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Topic subjectIs anyone running a T3/60-1?
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106778, Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by 420aVenger, Jun-30-09 12:37 PM
I'm trying to decide on a new turbo and I'm looking at this one.

http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GRT-TBO-048&Category_Code=TBN

If I get it it will be the .78 divided turbine and anti-surge compressor. It will be going on a stock displacement 420a looking for close to 400whp.

Any opinions on this turbo or suggestions of any kind?
106779, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Jun-30-09 03:07 PM
nice turbo, slightly pricey.
106781, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by eclipse982nrRST, Jun-30-09 03:45 PM
If your spending that much money, why not look into a 30r?
106784, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by 420aVenger, Jun-30-09 05:40 PM
Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST
If your spending that much money, why not look into a 30r?


$1350 compared to $850. I can build a 3" SS exhaust with the difference.
106788, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by Corbin, Jun-30-09 07:20 PM
I have that divided 0.78 A/R with a different center section and compressor. ATP is a good company. I have been happy with the quality of the housing and other parts purchased from them. Be sure to buy your V-band flanges from ATP. Flanges on E-bay and many other places will not match that housing. They also include really beefy clamps with self locking nickel alloy nuts that will not gall when overtightened. They did try to send me some cheaper substitute flanges/clamps once, so you do have to watch them (they kindly replaced them and paid shipping). I am a believer in ball bearing center sections though. I can hear my compressor spinning for at least 30 seconds after I shut the engine off (GT3071). My old jounal bearing turbo never did that. That is my two cents.

Corbin
'95 ESI-T

Now with more power and fewer leaks



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106792, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by Black Cotton, Jun-30-09 08:19 PM
i hope you plan on getting a divided manifold made to match the housing otherwise its worthless and pointless to get that housing to mate to a cast log.
106795, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by 420aVenger, Jun-30-09 10:32 PM
Originally posted by Black Cotton
i hope you plan on getting a divided manifold made to match the housing otherwise its worthless and pointless to get that housing to mate to a cast log.


I don't plan on getting a different manifold right now. That is the only housing that is T3 AND Vband which is why I picked it.

106796, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by 420aVenger, Jun-30-09 11:16 PM
Originally posted by Corbin
I am a believer in ball bearing center sections though.


Hmmm if I get a BB the GT3076R will be the same price as the 60-1. The 30R map fits my needs much better. Will it be able to make 400whp on 93 octane and water injection?

The 60-1 still seems to be a bigger turbo on the compressor side. I don't know if the few hundred RPMs for the BB is worth it. Are there any other advantages besides quicker spool?

106809, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by Corbin, Jul-03-09 09:11 AM
If you want to check out the capability of the GT3076R, I would scour the net for dyno data on 4G63 Eclipse and Evo 7-9 upgrades. I believe that 400 WHP is probably at the reasonable max of a GT3076R. It might leave you a little short, but should be close. Those selling BB turbos tell you that they will spool faster, be more durable because of tighter clearances, and deteriorate your oil more slowly due to their reduced oiling requirements. It sounds reasonable to me. You have to be a little bit careful. Some turbos have two ball bearing assemblies. Some have one ball bearing assembly and one journal bearing assembly. Just make sure you know what you are buying.

If you get a divided housing and put it on a non-divided manifold, you will pay a penalty. Some energy will be wasted as the exhaust slams into the flat face of the divide. If you never intend to make a divided manifold, I would avoid the divided housing.

Corbin
'95 ESI-T

Now with more power and fewer leaks



Humble servant of the Wiki
106967, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by RyaN95i4, Jul-21-09 11:04 AM
Originally posted by Corbin
I can hear my compressor spinning for at least 30 seconds after I shut the engine off (GT3071). My old jounal bearing turbo never did that. That is my two cents.



My journal bearing Holset does ;)
106797, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by dalesmitsu, Jul-01-09 01:07 AM
Originally posted by 420aVenger
I'm trying to decide on a new turbo and I'm looking at this one. http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GRT-TBO-048&Category_Code=TBN If I get it it will be the .78 divided turbine and anti-surge compressor. It will be going on a stock displacement 420a looking for close to 400whp. Any opinions on this turbo or suggestions of any kind?


Checkout this price, you'll save 100

http://store.jandjspeedshop.com/garrett-t3601-p-227.html
106810, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by DSM-ZERO, Jul-03-09 09:57 AM
http://cheapturbo.com/

That same turbo is on this site for 50 bucks cheaper and i have done business with them before.

Yes a GT series turbo will spool nicer BUT There not even in the same price range

ill do some looking for yea to see if i can find a deal
106813, RE: Is anyone running a T3/60-1?
Posted by User_22, Jul-04-09 05:02 PM
Garret GT turbos are pretty good turbos IMO, fast spools with nice builds. If you shop around you can get a good price on 1.