T25 to T3

Thread in 'Technical Questions' started by SRRay, Mar 20, 2012.

  1. SRRay

    SRRay mr fussy!

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    As per title really folks,whos done it?

    I want to run an external watsegated 3071r and the .63 a/r with a 3" v-band only comes in T3 fitment

    Pros of going T3?

    Cheers:wave:
     
  2. Vlad_SX

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    high end power, less torque, bigger lag and spool, shortly, your car will not be so violent at low rpm, insted it will rev up to 9k while pulling hard ;)...my opinion is, it's great for circuit, drag and high speed drifting...it wil be harder on low speed drifting, touge drifts and hillclimbs (races with sharp corners) cuz you need to cick the clutch alot...That's just my opinion ;)
     
  3. SRRay

    SRRay mr fussy!

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    I thought the t3 would flow easier than the t25 allowing better response?
     
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    r3k1355 Well-Known Member

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    By response you mean spool time?

    No way a GT3071r will spool faster than the stock T25 :no:
     
  5. SRRay

    SRRay mr fussy!

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    No I mean the 3071 will spool quicker in t3 flange format rather than t25 flange format
     
  6. SRRay

    SRRay mr fussy!

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    Ok Im not sure people understand what Im doing so,

    I want to run a 3071r in external state because I dont want surge issues with an internal wastegate version
    My options are;

    #1 .63 a/r 4in inlet on comp side and 3in v/band on exhaust side on a T3 flange
    #2 .63 a/r 4in inlet on comp side and 2.5in v/band/4 bolt on exhaust side on a T25 flange

    I do not mind chopping up a manifold to suit if the end result was worth it
     

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