New Gt30r In Town

[The Dan]

The new GT30R is being presented to me on the 4/1/06 which is an internally gated T3 flanged turbo with the 0.63 A/R housing. The compressor still flows around 50lbs/min so will be good for power figures near 500hp and still maintain early boost. These will bolt straight on to your existing stock housing with the only change needed being braided oil and water lines. Even with the cost to adapt it, it should still be around the same price as the highflows but with more effieciency so less boost will be required to achieve the same result. PM me if you are interested.

[Oz]

damn dan u r always coming up with the goods 1st nice work

just got to wait till the bloody car gets here then will be all good

[chaos]

Put it on the HONDA!!!!!!!!

[Oz]

Put it on the HONDA!!!!!!!!

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not talking about the honda ben talking about the gts4 32 sedan...

sorry about spaming your thread dan

[Bobjones]

Excellent work dan, will you be putting it on your 32 fo a "test"

This is huge step and something that alot of people have been looking for!!!! And a better alternative IMHO than a highflow!!

[ZOR]

pm'd

[The Dan]

Ok, sorry to get everyone's hopes up but here is the bad news:

The turbo is basically a GT30R with a hole cut in it above the turbine for the wastegate. Then they have bolted this housing thing over the top which has the flapper built into it. They have it all closed off except the turbine hole 2.5 inch which is where the wastegate gases have to exit also. This means that the dump pipe is no longer T3 but a three bolt triangular config and also means that your standard dump will not bolt up to it.

I expressed my disappointment to him about Garrett failing to come up with a decent idea. I showed him how it should have been made and we both can't understand why Garrett chose to do it the way they did.

He is going to get back to me on some grafting options where your existing exhaust housing may be able to be adapted to a GT30R front. This, I am hopeful, will achieve the task.

Other than that....if you don't mind paying $2000 plus an extra $600 in adapting costs, let me know....lol.