Gender: Male Location: @ my laptop Posted 20/09/13 02:52 AM Posted 20/09/13 02:52 AM IH8TOADS Here's an example of what I understand to be an initial first run E85 tune (which appears to have previously been a 98 tune) which shows more boost early does not equal more torque early. In this case the boost on ramp up was slower with E85 and yet torque was higher/or no worse coming onto boost. Possibly due to more timing and earlier due to the use of E85 as indicated in my earlier post. Hence why IMO I would step up to a bigger turbo when using E85. this is from 2 different cars
juggernaut Member 71 Member For: 17y 3m 15d Posted 20/09/13 04:19 AM Posted 20/09/13 04:19 AM Were they both on E85?
rednose RNS10S Legacy Donating Member 2,229 Member For: 20y 1m 8d Gender: Male Posted 20/09/13 04:37 AM Posted 20/09/13 04:37 AM The green line is Jets car from SA, he is running 60lb injectors so is using 50% 98ron and 50% United E85They are also different turbos
Z2TT Member 714 Member For: 14y 3m 29d Posted 20/09/13 05:18 PM Posted 20/09/13 05:18 PM Who Sells GTX3876R Turbos for the FG? and is there ones that will bolt onto the factory manifold and re-use all the original fittings?
will-82 Member 427 Member For: 21y 8m 8d Location: sydney Posted 20/09/13 10:20 PM Posted 20/09/13 10:20 PM I'm looking at gtx3576 for mine as I only want 350rwkw and to keep as much response as possible due to having a manual, From what I can see to make then fit you just put the core back into your original turbine housing and all the lines bolt back up, but you will need to modify the intake pipe and the outlet pipe where they connect to the turbo (someone please correct me if I'm wrong) 1
juggernaut Member 71 Member For: 17y 3m 15d Posted 21/09/13 12:59 AM Posted 21/09/13 12:59 AM Try GCG turbos online shop.
nelsonian101 Legacy Donating Member 961 Member For: 18y 2m 30d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 21/09/13 11:13 PM Posted 21/09/13 11:13 PM I'm looking at gtx3576 for mine as I only want 350rwkw and to keep as much response as possible due to having a manual,From what I can see to make then fit you just put the core back into your original turbine housing and all the lines bolt back up, but you will need to modify the intake pipe and the outlet pipe where they connect to the turbo (someone please correct me if I'm wrong)I. think the stock housing also needs to be machined a bit to fit the larger compressor wheel of the GTX
fehlbie Legacy Donating Member 142 Member For: 17y 5m 23d Posted 21/09/13 11:32 PM Posted 21/09/13 11:32 PM Just my two cents worth. I was considering the gtx3576 and the gtx3582. I ended up getting the gtx3582 and I am very happy with how responsive it is. I drive a manual fg xr6 turbo and there is no discernible difference between the gt3576 and the gtx3582 in lag. And it pulls like a train. I am making 345 rear wheel kilowatts at 3400 rpm. 2
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