Garett T3 turbocharger

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Smokin' Rubber
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Garett T3 turbocharger

Post by Smokin' Rubber »

Hey I was just curious about how big it is and if would be considered a small, medium, or large turbo. Also I was just curious how high you could run the boost on a turbo that size
Faultline
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Re: Garett T3 turbocharger (Smokin' Rubber)

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Quote, originally posted by Smokin' Rubber »Hey I was just curious about how big it is and if would be considered a small, medium, or large turbo. Also I was just curious how high you could run the boost on a turbo that sizeIf you check an old thread of mine from January 2003 "MY turbo project is underway" There is a Pic of me holding A T3 in my hand. It is my turbo.!
pics 10/2/05 http://photobucket.com/albums/a386/Faultline05/2003 Base Vibe, frosty color,moon n' tunes packagemods: Eibach sportline lowering springs,17"centerline forged wheels -silver excels -Goodyear Eagle F1 tires 225/50/17's-ACT HD clutch,2.5" exhaust,ES motormount inserts,up graded to 6 spd transmissionStafford Fabrication turbo kit: Garrett T3 turbo, FMIC ,SF BOV. ,Alcohol/water injection,and SF centerfeed fuel rail
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Re: Garett T3 turbocharger (Faultline)

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A lot would depend on the rest of your car. If you don't have the proper internals (BOV, Wastegate, large enough I/C) you'd run a high risk of burning up your engine/turbo.
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Re: Garett T3 turbocharger (Fialchar)

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Already know that and I intend on getting new engine parts (the IC and BoV should come with the turbo kit). So I wanted to know what the max was based on the turbo not how much the engine can handle
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Re: Garett T3 turbocharger (Smokin' Rubber)

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Quote, originally posted by Smokin' Rubber »Already know that and I intend on getting new engine parts (the IC and BoV should come with the turbo kit). So I wanted to know what the max was based on the turbo not how much the engine can handleT3 is a good size..It is big enough to make over 300HP if you changed our internals to handle it...You could use a smaller turbo as well. like a t25 or t2 ..They spool up faster , and can make good power too. The smaller turbos are not as efficient as the larger ones as they make hotter air by spinning faster. A larger turbo does not have to work as hard to make the saime Psi./cfm....I like the t3 i have
pics 10/2/05 http://photobucket.com/albums/a386/Faultline05/2003 Base Vibe, frosty color,moon n' tunes packagemods: Eibach sportline lowering springs,17"centerline forged wheels -silver excels -Goodyear Eagle F1 tires 225/50/17's-ACT HD clutch,2.5" exhaust,ES motormount inserts,up graded to 6 spd transmissionStafford Fabrication turbo kit: Garrett T3 turbo, FMIC ,SF BOV. ,Alcohol/water injection,and SF centerfeed fuel rail
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Post by JustPassedU »

I'd recommend using a garret 14b (TDO5H), unlike the t-25 the 14b will be able to push more boost then 15psi, and for a blow off valve just goto a local junk yard and rip one off of a 89-94 Mistubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, or Plymoth Laser. Basically if you can find an 89-94 DSM you could get ahold of a turbo, intercooler, (Sidemount) and BOV. Not too expensive either. I hope this works for you.
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Gonna let the guys at MWR do it next summer they'll probably use a T4 because its alot more effecient at 20+ psi and will probably install a front mounted intercooler, not sure what kinda of BOV they'll use. Hehe gonna be an interesting drive back up from Cali once its installed They said it's going to cost approximately $10,000
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You're gonna drive all the way to michigan to get a custom turbo made and installed? Are you getting more than just the turbo done? $10,000 seems like a lot of money for just a kit.
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Oh yeah its more than that, new fuel pump, injectors, sparkies, cyclinder sleeves (which requires machining the engine block), oil pump, new valve springs, new pistons, rods, etc (full engine makeover) for 10k
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Wow. Yeah, I just noticed that you have a GT. That's gonna be a sweet motor when your done. Its too bad I'm moving to AZ soon, I'd love to check it out when its done. I only live about twenty minutes from MWR.
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When are you moving to AZ? I'm hopefully going to get the turbo done August ish 2005 (so next summer)
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If things go well, in the next month or so. As long as my place sells soon, cuz once it does, I'm out.
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Lol well guess you'll have to drive up here after I get back ;-) since you'll be alot closer than before hehe
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