Greddy T-67 (25G 10cm Housing) Vs. AMS GT35R Turbo Kit
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Greddy T-67 (25G 10cm Housing) Vs. AMS GT35R Turbo Kit
Greddy T-67 (25G 10cm Housing) Vs. AMS GT35R Turbo Kit
Which Turbo Kit would you go for?
What is the maximum HP to the engine for each kit?
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you really make me laugh, werent you the one that said to me that the t67 was the best, what happen then? Insecure LOL, the problem you have is that you dont even know, what you want or better say, dont know, what you have
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I just want to know what people think. I would like to hear opinions from other people who know what they are talking about (unlike urself). Whats your problem?
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personally, the AMS GT35R Ballistic ball bearing is what I would take between the two.
25G is not a new design and is laggy for its size, greddy manifolds tend to crack also.
you seem like you can afford both, buy both and tell us which one is better.
and before you tell us, Jun uses the 25g because they have too and they are sponsored by greddy. I am sure they would go HKS if they had a choice.
25G is not a new design and is laggy for its size, greddy manifolds tend to crack also.
you seem like you can afford both, buy both and tell us which one is better.
and before you tell us, Jun uses the 25g because they have too and they are sponsored by greddy. I am sure they would go HKS if they had a choice.
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GT35R will make more power in your engine, and spool faster. But you need a good exhaust manifold, and you have to sell the Greddy kit
The GT35R is close to a HKS GT3240. The Greddy still has the potential though...
George
The GT35R is close to a HKS GT3240. The Greddy still has the potential though...
George
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The point we are trying to make here tomei is that both the turbos will make 550+whp. But the GT35R will make the power earlier and hold that power as much as the 25g, this will result in a better powerband and a flatter dyno curve = more usable power.
Only negative or positive really depends, is that you can have so many combinations of headers and wastegates because of the amount available that will work with the GT35R. So for example, if you go with a bad header and restrictive 02 housing and a GT35R then you will be better of with the 25g Kit since its been proven to work. But if you find an excellent designed headers and a high flowing 02housing with a GT35R then you could out power and spool quicker than the 25G. I hope I was clear enough.
If you already have the 25G then I would stay with it, unless you dont mind waiting and lossing money in selling it then get the HKS 3240 or one of the GT35R kits.
good luck.
Only negative or positive really depends, is that you can have so many combinations of headers and wastegates because of the amount available that will work with the GT35R. So for example, if you go with a bad header and restrictive 02 housing and a GT35R then you will be better of with the 25g Kit since its been proven to work. But if you find an excellent designed headers and a high flowing 02housing with a GT35R then you could out power and spool quicker than the 25G. I hope I was clear enough.
If you already have the 25G then I would stay with it, unless you dont mind waiting and lossing money in selling it then get the HKS 3240 or one of the GT35R kits.
good luck.
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Originally posted by TOMEI EVO 7
sloweclipse: Thank you. I will stick with the Greddy =)
sloweclipse: Thank you. I will stick with the Greddy =)
by the way, did you decide what fuel managment setup your going to run. I remember reading you had some issues deciding a while back.