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Originally Posted by in.the.dark Sure. Assuming that they are planing to run sub 12 psi, I don't think even the 20G is a good match for this application. It's a
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20g's are quiet a bit larger than gt28's..coming from mitsu i would say that a 16g evoIII would be a good twin setup for 12 psi..they have good flow volume but can run almost 30 psi...a 20g i would think would be to big for a low boost tt setup...FP sells a turbo with a 16g housing and 20g internals, quick spool and monster top end
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As for SixBone, GReddy is probably assuming that the person putting this kit on has dropped their compression ratio and will be running in these turbo's efficiency range. For a street setup, the sweet spot would likely be somewhere in the T28 (not GT28) to 16g range in mitsu-speak. The spool would be instant and would hold to redline. I'm looking for a good compressor map. Anyone? ![]() ![]()
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