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Gt-ss Vs 2530's?

shredder667

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hey guys, i've checked the dyno results and had a bit of a search but i can't really find anything concrete. basically it's time to upgrade the turbo's and i want smaller items for the response. as far as i can tell both gt-ss and 2530's are rated for their response more than their top end power but is there much difference between them? cheers guys.

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There is enough data/info on these forums to clearly split HKS turbos apart (as well as Garrett)

GT-SS/-7's/R34 N1 = Response

2530/-5's = Less response, more top end

GT-RS/-10's = Not for a stock 2.6ltr, they are BIG.

This information is readily available in just about every GT-SS/2530 thread that comes up, so im closing this as there is lots of this info if you search for it

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