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Straight forward question... For a daily driver, ease of maintenance, simplicity of installation etc which would be the single to go for on a stock RB26, to not run more than 1.4bar or so and have comparable respnse to GTSS's.

Or is this just not ever done...?

Yeah, I'd be tempted to try and roll with a .78a/r GT3076R...

Thats the same turbo was suggested by beer barron in this thread 2 yrs ago.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...ll+single+turbo

but it never eventuated. So far all ive found with search is that URAS has a K5 on a rb26 thats setup for around 300rwkw.

Also aparently a factor when boost is approaching 1.4 bar is wastegate flow and boost control.

Seems there isnt too many people that head down this path.

Also aparently a factor when boost is approaching 1.4 bar is wastegate flow and boost control.

Seems there isnt too many people that head down this path.

Yeah it seems they are programmed into thinking that a good single turbo which isn't suited for >700hp is too small for a GTR, I guess it allows the "twin low mount" purists reason to believe that big singles are laggy. The reality is a GT3076R feels at least as good under foot than the stock R32 GTR ones yet is capable of substantially more power too - if you were going to go for an upgrade focussing on response with a measureable amount more power, a single GT30R I reckon would be the dogs bollux on a GTR. Don't tell a person about to drive it that its running a single instead of a pair of little twins and I doubt they'd work it out, aaside of course from the fact that a pair of GT-SS don't have a angry little anti-surge whistle haha.

Im really keen on a medium single for my gtr; i want it because of the gate, ease of maintenance and clean appearance.

After reading beer barons thread and seeing those dyno runs from URAS with the blitz single im contemplating the conversion.

Has anyone ever used a t67 from trust on a gtr? i know they run them on sr20's so im sure it would run responsive on a GTR

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