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tpunx99GSX · 07-14-2006

Im liking these opinions.
Well heres mine so far:
T-25 - great turbo until 3000 rpms.

T-28 - Little bit bigger compressor and exhaust wheel. Cops cant tell the difference between this and stock.

14b - Heard good things, but looks way too small.

Small 16G - Decent Spoolup holds boost well.

Big 16G - More of these have been sold then Beatles records.

18G - Acura Integra turbo all the way.

20G - I know Slowwhite was having major issues with this one.

50Trim - The first time i drove with this on my old GSX i was freaked the fuck out when it pulled. But soon realised that its a lag monster on an automatic dsm. We will soon find out what she does with a FMIC and a Manual Tranny.

60Trim - No clue what one feels like.

GT35R - Big expensive turbo, heard great things though.

GT42R - Serious baby eater. and if i wanted 900+ HP this is the one i would likely go with. But who wants 900 HP?

07-14-2006	#15
tpunx99GSX Tournaments Won: 3 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Maple Grove, MN Drives: Lancer and Durango Posts: 7,017	Re: Opinions of the following turbos... Im liking these opinions. Well heres mine so far: T-25 - great turbo until 3000 rpms. T-28 - Little bit bigger compressor and exhaust wheel. Cops cant tell the difference between this and stock. 14b - Heard good things, but looks way too small. Small 16G - Decent Spoolup holds boost well. Big 16G - More of these have been sold then Beatles records. 18G - Acura Integra turbo all the way. 20G - I know Slowwhite was having major issues with this one. 50Trim - The first time i drove with this on my old GSX i was freaked the fuck out when it pulled. But soon realised that its a lag monster on an automatic dsm. We will soon find out what she does with a FMIC and a Manual Tranny. 60Trim - No clue what one feels like. GT35R - Big expensive turbo, heard great things though. GT42R - Serious baby eater. and if i wanted 900+ HP this is the one i would likely go with. But who wants 900 HP? __________________ Scientific theories are the most reliable, rigorous, and comprehensive form of scientific knowledge. This is significantly different from the common usage of the word "theory", which implies that something is a conjecture, hypothesis, or guess.