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**Shane@DBPerformance** · 06-01-2005

Why do you want a small turbo? A tiny turbo might actually support less power than the bike makes NA. You need to pick a turbo for the power you want. Too small and it will just be a restriction. For example, a 2G T25 will only support around 225-250whp max. So if you put it on a 350whp V8, the car would lose power. You can get away with a bigger turbo than you might think on a bike, since you can usually rev the motor much higher than a car.

06-01-2005	#17
Shane@DBPerformance formerly ecoli Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: On the dyno Posts: 4,892	Re: Smallest turbo... Why do you want a small turbo? A tiny turbo might actually support less power than the bike makes NA. You need to pick a turbo for the power you want. Too small and it will just be a restriction. For example, a 2G T25 will only support around 225-250whp max. So if you put it on a 350whp V8, the car would lose power. You can get away with a bigger turbo than you might think on a bike, since you can usually rev the motor much higher than a car. __________________ www.dbptuning.com