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Ok, the ct-26 is cheap and decent. It's worthless after 8psi tho. The T3 is hear works well. But if you use that, you use lower boost levels righT? And T3/t4 would be overkill cuz u could probably get a t3 cheaper, right? Someone clue me in on what u think the ideal turby for 5s is and why.
With a T-series, would u need a new manifold or just flange? -------------------- NASA/SCCA RX-7....currently under the knife
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Shid read up on turbo performance alittle more... I think you are forgetting some things. First of all... 13psi is 13psi. A 2.2L engine is going to be able to reach 13psi QUICKER than a 2.0L. It doesn't matter how big of an engine you have... it doesnt govern the turbo's performance abilities... the design of the turbo is what determines its efficiency range. The ct26 is the first turbo on the sequential twin turbo setup in a supra... which is a 3.0L It is able to spool the ct26 WAY faster because of the increased volume of air... it still begins to choke around 17psi... and 13psi is still its most efficient zone.
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